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ARE BORING.the performances at home this season have been shit.and we're trying to create an atmosphere yes? well the best way to even start one is get rid of that drum, all it does it drowns out the few of us that sings and is awful, i stand and sing in the south stand but im no longer singing till that drum has gone all its doing is ruining the small atmosphere we have no creating one at all.
i hope we dont go down the same was as scunny, end up getting 3k at home, they were getting 8's not so long back in the championship if it ever does get that low it will be very very worrying!nothing against the VSC for their efforts though!
To many moaners on here , we're in different league , different players , different manager but the same old idiots on the forum .
there will be 6500 for scunny game, nothing about it anymore, local derby yes. not like it use to be when we played them boxing day 9 years ago!
So it's this simple, the poor performances are down to G Woods and the Drummer Give the Drum to Woodsy and get the drummer in net!
There was no drum for the first 15 minutes. The first 5 were okay but after that it got terrible so I decided and go and get the drum, although admittedly it didnt make it much better. My opinion is we shouldn't need a drum but truth be told there is a new breed of fans at home that won't sing without it.
Quote from: RedArmy on November 10, 2012, 07:27:52 pmi hope we dont go down the same was as scunny, end up getting 3k at home, they were getting 8's not so long back in the championship if it ever does get that low it will be very very worrying!nothing against the VSC for their efforts though! I think your viewing Scunthorpe's attendances through rose tinted glasses. Their record attendance at Glanford Park is just a tad over 9k. The last time they were in the Championship they averaged just over 5,500. This season ( a league lower) they are averaging 3,300. Barnsley a couple of seasons ago were getting over 10k average but despite slashing prices and doing away with match categories have slipped to 8k max. The attendances at the Keepmoat might not be brilliant but they are holding at a reasonable level. The club are working very hard at improving the match day experience and have one of the industry's renowned experts helping them. yYu could give them some credit.
Quote from: silent majority on November 10, 2012, 09:27:52 pmQuote from: RedArmy on November 10, 2012, 07:27:52 pmi hope we dont go down the same was as scunny, end up getting 3k at home, they were getting 8's not so long back in the championship if it ever does get that low it will be very very worrying!nothing against the VSC for their efforts though! I think your viewing Scunthorpe's attendances through rose tinted glasses. Their record attendance at Glanford Park is just a tad over 9k. The last time they were in the Championship they averaged just over 5,500. This season ( a league lower) they are averaging 3,300. Barnsley a couple of seasons ago were getting over 10k average but despite slashing prices and doing away with match categories have slipped to 8k max. The attendances at the Keepmoat might not be brilliant but they are holding at a reasonable level. The club are working very hard at improving the match day experience and have one of the industry's renowned experts helping them. yYu could give them some credit.The percentage losses are still compariable to Scunthorpe though. It's all fine and well to say, it is happening everywhere else, but it is very disheartening to see us playing in a stadium with 10000 empty seats. I'm presuming SM, the club won't adopt cheaper one of game offers that we have seen in past seasons?Going forward, I wonder if the club would look at adopting the cheap season tickets Huddersfield and Bradford had success with?
Quote from: MrFrost on November 10, 2012, 09:30:39 pmQuote from: silent majority on November 10, 2012, 09:27:52 pmQuote from: RedArmy on November 10, 2012, 07:27:52 pmi hope we dont go down the same was as scunny, end up getting 3k at home, they were getting 8's not so long back in the championship if it ever does get that low it will be very very worrying!nothing against the VSC for their efforts though! I think your viewing Scunthorpe's attendances through rose tinted glasses. Their record attendance at Glanford Park is just a tad over 9k. The last time they were in the Championship they averaged just over 5,500. This season ( a league lower) they are averaging 3,300. Barnsley a couple of seasons ago were getting over 10k average but despite slashing prices and doing away with match categories have slipped to 8k max. The attendances at the Keepmoat might not be brilliant but they are holding at a reasonable level. The club are working very hard at improving the match day experience and have one of the industry's renowned experts helping them. yYu could give them some credit.The percentage losses are still compariable to Scunthorpe though. It's all fine and well to say, it is happening everywhere else, but it is very disheartening to see us playing in a stadium with 10000 empty seats. I'm presuming SM, the club won't adopt cheaper one of game offers that we have seen in past seasons?Going forward, I wonder if the club would look at adopting the cheap season tickets Huddersfield and Bradford had success with?The attendance issue is one the FSF have on a regular basis with the Premier League and the Football League. Growing attendances at any football club is a complex issue because of the interplay of different factors, but a slash and burn policy on pricing has never been the answer.Two points, firstly I can't guarantee what the club will do with regards to one off games, but its widely acknowledged that drastic reductions in pricing never deliver the longer term benefit that you are looking for. Where are those people that came for the sold out Swansea games and the free Crystal Palace experiment? I'll tell you, where they've always been, sat waiting for the very next freebie.The Bradford City experiment has been a disaster and not the success you think it is. Yes they have larger crowds, but they also have much larger steward costs, policing costs, maintenance costs etc etc so they are at the position where everything they have done has left them in exactly the same position.Here's an invitation though Mr Frost, if you're really keen to see attendances improve, and I'm not dismissing your stance at all, then I will gladly fix you up with a meeting that will enable you to put your point of view across. I have a good friend who is employed by the FA, PL, FL and individual clubs to grow attendances and he will be quite happy to meet with you. Not only that but I can get you in front of the people at DRFC who will listen to what you have to say as well. Are you up for that?