Called elastic demand based on pricing.
If 26,000 attend for run of the mill mid table league games, then a lowish price will entice a sell out cup game against PL opposition.
Albion played fantastic today, which got the crowd going.
At some awful or flat league games, the crowd got bored to tears.
And on what laws of economics do you base your argument that the ground would have been full at £24? More likely that the truth is that if there were people that were genuinely struggling with money after xmas then they wouldn't have gone at £24 so you still wouldn't have filled the ground. There were also some that probably could have afforded it but chose the lazy way of supporting their team and then there were those that could easily afford it but got caught up in the anti Barber bandwagon. To be honest, I couldn't give a shit. So called supporters missed being at a great game and there were hardly any queues for the buses. Win Win for me.
Lots of empty seats. I would be sitting in mine if it were cheaper.
Why didn't you go for a cheaper seat then. Seems you weren't really keen on going anyway!