'The support from the fans, as ever, is remarkable' - Chesterfield chairman on the latest season ticket sales
Season ticket sales at Chesterfield are on a par with the same stage last year.
The club sold 5,460 last season as part of an average home attendance of more than 8,000, the fourth highest in League Two.
Early last month around 1,300 went in the space of a week and despite the usual summer slow-down and the disappointment of missing out on promotion, numbers are holding up.
“We are well over 5,000 so we are on beam for matching what we did last year, which is very good,” said chairman Ashley Kirk this week. "The support from the fans, as ever, is remarkable.
"It is perhaps the usual eight or nine per cent who don’t renew for whatever reason but that happens every year.
"We are pleased to keep bringing new fans in.”
Supporters had until Monday to retain their current seat for the 2026/27 season if they hadn’t yet renewed.
Seats not renewed go on general sale from Friday.