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Radical plan coming up that will probably be stamped on rather than adopted, but here it comes. The York crowd of 4K showed just what potential KLT have to attract very impressive crowds when “big games” turn up. If we are fortunate enough to have last season’s incredible effort rewarded with promotion, “big games” will be available on a regular basis. There are supporters and neutrals who are obviously able to pay the relevant price basically once a fortnight, to watch a home game. The money they pay must be budgeted into their general life expenditure, and they have not had that outlay in recent weeks and months. Here’s the rub... From now on, why couldn’t or wouldn’t a high proportion of regular supporters start paying their usual entrance fee, money they have already shown they can afford, and are usually willing to pay. If the average outlay in normal times is, say, £15 Per fortnight, would those supporters be willing to start putting that money again into the club, into a special fund and account, at the rate of £15 a fortnight, having set up (usually digitally) a payment system. What a boost to the club, the Chairman, and players that input would be, with a likely excellent season to follow (eventually !). Ironically, I don’t believe football should re-start until the virus is vanquished - but we could do this to build the club in a big way.... I’ll sit back for the brickbats !