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Re: Festive fixture changes - Live on Sky
My thoughts exactly.Originally posted by Canton Kev View PostI don’t mind the Boxing Day game being pushed back to 5:15. Should make for a “merry” atmosphere (if we’re not in bad form).
Midday kick off on New Years Day away to Blackburn? **** that.
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We’ll be lucky to get 10,000, for Boxing Day, what with transport difficulties and family commitmentsOriginally posted by Canton Kev View PostI don’t mind the Boxing Day game being pushed back to 5:15. Should make for a “merry” atmosphere (if we’re not in bad form).
Midday kick off on New Years Day away to Blackburn? **** that.
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Not sure why you would say that. Boxing day attendances are traditionally the best of the year and I would have thought that it was just as easy, if not easier to get to a 5.15pm kick off than morning or early afternoon.Originally posted by BLUETIT View PostWe’ll be lucky to get 10,000, for Boxing Day, what with transport difficulties and family commitments
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agree should get a healthy contingent from london tooOriginally posted by dml1954 View PostNot sure why you would say that. Boxing day attendances are traditionally the best of the year and I would have thought that it was just as easy, if not easier to get to a 5.15pm kick off than morning or early afternoon.
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Re: Festive fixture changes - Live on Sky
1) City inflate crowd numbersOriginally posted by Canton Kev View PostWe had 19k against Birmingham for a midday kick off, live on Sky and during rail strikes.
2) Noon is not 5.15
3) At 5.15pm, I think more people would rather be home on a Boxing Day than being out in the cold
4) Is there even transport on Boxing Day ?
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A 10k crowd would mean the lower bowl of the stadium is only a 1/3rd full. Even the family stand, which is easily the emptiest part of the ground, doesn't get that empty. Not even for midweek games on a school night.Originally posted by BLUETIT View Post1) City inflate crowd numbers
2) Noon is not 5.15
3) At 5.15pm, I think more people would rather be home on a Boxing Day than being out in the cold
4) Is there even transport on Boxing Day ?
We have 14k ST holders and sell about 4k additional tickets. Lets say all the factors above cut that figure to only 2k extra sales then a 10k crowd means nearly half our ST holders don't turn up.
In other years Boxing Day crowds are usually higher than normal despite the lack of transport and the cold. A 5:15 KO and on Sky will have some impact but not to the extent of a 40% smaller crowd.
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Re: Festive fixture changes - Live on Sky
Well here’s 4 season ticket holders who won’t be thereOriginally posted by Canton Kev View PostA 10k crowd would mean the lower bowl of the stadium is only a 1/3rd full. Even the family stand, which is easily the emptiest part of the ground, doesn't get that empty. Not even for midweek games on a school night.
We have 14k ST holders and sell about 4k additional tickets. Lets say all the factors above cut that figure to only 2k extra sales then a 10k crowd means nearly half our ST holders don't turn up.
In other years Boxing Day crowds are usually higher than normal despite the lack of transport and the cold. A 5:15 KO and on Sky will have some impact but not to the extent of a 40% smaller crowd.
I wanna be getting home at 5.15pm, not going out
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Re: Festive fixture changes - Live on Sky
think we will hit over 20,000+ boxing day even if we are languishing in the bottom 6
think we will take a healthy following to Coventry too
Hopefully if we can pick up a bit of form and points maybe shift a few half season tickets too .
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