Seeing what Ayr did yesterday and lowering the price to £5 for a big game sounded like the ideal thing to do previous to the game and looking back was perfect. The bumper crowd (1952) helped spur on the team.

Now for East Fife to do something.

Surely to goodness something should be done to entice the fans back in for what could be the last or second last home game of the season.

If I were in charge (which I'm obviously not) I would set the pricing structure like this...

Adults £5
Under 16's £2
Under 10's £1

This way the local community (seeing as we are a community club) which isn't very well off and has a high unemployment rate can all get involved and head down.

The youth policy could bring in new fans for next season due to them enjoying (if we manage) a successful play off win.

Packing the stadium surely has to be the best way to go into these games and create as much of an atmosphere as possible.
Flags, banners, shoes, smoke bombs. Start making bayview somewhere fun with a good atmosphere, instead of the quiet drab, boring place it is now.

This also relys on the players giving us something to shout about so let's hope they can and let's hope something is done about ticket pricing too!

Good luck with this.

No chance of this happening. Club skint and we always get a good turnout for the playoffs. We might get the token reduction to a tenner but no chance of more. We have this argument every time we're in the playoffs.

Yeah is probably true that they won't do it. You say it's a good attendance but think how many extra people would go at a fiver. Football is pricing out the fans so why not try and lead some sort of change in these games. The football we have witnessed the past 24 months hasn't exactly been pleasing so why not give something back to the fans?