Your say: Mansfield Town fans have their say on season ticket prices

The club, who have suffered falling attendances, are not offering their Early Bird deal this year, which had been a money-saver for fans who acted quickly.

But the Stags are launching a new Quarry Lane Membership Card, which is designed give those supporters who can’t make every game an opportunity to support the team and still save some money.

The club has also launched an incentive package aimed towards all season ticket holders with various prize draws.

With no Early Bird discount the adult ticket has technically increased from £300 to £330 this summer, though it was £300 as long ago as 2002/03.

However, some fans are angry about the loss of the Early Bird discount and have slammed the various prize draws being offered with the new deals as gimmicks.

John Radford is being criticised for failing to reward loyalty.

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Stags have introduced a Young Adults (17-21 years) category, which will replace the existing Students category, believing this will give more youngsters the chance to watch professional football on a regular basis. But the loss of the student discount is also under fire.

For an adult ticket, the Stags are actually 20th most expensive out of the 23 clubs announcing ticket prices without an Early Bird discount so far and 18th of those including an Early Bird.

Prices announced are: Exeter City - £488 (£460), Crawley Town - £460 (£400), Morecambe - £459 (£369), AFC Wimbledon - £430, Notts County - £420 (£390), York City - £412 (£350), Bristol Rovers - £410, Newport County - £410 (£390), Northampton Town - £410 (£380), Cambridge United - £400, Carlisle United - £400 (£381), Dagenham & Redbridge - £400 (£335), Stevenage - £395, Yeovil Town - £393 (£351), Luton Town - £390 (£330), Portsmouth - £370 (£320), Plymouth Argyle £380 (£320), Wycombe Wanderers - £352 (£299), Southend United - £350, Oxford United - £350, Mansfield Town - £330, Leyton Orient - £315, Hartlepool United - £295 (£250), Accrington Stanley - £250 (£200).

What do you think of the new prices?