Empty Seats

[Joe_Fox]

Its ok joe

Eh? That's confuddled me Lazzer.

 

[lazzer]

hello super nintendo chalmers.

Hello joe.

 

[Kingy_85]

Man City at home reminded me of the MON days, absolutely bursting and a great atmosphere - something Iv seen probally once of twice down the Walkers.

I remember the Cardiff playoff leg, seeing empty seats and just feeling angry.

Derby maybe full of rabid monkey lovers but at least they fill their stadium!

 

[Joe_Fox]

Hello joe.

Super Famicom imo.

 

[Jeff]

When the doctor said I didn't have worms any more, that was the happiest day of my life.

We're all happy for you Joe_

 

[give_us_a_wave]

life blood of the team? 3 or 4 matches errrrmmmmm

Yes.My point being that 3 or 4 matches would be all a lot of people would be able to afford after the price hikes on gaining promotion.Plus matches against attractive opposition would be bought up so quickly most people wouldnt get a look in.
very different game to the one I originally fell in love with sadly.

 

[David Gwilliam]

- it's a bit like Blanche from Coronation Street having a wank.

Wow!I had never understood till now the pleasure some people get from Coronation Street - well it takes all sorts so good luck Joe and happy viewing.

 

[Leesoh]

The Sun's offer doesn't mention us on their list. So any errant fan looking for entertainment won't know of the offer.

What if the errant fan doesn't read The Sun?

 

[Blue Maniac]

What if the errant fan doesn't read The Sun?

They still won't know.

 

[bornslippy]

I remember the Cardiff playoff leg, seeing empty seats and just feeling angry.

Too right.... GGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Err... wot are we angry about exactly???? People who dont wanna spend loadsa their own money not spending it????????

Or somethign else :icon_conf

 

[Jeff]

Err... wot are we angry about exactly????

I'm angry about Bob dot bob dot bob dot com. And people who use too many question marks.

 

[bocadillo]

I'm angry about Bob dot bob dot bob dot com. And people who use too many question marks.

There's a clue there innit?

 

[Joe_Fox]

We're all happy for you Joe_

Webbo - the fact that this is one of my memories makes me feel uneasy - are you spying on me?:icon_conf

 

[doolochfox]

I suppose that the empty seats will be filled when more success is shown on the pitch. Granted we had a great season last season, and the League 1 campaign was good fun to watch, but go back three or four years and it was utter, absolute dogshit. People will remember that.

The 4 seasons prior to our League 1 campaign had an average of over 3000 more attending each game.
The first couple of years at the Walkers almost fulfilled the potential of the stadium, so the pricing must have been close. Since that time the bean counters have got it consistently wrong. Initiatives have got to be implemented so that the stadium is full, e.g. ST holders get a free ticket, fans' fixtures, buy 1 get £2 off next game (present this stub and get £4 off, etc) and reducing GS prices.
I agree with City-Faithful that success will fill the seats, however with a better pricing structure those seats will be filled beforehand.
Only when we start turning people away at the turnstile will we have achieved our first step towards the owners desire to expand the stadium to 42000.

 

[spionfox]

I'm angry about Bob dot bob dot bob dot com. And people who use too many question marks.

Are two lists in danger of merging?

 

[MHS]

it's a bit like Blanche from Coronation Street having a wank.

I'm sorry, this is the quote of the year. :icon_lol: :icon_lol:

 

[Leesoh]

They still won't know.

Precisely.

 

[Han]

The 4 seasons prior to our League 1 campaign had an average of over 3000 more attending each game.
The first couple of years at the Walkers almost fulfilled the potential of the stadium, so the pricing must have been close. Since that time the bean counters have got it consistently wrong. Initiatives have got to be implemented so that the stadium is full, e.g. ST holders get a free ticket, fans' fixtures, buy 1 get £2 off next game (present this stub and get £4 off, etc) and reducing GS prices.
I agree with City-Faithful that success will fill the seats, however with a better pricing structure those seats will be filled beforehand.
Only when we start turning people away at the turnstile will we have achieved our first step towards the owners desire to expand the stadium to 42000.

There's only one way that ticket prices will go from here onwards, especially if we get promoted.

 

[kanefire166]

Yes.My point being that 3 or 4 matches would be all a lot of people would be able to afford after the price hikes on gaining promotion.Plus matches against attractive opposition would be bought up so quickly most people wouldnt get a look in.
very different game to the one I originally fell in love with sadly.

they should what they do for wembley on big matches , priority to season tickets then go on the amount of games people have been to that season,
i agree its not fair that people only go and see the big teams but never go to support on the smaller fixtures,

 

[fitz]

Plus matches against attractive opposition would be bought up so quickly most people wouldnt get a look in.

So first come first served then? Can't see an issue there