20 odd years ago Norwich's crowds were through the floor, they were doing dad and lad for a £
Free tickets for schools, all sorts of giveaways. It did cause a little bad feeling with some ST
Holders, though I think most could see the logic.
They don't need to do it anymore, in fact they're looking to increase capacity, not only that but
They have a relatively young fanbase who then introduce their own children.
City should have been doing this sort of thing years ago. IMHO
As a former student myself, I can categorically state 95% of them are waster tramps and 100% of them will never come again after being offered a free ticket once.
Good idea and should of been done years ago, but as with Sisu timing is more important than the actual project, call me cynical but this has a bit of desperation about it. As for Wasps being brought in on it again the difference with what they did it was an instant thought and plan, not oh my god 8 years on how do we get more in the door!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! very different no matter how much i dont like them being in the city.
If it was desperation they would have picked the Rochdale match
Jesus Nick, i'm not going to get into a debate in regards to Sisu being desperate or not. In my opinion they have been desperate since the day Rays dream went out the window!!!!!
When you see them, are they ever whispering.You see a lot of the Chinese students going round in swanky cars particularly, it's mad.
Leicester did it and found a new owner worth billions because of his son going. Maybe it is SISU's plan z.
Whose nobwit idea was this?
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/students-university-coventry-tickets-3329651.aspx
Is there anything more this club can do to piss off local supporters? Why should work shy lazy students be given 500 free tickets, we all know they are not going to return again after their freebie. FFS, get a grip SISU and fuck off now!
Yes at Harvard, Shanghai and BangaloreSisu are not that clever, but a relevant point at how Leicester got their new owners, he studied there. Can we try giving out more tickets
Yes at Harvard, Shanghai and Bangalore
Whose nobwit idea was this?
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/students-university-coventry-tickets-3329651.aspx
Is there anything more this club can do to piss off local supporters? Why should work shy lazy students be given 500 free tickets, we all know they are not going to return again after their freebie. FFS, get a grip SISU and fuck off now!
20 odd years ago Norwich's crowds were through the floor, they were doing dad and lad for a £
Free tickets for schools, all sorts of giveaways. It did cause a little bad feeling with some ST
Holders, though I think most could see the logic.
They don't need to do it anymore, in fact they're looking to increase capacity, not only that but
They have a relatively young fanbase who then introduce their own children.
City should have been doing this sort of thing years ago. IMHO
work shy lazy students...who are working to further their education and be more attractive in the labour market, probably get abetter salary, and end up paying more tax
My eldest went to watch Huddersfield Town last night using tickets that a friend had got through Uni for £1 each.
I'd rather see the stands full of kids paying £1 than rows of empty seats.
Exactly this.
Of the 25 students in my class, I think seven go to watch Norwich regularly, most season ticket holders. None are from Norwich, half are from abroad, two for instance are from Australia who spend every matchday watching Norwich home and away. The five others just go home. Those from overseas had never heard of Norwich FC but absolutely love the club now and spend a lot of money on them, and will most likely be supporters and customers for life now.
Its a huge market Cov should try and tap into, I don't now the numbers at the two Uni's in Coventry but there is about 18000 at the UEA who all could be potential customers and as I say Norwich FC have tapped very successfully into my Uni and they feel the benefit many times over
As a 53 year old Mature student in his second year of an engineering degree at the University of East Anglia I can assure the OP that the last thing the majority of students are is work shy and lazy.
I go in every day from 9 to 6 which don't include the 3 hour round drive and then come home to face two hours coursework, its been the hardest physically and mentally difficult thing i've ever done, and a lot of my class have similarly long days so I get fucked off when people moan like fuck about lazy work shy people having an easy life.
I've been a manual worker all my working life but cant do this anymore due to an accident so I'm trying to change my life for the better and contribute more to the nations economy, as are my fellow students, so please stop with that crap.
As for giving out free tickets to uni's ,they should have been doing this years ago, Wasps have been doing it since they came to the city and seems to attract regular paying customers, even if it a small percentage of the tickets given out.
I don't know if the OP has seen the ocean of empty skyblue seats on matchday's, they need filling somehow and I applaud the club whole heartingly with this initiative
Wednesday afternoons is always left free for sports activities ,but as I'm physically knackered its my catch up day on things I'm behind on. I doubt you will catch me on here during the day now Uni has restarted.all the more admirable when you factor in the amount of time you spend on here talking shite
Whose nobwit idea was this?
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/students-university-coventry-tickets-3329651.aspx
Is there anything more this club can do to piss off local supporters? Why should work shy lazy students be given 500 free tickets, we all know they are not going to return again after their freebie. FFS, get a grip SISU and fuck off now!
Leicester did it and found a new owner worth billions because of his son going. Maybe it is SISU's plan z.
I meant that's where we should be giving out ticketsI thought he had a connection to Leicester Uni that brought him to the City?
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