Rangers announce ticket cuts
QPR have slashed season-ticket prices in an attempt to bring back fans to Loftus Road for the 2007/08 campaign.
After the prices of many season tickets were raised in the summer of 2005, Rangers saw their average attendance dip from 16,056 in the 2004-05 campaign to 13,441 in 2005/06.
With two home matches remaining this term, the average attendance at Loftus Road for games in all competitions stands at 12,292, and chairman Gianni Paladini has announced "a 10% discount in cost for the price of an annual season ticket for adults, young adults between 16 and 21, and senior citizens".
Paladini continued: "It is when assessing our finances for the forthcoming season that we have to think long and hard with regard to the pricing of our season tickets.
"A nationwide campaign to reduce the price of season tickets and match-day ticket prices has been a success throughout the country, and we would like to think we have played our part, too."
Adults who renew their season tickets before May 31 would pay £463 for a seat in the South Africa Road stand, as opposed to £514 for the same time in 2006.
