Ghana FA awards bid for league patronage research

Published on: 05 November 2011

By Ameenu Shardow

The Ghana FA has contracted an advertising agency, Prime Time Limited to research into why the Premier League records low patronage.

Excitement at match venues in the league is virtually non-existent due to the gradual decline in attendance.

The Ghanaian firm is thus tasked to do a thorough assessment of the situation and make recommendations on how it can be improved.

A three-member team from Prime Time and a selected team from the GFA will be touring the various league centers to gather empirical data through questionnaires, GHANAsoccernet.com understands.

The data gathered will form the scientific basis of the recommendations expected in January.

The Ghana FA has resolved to find ways of improving the local league with patronage being one of the cardinal points of this agenda.

Already, innovations like advanced ticketing and transport provision has been adopted in helping improve attendance.

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