Worsleyweb
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well i have been to over 200 grounds and attended 1500 games so i think i am a proper football fan. Just don't enjoy Wembley experience hence the thread.
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Who else is Wembleyed out?
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well i have been to over 200 grounds and attended 1500 games so i think i am a proper football fan. Just don't enjoy Wembley experience hence the thread.
Newman Noggs
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I'm not doing F.A. Cup this year. After last years 2 games I was knackered.
I'm 66 now had a bypass 2 years ago.
It's a long long day.
Hopefully I'll be able to do the CL then it'll be time to have a rethink.
I do wonder what the age demographic of our fan-base is because that would affect the club's planning. Bearing in mind we had phenomenal support even when we were shit, I'd imagine that we have a high proportion of "legacy" (ie old) fans like ourselves who are of, or coming up to, "concession" time and are, on average, living longer. Can that be sustainable in terms of the "business" ? I'm not sure.
It's a painful experience not helped by shit kick off times and hardly any decent public transport back. If we reach the final we have no idea what time the ko will be. ITV is fucked as they will be showing the rugby union's Champions Cup final which starts at 2.45 and probably won't want that on ITV2 or 4 or even clashing with the FA Cup final so no doubt the final will be at the mercy of the broadcasters again regardless of the fans.
What about if you enjoy it on the telly because you can’t be there. Does that count or are we still not proper fans?If you enjoy it on the telly other than being there you can't be a proper football fan
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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well i have been to over 200 grounds and attended 1500 games so i think i am a proper football fan. Just don't enjoy Wembley experience hence the thread.
Just a completely neutral question. Not getting at you. Did you enjoy the old Wembley more?
5 Hit Gibbon
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In general I love a trip to Wembley to watch City. I will probably avoid the Community Shield in future, as it's just a glorified friendly, but apart from that I would always try and go.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Hopefully the team and club never get "Wembley out".
Impossible. Teams change. Managers change. Even owners and stadiums change. What's the one thing that remains fairly stable, decade after decade after decade?
Worsleyweb
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Just a completely neutral question. Not getting at you. Did you enjoy the old Wembley more?
Yes i did.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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I do wonder what the age demographic of our fan-base is because that would affect the club's planning. Bearing in mind we had phenomenal support even when we were shit, I'd imagine that we have a high proportion of "legacy" (ie old) fans like ourselves who are of, or coming up to, "concession" time and are, on average, living longer. Can that be sustainable in terms of the "business" ? I'm not sure.
I think that is precisely the whole thing behind the various acrobatics in recent seasons with the season card (Silver, now Flexi etc.)