I Don't mind you making the suggestion at all Greg. I think it's a good idea. I think you would need to put some sort of time qualification on it though (eg have supported the club 40 years+) otherwise you will end up with a very long list! Might also be interesting to know what area those supporters now live in too as I know that many of our long standing supporters who still come to games moved away from the area some time ago (local residents who support the club appear to be in the minority)

Any volunteers for taking it on the task of getting it started?

I was talking with Steve Adkins at the last  friendly match and this is certainly something he is taking on board, he appreciates the need for a younger supporter and is keen to try any options to this end. So if anyone has any ideas, mention them to him, as he will certainly listen.

Not sure that free admission cup games would work. I assume you are referring to the County Cups and league Cup - all of which are played midweek so probably not ideal for aiming at school kids. The other thing with these cup games is that expenses (including the oppositions travel expenses) have to be paid from the gate money and any gate money left over has to be shared with our opponents 50/50 so would require their agreement to charge anything other than our standard admission price which I would suggest might be unlikely

We have tried a couple of times in the past (with the agreement of the opposition), reducing the cost of admission for County Cup games however in all honesty I don't think it generated any additional spectators into the ground.

Was only a suggestion  Greg. Your idea, you make the rules