Scientific calculation on Burton attendance (4 Viewers)

ampthill_sba · Sep 2, 2012

What percentage of your usual Cov watching friends are coming to the JPT match? Taking max attendance in the league this season so far as 11k and extrapolating the data:

Of my group of 9 there are 2 of us coming: this is 22%

22% of £11k = 2420

I predict 2450 as the attendance!

SkyBlueBlood · Sep 2, 2012

You call that scientific??????????????

ampthill_sba · Sep 2, 2012

SkyBlueBlood said:
You call that scientific??????????????

Of course not...but you looked at the thread which was the purpose. How many of your group are coming and I'll add it to my 9...

skybluejelly · Sep 2, 2012

well out of my group of me an my son we are both going so thats 100%

theprince · Sep 2, 2012

Could see the first, first team game to be less than a 1000

ampthill_sba · Sep 2, 2012

skybluejelly said:
well out of my group of me an my son we are both going so thats 100%

So that's 4 out of 11... X 11k = 4000

ampthill_sba · Sep 2, 2012

theprince said:
Could see the first, first team game to be less than a 1000

Are you going?

skybluejelly · Sep 2, 2012

to be fair to the club i think there pricing structure for this is spot on, £10 for non season tickets and £5 for season tickets and free for kids...it is cheaper than the pre season friendlies for a competitive game (supposedly) i reckon about 3500..... if it is under 2000 i might try and see how many different seats i can sit in during one game

baggers · Sep 2, 2012

Out of my group, 1 out of 2 us are going, but to make up for that I'm bring 2 newbies with me.

Otis · Sep 2, 2012

theprince said:
Could see the first, first team game to be less than a 1000

Don't see why, it's only a fiver for ST holders and £10 for everyone else.

I'mARealWizard · Sep 2, 2012

SkyBlueBlood said:
You call that scientific??????????????

It is scientific.

The only problem is that the sample size is too small to give a reliable result.

Gaz · Sep 2, 2012

I'm going, £5 for a game of football up the Ricoh or an evening of the normal shite that the mrs puts on the telly.
I think the club got it spot on with the pricing.

Evans020 · Sep 2, 2012

Yea not paying 10 when others pay 5.I've been to both home games this season in the league ..why am I less deserving

dadgad · Sep 2, 2012

I'm not going.
If its a balmy evening expect a considerable "walk up".
However, the dogs of doom are barking again (Crewe) which will dilute the feel good fraternity (Brum).
Any 'scientific' calculation must include thes factors.

SkyBlue123 · Sep 2, 2012

There are 2 of us who go, both of us are going. We thought the club have done well with the pricing for this game. Especially at £2.50 for my old man.

Gaz · Sep 2, 2012

I never understand it when fans don't go because we have been playing bad or have lost the last game.
It's surly not about all that.
But as you say dadgad, it will.

TheSnoz · Sep 2, 2012

Two of us and we're both going. Not an issue. If City are playing I go. My support is not conditional. Thousands for Arsenal and whatever for Burton, about sums up City 'fans.' Too many sick notes.

pusbccfc · Sep 2, 2012

Still going. Even after the shite I watched yesterday I can't resist missing a city game.

Greggs · Sep 2, 2012

Fuck knows why, but my Dad and I will be there again........:jerkit:

dadgad · Sep 2, 2012

The "sick note" observation suggests everybody should be the same and have blind faith.
In reality we are all different have different needs, priorities, etc.
Things like previous results, quality of opposition and weather are always factors that affect gates.
It's a scientific fact demonstrable by countless millions of precedents.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · Sep 2, 2012

0/8

So that makes it 0 attendance :thinking about: I'm sceptical of your science

dadgad · Sep 2, 2012

CCFC said:
0/8

So that makes it 0 attendance :thinking about: I'm sceptical of your science

You're not taking account of the "there's fuck all else to do on Tuesday night" factor.
Gate: sell out.

Jackoskyblue · Sep 2, 2012

I'm going looking forward to it actually. Does anyone know if it's still £5 for season ticket holders if you pay on the cash turnstiles ?

stupot07 · Sep 2, 2012

I'm bringing a 'plus one' so there will be 3 of us instead of just me and my grandad .

TheSnoz · Sep 2, 2012

Dadgad, nothing personal. BUT if anyone counts themselves as a City fan, lives within a reasonable distance and can go and CHOOSES not to, then that is not the act of a supporter. Supporters just support their team. 'Previous results, quality of opposition etc' - absolute rubbish - Not good enough . If you're a fan you go. All these lukewarm 'fans' are a major reason we underperform as a club. No fans = no money - until there is a change of mentality anongst the lukewarms we'll continue to languish.

sw88 · Sep 2, 2012

Out of our normal 3, I'm the only one. My old man also usually goes (I dont sit with him) but he's not going either!

Otis · Sep 2, 2012

skybluejelly said:
to be fair to the club i think there pricing structure for this is spot on, £10 for non season tickets and £5 for season tickets and free for kids...it is cheaper than the pre season friendlies for a competitive game (supposedly) i reckon about 3500..... if it is under 2000 i might try and see how many different seats i can sit in during one game

Don't try and get in mine, I won't budge. Been in the same seat since 1898 and I won't be moved by the club, you or anyone else!!!

SBS · Sep 2, 2012

TheSnoz said:
Dadgad, nothing personal. BUT if anyone counts themselves as a City fan, lives within a reasonable distance and can go and CHOOSES not to, then that is not the act of a supporter. Supporters just support their team. 'Previous results, quality of opposition etc' - absolute rubbish - Not good enough . If you're a fan you go. All these lukewarm 'fans' are a major reason we underperform as a club. No fans = no money - until there is a change of mentality anongst the lukewarms we'll continue to languish.

I agree that it's annoying that a section of City fans seem to try harder to justify not going than attempting to actually get to games. I live up north, and attend as many homes and away games as I can. I wouldn't describe myself as a lukewarm fan, but yesterday started to make me question going. £20 ticket, £20 train, £60 on drinks food etc. In the current economic climate, you can see why lukewarm fans can't be arsed. Even a home game is £20 ticket, £5/£10 parking. It's an expensive day out and when we've had nothing to cheer for 20 years, it's not surprising our lukewarm fans are freezing!

ccfcway · Sep 2, 2012

TheSnoz said:
All these lukewarm 'fans' are a major reason we underperform as a club. No fans = no money - .

how are low supported Wigan getting on these days ?

Why does it always have the be the fans fault ?

aloisiwouldhavescored · Sep 2, 2012

TheSnoz said:
Two of us and we're both going. Not an issue. If City are playing I go. My support is not conditional. Thousands for Arsenal and whatever for Burton, about sums up City 'fans.' Too many sick notes.

Ditto - two of us and we are both going. Spot on with your comments PUSB

SkyBlueArmy · Sep 2, 2012

skybluejelly said:
to be fair to the club i think there pricing structure for this is spot on, £10 for non season tickets and £5 for season tickets and free for kids...it is cheaper than the pre season friendlies for a competitive game (supposedly) i reckon about 3500..... if it is under 2000 i might try and see how many different seats i can sit in during one game

I just looked on CCFC website it says kids are not free :facepalm:

dadgad · Sep 2, 2012

TheSnoz said:
Dadgad, nothing personal. BUT if anyone counts themselves as a City fan, lives within a reasonable distance and can go and CHOOSES not to, then that is not the act of a supporter. Supporters just support their team. 'Previous results, quality of opposition etc' - absolute rubbish - Not good enough . If you're a fan you go. All these lukewarm 'fans' are a major reason we underperform as a club. No fans = no money - until there is a change of mentality anongst the lukewarms we'll continue to languish.

No worries. I'm an exile - live approx 120 miles from Ricoh - but even if I lived in CV6 I would not criticise anyone who prioritised other things above following a football team.....
There was a time when pulpit professionals berated humanity for preferring to watch football over attending church.
Now humanity has more choice than ever.....times change...we move on.

Ashdown · Sep 2, 2012

5 of us out of 5, I take it there will be around 4000 there at those prices. I'm curious to see if our second string are as dubiously motivated as our first team??

Gaz · Sep 2, 2012

ccfcway said:
how are low supported Wigan getting on these days ?

Why does it always have the be the fans fault ?

TBF Wigan are doing well more to the fact that there chairman Dave Whelan is a multi millionaire.

skybluejelly · Sep 2, 2012

SkyBlueArmy said:
I just looked on CCFC website it says kids are not free :facepalm:

well my son was free yesterday...also consessions are only £5 or £2.50 with a season ticket.....

just re checked its free for kids with a paying adult

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