Good job we didn't build that new stadium.
It certainly would.....they'd be giving them away.its not really that b&w is it. I must admit I dont want a bigger stadium, but if there was one.... the dynamics for selling more tickets would be completely different.
It certainly would.....they'd be giving them away.
It looks like the JCLs have buggered off then.
How did you work that out? We’ve sold out every league game we’ve played since 2015. As far as I am aware, there’s only about 6 other clubs in the whole of the UK who can claim that.It certainly would.....they'd be giving them away.
Since 2015.... exactly my point.....as a PL team we had no trouble selling out yet now we're in the Championship tickets are on general sale......if we had a bigger stadium now would we fill it with just our own fanbase?How did you work that out? We’ve sold out every league game we’ve played since 2015. As far as I am aware, there’s only about 6 other clubs in the whole of the UK who can claim that.
No point in repeating what has already been said so many times on other threads, but the case of sufficient demand for an extended capacity could barely be any clearer.
Since 2015.... exactly my point.....as a PL team we had no trouble selling out yet now we're in the Championship tickets are on general sale......if we had a bigger stadium now would we fill it with just our own fanbase?
Im really struggling to understand the argument here. Are you saying that because we’re now selling out during the period of general sale instead of selling out during the period of 1-5 points that it’s an indicator that the demand isn’t there to fill a stadium? By definition a sell out regardless of when it is achieved in the selling window means that demand exceeds supply…..it’s not rocket science.Since 2015.... exactly my point.....as a PL team we had no trouble selling out yet now we're in the Championship tickets are on general sale......if we had a bigger stadium now would we fill it with just our own fanbase?
…as was only to be expected.It looks like the JCLs have buggered off then.
We are selling out home seats, although watching the WBA game on tv, I was amazed at all the empty seats.Im really struggling to understand the argument here. Are you saying that because we’re now selling out during the period of general sale instead of selling out during the period of 1-5 points that it’s an indicator that the demand isn’t there to fill a stadium? By definition a sell out regardless of when it is achieved in the selling window means that demand exceeds supply…..it’s not rocket science.
The empty seats is frustrating, and probably a symptom of the club not having an easy process for supporters to resale their season tickets when they can’t attend. You’d think it would pretty easy to add an option on the ticket portal where you can indicate games that you can’t attend, with a credit then placed on your account to compensate you. It would be a win win solution.We are selling out home seats, although watching the WBA game on tv, I was amazed at all the empty seats.
If only we could find a way to accommodate the smaller away attendances ( like Blackpool ) and free up more seats for the home support.
With Barnsley and QPR both going to general sale, that’s made all four home games available to the nil points brigade this season.
I'm not talking about filling our current stadium .....I'm questioning whether we'd fill a bigger stadium now that demand for tickets isn't at the same level as in our PL years..... whether we're still selling out now is irrelevant.... tickets being on general sale doesn't suggest that there is the surplus demand that would warrant a bigger stadium.Im really struggling to understand the argument here. Are you saying that because we’re now selling out during the period of general sale instead of selling out during the period of 1-5 points that it’s an indicator that the demand isn’t there to fill a stadium? By definition a sell out regardless of when it is achieved in the selling window means that demand exceeds supply…..it’s not rocket science.
Why does tickets going to general sale suggest there isn’t surplus demand? I’m sorry but I’m really struggling with this argument. West Brom sold out 15 mins after going to general sale ffs! If that doesn’t scream excess demand that would warrant a bigger stadium then I don’t know what does!I'm not talking about filling our current stadium .....I'm questioning whether we'd fill a bigger stadium now that demand for tickets isn't at the same level as in our PL years..... whether we're still selling out now is irrelevant.... tickets being on general sale doesn't suggest that there is the surplus demand that would warrant a bigger stadium.
Real fans always find a way to get tickets.Damn those real fans who couldn't get tickets for one reason or another.