Let’s hope what the home clubs get from the deal covers the loss of ticket sales etc.Zip wrote:100% agreed. Idiotic this was ever agreed by the EFL with SKY. What’s the likely gate? Is it worse than Sheffield Utd at the fag end of Stam. That was sub 7,000.
Won't cover the loss of supporters long term though, once folk get out of the habit of turning out it's hard to get them back.Sutekh wrote:Let’s hope what the home clubs get from the deal covers the loss of ticket sales etc.Zip wrote:100% agreed. Idiotic this was ever agreed by the EFL with SKY. What’s the likely gate? Is it worse than Sheffield Utd at the fag end of Stam. That was sub 7,000.
You need a hip flaskdownload wrote:I wish we could have the Law about drinking in the Stadium changed. At least you could have a drink whilst watching this rubbish to deaden the pain a bit.
That’s not as low as I had expected.WoodleyRoyal wrote:10,088 lowest league attendance in two years
177 from Wigan I believe so that’s 9,911 Reading fans.Zip wrote:That’s not as low as I had expected.WoodleyRoyal wrote:10,088 lowest league attendance in two years
Yep, but as for a long, long time, ST holders irrespective of whether they actually attend, are included in the attendance figure. No way there was actually 10K people there last night.Sutekh wrote:177 from Wigan I believe so that’s 9,911 Reading fans.Zip wrote:That’s not as low as I had expected.WoodleyRoyal wrote:10,088 lowest league attendance in two years
Exactly, if the red button deal is on next season then for the first time in 20 years I will not be getting a season ticket, whats the point in leaving work early to rush up to the ground with a good probability based on the last few seasons that we will get beaten anyway.Lower West wrote:Little point in having a season ticket or travelling to midweek league games when they are all televised. Cheaper to stay at home.
No. I'd use the money saved by not having a season ticket to fund some more Saturday away trips. Enjoy my live footie too much. Nothing like actually being there.windermereROYAL wrote:Nothing to do with our appalling home record on a cold night in February then?
Are we including non-attending season ticket holders in our attendance numbers these days?Sutekh wrote:177 from Wigan I believe so that’s 9,911 Reading fans.Zip wrote:That’s not as low as I had expected.WoodleyRoyal wrote:10,088 lowest league attendance in two years
I believe the use of the word HAVE is misleading. I would agree that normally clubs included season ticket holders regardless of their attendance however this has not always been the case - I remember a few years ago the club admitted a change in policy for a short period that meant actual people through the gate was used for a few games and as a result our reported attendances at Mad Stad were just about the worst ever.Barney wrote:Football clubs HAVE to report the ticket sales for a game. So for every home game, all season ticket holders (whether they turn
up or not) are counted.
So Saturday's gate will be more than the Wigan gate:
The usual ST holders...
Barnsley will bring more than Wigan...
No Sky red button...
Can't see it being a sell out !!!!....but probably close to 12,000 will be reported as the gate.
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