100%manc
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This Coont is one reason why many wont be going as often
That **** or the cunts who voted for him ?100%manc said:This Coont is one reason why many wont be going as often
Kris_Musampa said:To me the answer is simple.
TV
There is an overload of football on the telly, I watched a game from the Northern Irish league on Monday night on Sky!
25 years ago there was one live game in the entire year, the FA Cup Final. it was the biggest footballing day of the year. Now its a side show to the prem / chimps league / eufa etc. Every other game was highlights on MOTD on Saturday evening.
If there was no games on telly, we would have filled Sunday afternoon.
fathellensbellend said:are cup games too dear?
I think they are reasonably priced (per game) however with there being a fixture congestion due to replays and success this has been problematic financially.
is the hassle of getting tickets too much?
Yes and No.... I find it straightforward buying tickets online, very easy... However this club needs a Ticketing Exchange system where fans can sell tickets for games they cannot attend, and also points would be put onto the seat purchasers account and taken off the original ticket buyer.
would you sooner just watch on the tv?
No, I prefer the atmosphere and the "event" going to the game brings. Tv will never replace this however watching online/tv is much cheaper and I'd much rather eat food/pay bills than watch a football match.
This whole argument of: it's cheaper to buy a ticket than buy pints and cigarettes for the games in the pub - what if you don't smoke or drink? never go into pubs, and Still can't afford to watch football?
does the opposition matter, ie obscure euro teams do nothing for you?
No, Some of my fav games this season i've attended have been against teams who I've never heard of much before.... I found the Juventus home game to be shit, and their support was shit... whereas Lech Poznan - well we all remember that night.
would a cash turnstyle help people make an on the spot decision?
it would, I'm only 14miles away and if say the club realised that attendances where going to be small for a game they could text/email alert fans and we could come down and pay on the doors... an Even better idea would be for users who buy online anyway, placing the CityCard under the scanner and this auto-deposits money from the card details which are already stored on City's servers anyway.... no need for cash.
Billy Spurdle said:tonea2003 said:that's fair enough,done it myself
just wish more would be more honest like this!
20'000 missing sunday and quite a lot will be in the can't be arsed camp.
there will of course many genuine reasons for not going, so be it that's the way it is.
the crowd sunday was standard for city v that type of opposition.
we would need years of success to have the sold out signs similar to utd, arse,chavski etc in the lower cup games
I am really struggling with the situation here - you've both got thousands of posts on a City fans' forum yet you still have a "can't be arsed" attitude at times.
Not being judgemental, just don't get it at all.
Kris_Musampa said:To me the answer is simple.
TV
There is an overload of football on the telly, I watched a game from the Northern Irish league on Monday night on Sky!
25 years ago there was one live game in the entire year, the FA Cup Final. it was the biggest footballing day of the year. Now its a side show to the prem / chimps league / eufa etc. Every other game was highlights on MOTD on Saturday evening.
If there was no games on telly, we would have filled Sunday afternoon.