ccfcway
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I bet they'd be more delighted to hear we were moving back to the Ricoh !
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I bet they'd be more delighted to hear we were moving back to the Ricoh !
Nick
Administrator
They may have but I haven't heard anything so assumed they weren't but with some decent PR / Marketing the whole move could have been done a lot better.
ccfcway
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or not at all !
Nick
Administrator
I meant if it had to be...
ccfcway
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I know. i agree with you. If it HAD to be, IF i was the club I would have made a huge deal of free transport, got ex players on the coaches to do Q&A's etc
Mr T - Sukka!
Active Member
Yes it would have sold out. And it did.
Chelsea fa cup sold out full price that was not £5.
Why cant people get the fact, sucessfull teams = more fans!
And before people say it only sold out because it was chelsea this is bullshit.
Does that mean all fans went to the 87 cup final for spurs?
No. Bigger the crowds further you get in tournaments.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Exactly the same here.
covcity4life
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the chance for anyone to go wembley was the pull.
i know plenty of so called fans of big 4 teams who went to the game cos it was a fiver.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Its only been 7 months well I suppose better late than never eh?
covcity4life
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did you just comapre a fa cup quater final vs chelsea to jpt semi vs crewe??????????????????????????
ahahahahahah you dumb shit.
i have already said semi final/success played a part. but would not have been a sellout if not for fiver price
lmao crewe and chelsea haha
torchomatic
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To be fair, that sounds pretty much like my seven year old.
torchomatic
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Nonsense. It was a fiver for the Burton game. 5000 turned up. It was a fiver for the Crewe game (admittedly Crewe are a big draw) and over 30K turned up. What was the difference would you say?
stupot07
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I Know a lot of non cov fans who attended because it was a big game and only a £5. I don't think we'd have sold out 32k if it had been £20+. In fact I don't think we'd sell out at £20+ if we did make it the league one play offs.
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SkyBlue_Bear83
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You can't compare ticket prices and attendances for a midweek L1 match against relegation battlers at sixfields to a JPT semi final at the Ricoh.
They could give them away for free and we still wouldn't see an increase in attendance.
I usually go up with my Dad and brother to the matches, for the Crewe match my Mother also went. The only other matches she has gone to is Man United and Chelsea in the cup, would she have went if it was £20-25 a ticket for the Crewe match? No
Would she have went if there wasn't a massive hype for the game game and a chance of Wembley? No
It was a combination of price and the potential success that drew the crowd, I'd probably estimate the crowd would have been around 20-24k at full price.
dongonzalos
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Watched everyone. I would have thought you may have worked that out by my use of the word fekk......are you sure you have watched it and expanded your horizons?
** Its not stereotyping to state your posts or whimsical nor to state Andreas was joking
Stereotyping to assume because I post in here that I don't attend games for real.
Andreas was stereotyping people's backgrounds based in their looks and cheaper tickets.
skybluelee
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I would suggest that they would understand entirely and not be fussed in the slightest.
Moff
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Fair point, I didnt mean to direct it quite so harshly, and apologise for that slant. I know you go to games as do I, obviously we both havent been to Sixfields.
I didnt read Andreas's comments as you have portrayed but can see where you are coming from, but then that's the beauty of the forum, or is it the beast, as we all see things differently.
Mr T - Sukka!
Active Member
Both sold out dickhead!
Grendel
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It's been £9 for a lot of midweek games so why will we?
Makes no sense - why haven't you been discussing thorn today in the other thread Don?
Grendel
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So the cup game was not sold out because it was Chelsea but the quarter final. So if we'd say played chesterfield in a quarter final you say it would be sold out?
letsallsingtogether
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A FA cup quarter final would sell out whoever we were playing. It was a virtual home end sell out against Middlesbrough in the 3rd round FFS.
What exactly is it that people are debating here? Of course lowering prices has a positive impact on crowds, but then so does success (or the prospect of it) - put the two together and you get a big crowd.
The last significant price offer in the Championship was against Reading (a tenner) the season before we went down and 22,000 turned up. No way that many would have turned up at full whack.
Don't get all the references to Burton in the JPT. It was the first round. People first have to want to actually see the game before they decide if the admission price is worth paying.
duffer
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I think the mistake that you're making here is that they give a f*ck about the fans.
It's not just the travel - look at how they treated the PSL holders. SISU really don't care - where they can get a bit of free PR, bogus stadium plans, slagging off CCC/ACL on the radio etc., they're happy enough. Anything that costs them real money though, that's not going to happen.
It looks to me like they're going to batten down the hatches at Northampton - run the operation for as little as they can for as long as they can, in the hope that something might come of the JR. I wouldn't expect anything to benefit even the few that go to Sixfields to happen anytime soon, especially if it costs SISU money!
Only on a Shithole of a pitch!
shy_tall_knight
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About to leave work its dry and a gentle breeze here in NN5.
stupot07
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Surely the middlesborough reference is even less relevant. First season at the Ricoh in which we averaged over 21k anyway, middlesborough brought a big following. They were a PL club, we were a championship club with renewed optimism with 'operation premiership' and our new home.
Why not point the 6.5k that came to watch Arlesley in the 3rd round and Morecombe in the 4th round last season?
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skybluelee
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Surely the middlesborough reference is even less relevant. First season at the Ricoh in which we averaged over 21k anyway, middlesborough brought a big following. They were a PL club, we were a championship club with renewed optimism with 'operation premiership' and our new home.
Why not point the 6.5k that came to watch Arlesley in the 3rd round and Morecombe in the 4th round last season?
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Bollox. Boro brought about 2.5k.
Covcraig@bury
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If they offered me 9 quid to attend I'd still tell them to stick it where the sun don't shine.
With you all the way on that SB4U just wish the shitfield few would stop attending so we can put a end to this farce .
With you all the way on that SB4U just wish the shitfield few would stop attending so we can put a end to this farce .
letsallsingtogether
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stupot07
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I stand corrected but my other points still stand.
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letsallsingtogether
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What that if we were in a quarter final at the Ricoh we wouldn't sell out against lesser sides?
Sorry don't buy it just look at any club in the country that reach those stages.We like others just want a bit of success not asking for much surely.
But unlike other teams I believe we would give that up to be back home.
Sorry don't buy it just look at any club in the country that reach those stages.We like others just want a bit of success not asking for much surely.
But unlike other teams I believe we would give that up to be back home.
I stand corrected but my other points still stand.
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dongonzalos
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Will have a read in a bit. I can safely assume he is taking the ritual kicking, hence your enquiry.
Hopefully he will get a full term this time and I can genuinely judge him then
Grendel
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I think their fans know a lot more about football than ours.
mark82
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Unlikely. Think you've got this the wrong way round.