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So 2000 tickets sold and I would hazard a guess 1400 are to Southend.....What's going wrong???????
Yes, think many Lynn fans are used to and prefer buying on the day...can see there being a crowd of around 2700-3000.Re pricing structure, I guess time will tell...think a few hundred will not be there because of price and maybe a few more because they don't feel the connection and/or don't enjoy the match day experience as much as they used to
Hopefully there will be plenty of walk up’s on the day.The worry would be if you can’t sell opening day against a relegated League club then what happens when the likes of Wealdstone and the Dover’s of this world come a calling ?Has SC got the pricing structure badly wrong ?
Perhaps Covid could be another reason for slow sales - there are still some people who don’t understand the idea that it’s over now........................
King's Lynn Town FC@officialKLtownTicket News | Southend UnitedOur away allocation for @SUFCRootsHall has now sold out!We would like to wish all Southend United fans a safe trip on Saturday!Tickets are still available for home supporters however, which can still be purchased online.