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Would renewals hold up next year if prices went up but the interest free option remained? I'm thinking with the demand the club seems to have yes.

Fair enough, that's pretty amazing, but I guess Brighton is a big place. Great shouts, I'll definitely give it a go at some stage in the future. Thanks. So was the ground built with expansion in mind like Derby's and Leceister's?

So historically were attendances really big? Board seem to think so if expansion plans are already being looked at.

Yeah I agree, interest free certainly was a big incentive. I suppose the new stadium was also an attraction. What I really don't understand is where did the 10,000 extra fans come from? Surely the Withdean should have been a sellout every week with 18,000 fans+

Any thoughts one whether the attendances the club has enjoyed will continue in tough economic times and through the colder periods of the season?

Apologies for the error, it has been changed. Media I have seen has often referred to the stadium as being in Falmer so maybe that explains the confusion. Thanks for letting me know.

Hi there this is my first thread so please go easy on me :) I have been interested over the last few years to see how news stadiums have effected the attendances of clubs. Obviously the Amex has had a pretty huge one on Brighton's gates this year. Here is my blog I started a while ago on the...

filling in the corners i presume

wow that's so ambitious, great to see

and yeah bent looks pricey but he does get goals so it's tough to decide

greer is a buy player, lucky to get him really

*tickets

it really is all about wages cus that pushes the price of ticklets up

away games are expensive when you count in food, travel and ticket so i can understand ppl maybe not going quite as much

Great to see the club selling out of tickets quickly

stonewaller

how many places are between villa and hereford?

not really fair imo

well i guess new ones have to be tried out some time

fair point