Coleman's Criticism of the Accrington Public - Page 2

deeayess · 25-08-2016, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Willie Miller

Football for fans not TV

It hasn't been for a long time unfortunately

Willie Miller · 25-08-2016, 21:50

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Originally Posted by deeayess

It hasn't been for a long time unfortunately

I know imagine say a Celtic Aberdeen game KO 1230 and first train into Glasgow from Aberdeen is 1250..... ha

Or Southampton having to travel to MAnchester on a Friday night just so half of the country can listen to Gary Neville talking complete nonsensicockle.....

Humbug

deeayess · 25-08-2016, 21:56

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Originally Posted by Willie Miller

I know imagine say a Celtic Aberdeen game KO 1230 and first train into Glasgow from Aberdeen is 1250..... ha

Or Southampton having to travel to MAnchester on a Friday night just so half of the country can listen to Gary Neville talking complete nonsensicockle.....

Humbug

Most away games in Scotland on a Sunday with early kick offs are impossible to get to thanks to our great transport system and thank god we are all unemployed and don't need time off work for games through the week

AccyMad · 25-08-2016, 22:01

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Originally Posted by Rowlf

Perhaps more folk would go on the home games if someone would get rid of that flaming drum.

If that was so, it's the fault of the tv crew - what the drum does is enhance the atmosphere & encourage more to join in with the songs/chants - something that can only be appreciated if watching it live at the ground & not on the telly.
If anyone who wants to come to games has a problem with the drum there's plenty of places within the ground that aren't in close proximity to it.

monkey hanger · 26-08-2016, 08:05

If anyone who wants to come to games has a problem with the drum there's plenty of places within the ground that aren't in close proximity to it.[/QUOTE]

just another excuse for someone not attending. too costly to get in, poor catering, poor public transport, livingstone rd. too narrow the list could be endless. the main problem is our core support about 1200 to go up to a more realistic 2400 has to have a 100% increase which no club can ever do. a 10% increase which is more realistic only means 1320 regulars. do the maths john and you might realise the task is not going to be easy.

cashman · 26-08-2016, 08:37

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Originally Posted by monkey hanger

If anyone who wants to come to games has a problem with the drum there's plenty of places within the ground that aren't in close proximity to it.

just another excuse for someone not attending. too costly to get in, poor catering, poor public transport, livingstone rd. too narrow the list could be endless. the main problem is our core support about 1200 to go up to a more realistic 2400 has to have a 100% increase which no club can ever do. a 10% increase which is more realistic only means 1320 regulars. do the maths john and you might realise the task is not going to be easy.[/QUOTE]Now thats talking sense, 100% is never gonna happen at any club, a fact some need to think through.

Chewbacca · 27-08-2016, 09:10

Eric Whalley had a big dig at the fans 10 years ago on TV, the problem was it is the fans who attend who feel aggrieved. I was when he realised after he 2nd home game 2006/07 that we wouldn't get more fans in the football league, we would far less if we were going to struggle.

andyd · 27-08-2016, 09:18

1200 home fans if we are average 1800 home fans if we are in the promotion places at the top at the end you get the glory hunters pushing us towards 3500 same anywhere good luck Andy Holt in your mission to make the club self sufficient but I fear it will have to be other revenue streams never on the gate money.