You can watch a local Premier league team for 20 quid a game and a local Championship team for virtualy the same price as a T&M home game. Maybe a factor ?

It is not a case of beign scared Marlon, it is called balancing the books, our chairman does not have unlimited funds, I bet we would be in for a surprise at how much he contrubutes to the first team, do not forget no matter how you package it, it is his money!
Living within your means, means exactly that and you have a future, how many clubs have lived for the short term,. then paid the penalty.
What we should do is monitor their crowds and see if it is working, then if it is, consider our options.

I understand the sentiment but unfortunately not as straight forward as it might seem. Even for these less well attended cup games the expenses of both teams and match officials have to be deducted from the gate receipts before what's left is split between the two competing teams and respective County FAs - and that's after we have taken the VAT element off of the £10 that everyone pays (ie the club only actually gets £8.33 for every full paying adult). Therefore by allowing our season ticket holders what would effectively be free admission would unfairly reduce the amount we share with the opposition - and in these cup game we have  to give them exactly the same number of free admissions as we give ourselves so if we let say 40 season ticket holders in for free we would also have to allow the opposition to have 40 additional comp admissions