I'm not as sure about the apathy of the people of Perth as I am, perhaps, about the apathy of the owners, shakers or movers of the club. If whoever owns the club is not hurting in the wallet there is no incentive to market, promote or tempt new and old fans.
The Child mentioned that it would be fifty pounds for an hour and a half for himself and his daughter. That is out of line. That works out to somewhere around 33 pounds an hour, or about $55 an hour. I don't know how pay scales are in Perth but very few people around here make that sort of money.
If the club can break even or make a little on these kind of prices why would they change things? It they lose money it will almost certainly be written off, either to another business or one of the billion tax dodges that are available to those who have money. (I'm starting to sound like I should break out into the "Red Flag", or some such). I very much doubt if any one at the board level derives his or her sole income from the club. Therefore, they don't particularly care. Bleeding blue and white is not an issue for these people. Just red or black ink.
Smudge