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Both, yes. I may have my "myther me" options ticked to "off" though. But i would like to have done this particular survey.
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End of Season MCFC Survey
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BringBackSwales
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Tell them you want to do it and you want Hugh ferris fucking offBoth, yes. I may have my "myther me" options ticked to "off" though. But i would like to have done this particular survey.
TBooksbluearmy
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Completed mine a few days ago gave a lot of 8with some 7's and 9's. Why always ste have complained a few times in other surveys from the club about the prices of drinks and food, but nothing has happened. Nothing will happen unless the fans when they go to the ground refuse to buy anything, thus leaving them with a lot of unused pies etc..
Kinkys Left Foot
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"Underwhelming"
Positives - Pep, SC prize Freeze, CL Quarter and Semi efforts by club, Winning a pot, Being in for best players in Transfer Window
Negatives - Food prices, Pre-game bollox, Yellow Jacketed Nazis, Matchday & Some Cup Ticket prices, Large blocks of complementaries left unattended (Same blocks) at less attractive fixtures
Positives - Pep, SC prize Freeze, CL Quarter and Semi efforts by club, Winning a pot, Being in for best players in Transfer Window
Negatives - Food prices, Pre-game bollox, Yellow Jacketed Nazis, Matchday & Some Cup Ticket prices, Large blocks of complementaries left unattended (Same blocks) at less attractive fixtures
The invitation I had made it clear that they were seeking input to shape the future direction and strategy of the Club and as such were only targeting those City fans that they considered to be of high intellect and could offer an opinion that would be of value to Pep as he sets about getting us back on track after last season's relative disappointments.
Clearly City have sent the survey emails to the less intellectual fans by mistake. I have not received anything from the club even though I have two Masters degrees and a Nobel prize.
I hope my comments don't sound a bit arrogant as that is certainly not my intention!!!????.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Yeah, I took the time to fill it in, after nearly deleting it. The problem with all these surveys that give you a scale of 1-10 is that that just levels everything off, with no real possibility to analyse and give proper weighting to things. Most of the time I put my answers at about 6 on the scale. But often with some misgivings. 5 seemed a tad too harsh, in a season in which we did after all win silverware (and in doing so beat the dippers, which is always particularly pleasant), and got to a historic semi-final of the CL (however limply we went out of it…). 7 on the other hand seemed definitely too generous (especially thinking of our two league performances against said dippers, aaaaargh!, and losing to the most toothless United side of the last quarter century).
The one word I chose for the season overall was "Fair". But part of that assessment must be, for me, the announcement that the best manager in the world is coming to us for three years. And I'm not sure that that is supposed to be part of this season. It just seemed to mitigate the sometimes awful football that we played, especially in the league.
The one thing that I didn't move the scale on at all: pre-match and halftime entertainment. I left it at zero. I've got strong feelings about this. I am absolutely, but absolutely, pissed off about having my ears blasted by the sound system, Hugh Ferris or whoever, and the vaguely embarrassing antics of some characters out on the pitch, when I either want to talk to whoever's next to me about their take on the match, chant with the crowd, or just think about things and generally gather my wits. What I most definitely don't want at City is manufactured razzamatazz. Perhaps the kids at the family end like it (? although even that I'm not sure about)
The one word I chose for the season overall was "Fair". But part of that assessment must be, for me, the announcement that the best manager in the world is coming to us for three years. And I'm not sure that that is supposed to be part of this season. It just seemed to mitigate the sometimes awful football that we played, especially in the league.
The one thing that I didn't move the scale on at all: pre-match and halftime entertainment. I left it at zero. I've got strong feelings about this. I am absolutely, but absolutely, pissed off about having my ears blasted by the sound system, Hugh Ferris or whoever, and the vaguely embarrassing antics of some characters out on the pitch, when I either want to talk to whoever's next to me about their take on the match, chant with the crowd, or just think about things and generally gather my wits. What I most definitely don't want at City is manufactured razzamatazz. Perhaps the kids at the family end like it (? although even that I'm not sure about)
I have complained over and over about the deafening sound system, it did get a little better until the last two CL games in which and forever after it went to hurtful levels again.Yeah, I took the time to fill it in, after nearly deleting it. The problem with all these surveys that give you a scale of 1-10 is that that just levels everything off, with no real possibility to analyse and give proper weighting to things. Most of the time I put my answers at about 6 on the scale. But often with some misgivings. 5 seemed a tad too harsh, in a season in which we did after all win silverware (and in doing so beat the dippers, which is always particularly pleasant), and got to a historic semi-final of the CL (however limply we went out of it…). 7 on the other hand seemed definitely too generous (especially thinking of our two league performances against said dippers, aaaaargh!, and losing to the most toothless United side of the last quarter century).
The one word I chose for the season overall was "Fair". But part of that assessment must be, for me, the announcement that the best manager in the world is coming to us for three years. And I'm not sure that that is supposed to be part of this season. It just seemed to mitigate the sometimes awful football that we played, especially in the league.
The one thing that I didn't move the scale on at all: pre-match and halftime entertainment. I left it at zero. I've got strong feelings about this. I am absolutely, but absolutely, pissed off about having my ears blasted by the sound system, Hugh Ferris or whoever, and the vaguely embarrassing antics of some characters out on the pitch, when I either want to talk to whoever's next to me about their take on the match, chant with the crowd, or just think about things and generally gather my wits. What I most definitely don't want at City is manufactured razzamatazz. Perhaps the kids at the family end like it (? although even that I'm not sure about)
JoeMercer'sWay
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it's funny because in EL2 you can barely hear a word that's being said over the tannoy because of the horrible echoing that's developed since SS3 emerged and the speakers aren't very loud there either.