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CRYSTAL Palace manager Dougie Freedman is urging the club's supporters to come up with ideas to boost the current attendances at Selhurst Park.
Just under 13,000 fans were in SE25 for the visit of Cardiff City last Saturday, but with the Eagles playing an attacking brand of football this season, the boss is looking for all kind of fan options to be put forward.
Crystal Palace boss Dougie Freedman wants fresh ideas to bring in higher attendances at Selhurst Park
"I just think we've just got to think along the lines of 'what can we do to help the fans?' and I think we're playing the right style of football," he exclusively told Advertiser Sport.
"As a club, we run in it in the right way as we're giving a lot of opportunities to young local players and I think we just try our best for the fans.
"Do they need to buy a block of tickets or something like a half-season ticket? Anything to bring some more in and pull together, because everyone will benefit more with a better atmosphere at Crystal Palace.
"There are people out there who spend the hard-earned money and have better ideas, but I just think it's great to support your local team.
"If anyone has got any ideas, please write in or send an email to the club so people can afford it, but if we can help in any way, and I don't know what that is, maybe a two-for-one deal?
"I do have a responsibility to manage the club and I enjoy doing that, so to have that good experience of coming to watch the team is something I will try to do."
Just under 13,000 fans were in SE25 for the visit of Cardiff City last Saturday, but with the Eagles playing an attacking brand of football this season, the boss is looking for all kind of fan options to be put forward.
Crystal Palace boss Dougie Freedman wants fresh ideas to bring in higher attendances at Selhurst Park
"I just think we've just got to think along the lines of 'what can we do to help the fans?' and I think we're playing the right style of football," he exclusively told Advertiser Sport.
"As a club, we run in it in the right way as we're giving a lot of opportunities to young local players and I think we just try our best for the fans.
"Do they need to buy a block of tickets or something like a half-season ticket? Anything to bring some more in and pull together, because everyone will benefit more with a better atmosphere at Crystal Palace.
"There are people out there who spend the hard-earned money and have better ideas, but I just think it's great to support your local team.
"If anyone has got any ideas, please write in or send an email to the club so people can afford it, but if we can help in any way, and I don't know what that is, maybe a two-for-one deal?
"I do have a responsibility to manage the club and I enjoy doing that, so to have that good experience of coming to watch the team is something I will try to do."