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Poor Home Attendances
- Thread starter joedr116
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bluegorton
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there's a waiting list for season tickets since robbie signed i think.when performances pick up consistently they will come.
Trigger
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and the hassle trying to get a ticket through our ticket office never helps !!!
Cheltblue
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S04 said:Maineman55 said:Garry Cook has said it's the intention to bring in at least one Galatico in the window !
We don´t bring in Galacticos that easy..Becoming a world club is done in stages. But yeah..we might get one every transfer window perhaps.
When we do have a couple more world class names, we will spawning a whole new generation of fans that would not have become City fans without the ADUG millions.
And then you wont be able to get a ticket for love or money! In fact............ we need a bigger stadium!!!!
withingtonmcfc
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Our attendances are generally good. Everton, who I always think of as a similar sized club to us, got just 37,527 yesterday and they are 6th at the moment.
I do think though that our UEFA Cup attendances have been poor and hope we get a decent crowd in for FC Copenhagen.
I do think though that our UEFA Cup attendances have been poor and hope we get a decent crowd in for FC Copenhagen.
bluezi
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Have to say im with you on that one, but at least its getting better. when i see how many supporters walking to old stretford, (yes i know there mostly out of Mcr, and most of them dont know where O/T is) and then i see how many Blues walking to games on match days, my heart sinks a little, im fed up when those tw@ts go on about how many empty blue seats they saw on Motd.
On a simlar note, i was talking to a steward a good few weeks back and he told me that Mcfc and Mcc have agreed plans to extend the stadium putting in another tier above the North end. and the south, making it a 70000 seater,
maybe then we can get the away fans moved somewhere else.
On a simlar note, i was talking to a steward a good few weeks back and he told me that Mcfc and Mcc have agreed plans to extend the stadium putting in another tier above the North end. and the south, making it a 70000 seater,
maybe then we can get the away fans moved somewhere else.
The Fat el Hombre
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joedr116 said:I still think that we are paying the price for Stuart Pearce in charge at city which still affects the attendances at City. The number of City Fans I knew who were fed up with the rubbish football and did not renew their season tickets has still had a negative effect on the club.
Hopefully the fans will return and fill the stadium, personally I felt the stadium was too small when we built it with no thoughts on future potential. If we can get the right players in and give City fans a little success i.e Uefa Cup Final Win the ground may come alive.
Agree about the Stuart Pearce effect, although attendances have been fine this season
Next season sell-outs all round I reckon
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Anonymous
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Poor home attendances? If this season we have had poor home attendances then we have always had poor home attendances because this season average is 4th in the all time city average attendance list.