Still, whenever I go, about six games a season in different seats each time It seems to be older season ticket holders leaving early, I know this because as they leave they have to stand, getting in the way saying goodbye to all there mates around them.was talking about the leaving early.
Still, whenever I go, about six games a season in different seats each time It seems to be older season ticket holders leaving early, I know this because as they leave they have to stand, getting in the way saying goodbye to all there mates around them.
That's an idea close all the carparks, make it park and ride and don't let anyone on a bus until 10 minutes after the whistle. Joking. ( I think)I understand that in Germany many of the fans are members of Supporters Clubs who often travel together to games. There is no point leaving early when the coach will be stuck on the car park until the last person returns to the bus.
That's an idea close all the carparks, make it park and ride and don't let anyone on a bus until 10 minutes after the whistle. Joking. ( I think)
Good ideas. I have tried to convince the guy in charge of our Suppirters Club not to let the coach leave until 30 minutes after the final whistle so that we can have another pint.
But why would you want to leave early? many goals come on last 10 min and in time added on .I think the Club have done plenty to help in the form of the Ticket Exchange, affordable season tickets and engaging with the Community to increase support e.g. Yesterday's Blue Run.
People choose if they wish to leave early. Demographics are playing their part with an ageing fan base. This meant we had to expand the family Stand and provide very prominent seats for youngsters. If families have to leave early then empty seats are easily picked up in the cameras because they are usually behind the goal we are attacking. Plenty of people leave early in other parts of the ground too but they are not picked up by TV so much.
I think we just have to accept the early leaving and the situation might improve in years to come when we have a more even age spread of supporters.
I understand that in Germany many of the fans are members of Supporters Clubs who often travel together to games. There is no point leaving early when the coach will be stuck on the car park until the last person returns to the bus.
I think the Club have done plenty to help in the form of the Ticket Exchange, affordable season tickets and engaging with the Community to increase support e.g. Yesterday's Blue Run.
People choose if they wish to leave early. Demographics are playing their part with an ageing fan base. This meant we had to expand the family Stand and provide very prominent seats for youngsters. If families have to leave early then empty seats are easily picked up in the cameras because they are usually behind the goal we are attacking. Plenty of people leave early in other parts of the ground too but they are not picked up by TV so much.
I think we just have to accept the early leaving and the situation might improve in years to come when we have a more even age spread of supporters.
I understand that in Germany many of the fans are members of Supporters Clubs who often travel together to games. There is no point leaving early when the coach will be stuck on the car park until the last person returns to the bus.
But why would you want to leave early? many goals come on last 10 min and in time added on .