Next seasons average crowd.

[dawlish dave]

Not looking to start a empty seat thread, just how do we see the average attendance for EPL games next season.

51,464.

 

[blueparrot]

Apparently somebody posted on another thread they had joined the waiting list and was over 9000, so I assume they will sell out the s/c allocation and we will average very close to capacity, so I'll go 54 750

 

[mosssideblue]

I think the demand will be there, so it will be pricing that will decide. Will always get empty seats as it is not possible for all ST holders to attend every game.

As current champions, we seam to get a lot more TV coverage (I think), so that will also have an effect

Would like to think we will average over 50000 though

 

[LoveCity]

It's going to be close to capacity, although we'll only see the splendor of a jam-packed Etihad for the bigger games because the phenomenon of so many no-shows isn't going away. Just think what it'll look like in the coming years with 60,000 in on derby day.

 

[Manchester33]

It's going to be close to capacity, although we'll only see the splendor of a jam-packed Etihad for the bigger games because the phenomenon of so many no-shows isn't going away. Just think what it'll look like in the coming years with 60,000 in on derby day.

I tend to disagree, I think we'll get 60,000 for the majority of games, especially on the weekends. If it's a midweek game then obviously the attendance will be lower.

I'm pretty confident we would still sell out pretty much every game, just with a similar no-shows problem to now!

 

[mosssideblue]

It's going to be close to capacity, although we'll only see the splendor of a jam-packed Etihad for the bigger games because the phenomenon of so many no-shows isn't going away. Just think what it'll look like in the coming years with 60,000 in on derby day.

I tend to disagree, I think we'll get 60,000 for the majority of games, especially on the weekends. If it's a midweek game then obviously the attendance will be lower.

I'm pretty confident we would still sell out pretty much every game, just with a similar no-shows problem to now!

Do you mean current or pro rata with the additional seats next year?

 

[uwe rosler 28]

49,000

 

[blueparrot]

It's going to be close to capacity, although we'll only see the splendor of a jam-packed Etihad for the bigger games because the phenomenon of so many no-shows isn't going away. Just think what it'll look like in the coming years with 60,000 in on derby day.

I tend to disagree, I think we'll get 60,000 for the majority of games, especially on the weekends. If it's a midweek game then obviously the attendance will be lower.

I'm pretty confident we would still sell out pretty much every game, just with a similar no-shows problem to now!

Do you mean current or pro rata with the additional seats next year?

I would guess slightly more than pro-rata as a a few on the waiting list will be people that can't make every game but would still save money with a s/c . Even a £450 s/c will save you money even if you can only make 10 - 12 games.

 

[Manchester33]

It's going to be close to capacity, although we'll only see the splendor of a jam-packed Etihad for the bigger games because the phenomenon of so many no-shows isn't going away. Just think what it'll look like in the coming years with 60,000 in on derby day.

I tend to disagree, I think we'll get 60,000 for the majority of games, especially on the weekends. If it's a midweek game then obviously the attendance will be lower.

I'm pretty confident we would still sell out pretty much every game, just with a similar no-shows problem to now!

Do you mean current or pro rata with the additional seats next year?

I'd imagine Pro-rata, or even more. I envisage more 'casual' supporters buying season tickets who won't be as inclined to attend every game as some do now.

 

[dobobobo]

Not looking to start a empty seat thread, just how do we see the average attendance for EPL games next season.

51,464.

What's the prize for guessing right?

I don't want to end up empty handed.