Return of the Rev
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The total could be shown on the big screen as people arrive and then would go down as people leave
Would make interesting viewing!
Would make interesting viewing!
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What about a fan counter at the stadium?
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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The total could be shown on the big screen as people arrive and then would go down as people leave
For sure. Make 'em swipe out between 80 minutes and full time and deduct them loyalty points per minute
grubbyhands
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Are you offering to do it RotR?
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TWOCHOICEStom
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For sure. Make 'em swipe out between 80 minutes and full time and deduct them loyalty points per minute
The introduction of BAD FAN points? An increase of 10% on all purchases?
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
The total could be shown on the big screen as people arrive and then would go down as people leave
Would this require us all being micro chipped ?
Or better still pressure sensitive seats, which would be great when we are attacking and everyone gets up for a better view, because we all know we are not supposed to stand its just not cricket.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Man of Harveys
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Wouldn't this show the actual number of people in the ground though? Ridiculous. We can't have that.
We used to, but no one else did, so it made no sense for comparison purposes, or for getting sponsorship deals etc.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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For sure. Can't have that. Not publicly announcing the number of people who are actually in the ground and who are seeing the sponsors paid-for advertising is the way forward
Yeah then we'd have a rev counter
If no one else does it that way, and doing so means you get less money, and you look like a less attractive option to new players, why do it?For sure. Can't have that. Not publicly announcing the number of people who are actually in the ground and who are seeing the sponsors paid-for advertising is the way forward
Codner's Wallop
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- Sep 11, 2013
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Would certainly appease those obsessive attendance freaks on here...
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I like the idea of a fan counter. Obviously it would only work for fans arriving though. I went to a West Ham game years ago as a guest in corporate hospitality and they had a counter in the lounge that we were in, I remember finding it quite interesting to watch *saddo*
No chance though if we are going to give out tickets sold as the attendance
No chance though if we are going to give out tickets sold as the attendance
Lord Bracknell
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I see no reason at all why English football shouldn't announce attendances the way Italian clubs do.
Number of season tickets sold + Income from such tickets
+ Number of Pay for the Individual Game tickets sold + Income from such tickets.
This is also a method that allows the average value of discounted tickets (children / seniors etc) to be calculated.
Number of season tickets sold + Income from such tickets
+ Number of Pay for the Individual Game tickets sold + Income from such tickets.
This is also a method that allows the average value of discounted tickets (children / seniors etc) to be calculated.
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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The total could be shown on the big screen as people arrive and then would go down as people leave
Why? We all know Albion sell X number of season tickets, and then they add on thenumber of tickets sold per game to give the total attendance. This is what nearly every club does...so what? You can use your intelligence and look around the stadium and roughly work out how many season ticket holders haven't turned-up; this varies according to the attractiveness of the opposition, how well Albion are playing, and what the weather is like. All perfectly natural.
Icy Gull
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I have no idea what the mechanics of it are but I'm guessing that this gives plenty of leeway to fiddle the numbers, being Italy. Just saying
Lord Bracknell
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I'd say the opposite. Publishing the figures, with a detailed breakdown, ensures that, over time, it is much more difficult to fiddle the numbers. This sort of thing should be a pre-requisite of any FFP system.
Italy is one of the few countries where clubs are forcibly shut down for financial mismanagement.
