Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony is confident he will reach his average London Road attendance target of 7,500 for the forthcoming season in League One.
Darragh MacAnthony has described the club record sale of 3,100 season tickets for the 2008-09 campaign as 'unreal', but it's a figure that also backs his belief that Peterborough can sustain football at a higher level.
Darragh MacAnthony said: "Season ticket sales have been unreal and I have to offer a big thank you to the thousands of supporters who are once again backing the club on and off the field.
"My target for next season is a 7,500 average and then a 10,000 average when we are in the Championship. I also have a target for pre-season which I am sure we will reach now that we have three great Premier League sides coming down as well as a tasty little game against our old rivals from down the road."
Peterborough United had an average home attendance in League Two last season of just over 5,900 – Darragh MacAnthony had set a target of 5,500.
Darragh MacAnthony has described the club record sale of 3,100 season tickets for the 2008-09 campaign as 'unreal', but it's a figure that also backs his belief that Peterborough can sustain football at a higher level.
Darragh MacAnthony said: "Season ticket sales have been unreal and I have to offer a big thank you to the thousands of supporters who are once again backing the club on and off the field.
"My target for next season is a 7,500 average and then a 10,000 average when we are in the Championship. I also have a target for pre-season which I am sure we will reach now that we have three great Premier League sides coming down as well as a tasty little game against our old rivals from down the road."
Peterborough United had an average home attendance in League Two last season of just over 5,900 – Darragh MacAnthony had set a target of 5,500.
