Season ticket sales next season?
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If nothing changes I cannot see how we can possibly get 6k. More likely to be nearer 4k.SouthWest_Addicks said:We've still got 9 home games left this season.
3 x midweek matches
4x Saturday matches
1 x Sunday match
1 x Monday match
Bar the Gillingham match cannot see attendances being above 14k for the rest of the season.
I think it will be the same prices as last season. Cannot see us selling more than 6k season ticket with current circumstances.1 -
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Tonight's gate against Oxford looks hideously small.0
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No. It's over 9,000!!!!! Katie says honestly.Cardinal Sin said:Tonight's gate against Oxford looks hideously small.
Surely, surely, surely there must come a time when even the most loyal fan says enough and refuses to renew their ST until these jokers are gone?1 -
Season ticket! HahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahHhHhHhhahahahahahahahaha0
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It's dangerous because I am a serious Charlton fan and have been for years. I'm now more interested in Serie A. Imagine how many fans we have actually lost in all of this and we don't even know it yet. We will realise when this lot clear off and the attendance only increases slightly. If they stick around too long it may not increase at all.0
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When are the club likely to come out with their season tickets "offer" for next season? It will be interesting to see what kind of deals/bribes/contortions they build in to try to at least preserve this season's numbers.
The bastards would have to pay me to have one, and even then they can stick it where the sun don't shine.5 -
Shall I put you down as undecided?Davo55 said:When are the club likely to come out with their season tickets "offer" for next season? It will be interesting to see what kind of deals/bribes/contortions they build in to try to at least preserve this season's numbers.
The bastards would have to pay me to have one, and even then they can stick it where the sun don't shine.9 -
When we were playing at Sellhurst and Upton Park, in front of low crowds, we always knew that a return to the Valley would cause a surge of supports coming back to Charlton....the lost generation as they were often called.
But now, what would trigger the new surge should RD go? Yes, some would be returning ex season ticket holders, like my family but would we see new blood? No because we would be in a far worse position than the reyurn home. Lower division, crap players etc etc etc.
We are doomed too years of low support because what that man has done to us!4 -
Did we really know, during those 7 years of exile, that a return to The Valley would cause a surge of support? I'm not so sure. It took years after the return to rebuild the fanbase.cafckev said:When we were playing at Sellhurst and Upton Park, in front of low crowds, we always knew that a return to the Valley would cause a surge of supports coming back to Charlton....the lost generation as they were often called.
But now, what would trigger the new surge should RD go? Yes, some would be returning ex season ticket holders, like my family but would we see new blood? No because we would be in a far worse position than the reyurn home. Lower division, crap players etc etc etc.
We are doomed too years of low support because what that man has done to us!
I honestly think that if Roland sold tomorrow that there would be a massive turnaround in the crowds, with many committing to season tickets for next season.0 - Sponsored links:
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I did see an advert from a barber on the side of the pitch last night that offered a 10% discount to CAFC season ticket holders.
I think next season they will be giving out a free season ticket with every haircut!5 -
Way the atmosphere is will probably buy a season tickethand go to half the games0
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Don't forget to buy your season ticket before the deadline to preserve your seat and avoid the price increase.4
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In all fairness this is something that all clubs have been doing for years and years.Valiantphil said:Don't forget to buy your season ticket before the deadline to preserve your seat and avoid the price increase.
If any of us thought we could get our employers to pay us a whole years salary, three months before that year started, and would not have to be paid back if we failed miserably to perform we'd all be asking for it and offering to reduce out pay for the money upfront.
Most clubs have some kind of funding issues and getting money in advance is a great way to help with that. It just stops working when supply massively exceeds demand.0 -
Sales for next season 2000 max after the past 2 weeks results, but the club will say it's 20,000.0
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They can then disband the Target 20K, as they will have done their job.STLeonards said:Sales for next season 2000 max after the past 2 weeks results, but the club will say it's 20,000.
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Have you got anything smaller?shirty5 said:Has anything changed since last August that would bring the crowds back and the likes of me purchasing a season ticket again?
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It's more to tie people in than cash flow - I doubt if the ST revenue covers one month's operating costs these days. The club is spending half of it on Jorge Teixiera.Valiantphil said:Don't forget to buy your season ticket before the deadline to preserve your seat and avoid the price increase.
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I can just see Meire's explanation. The difference between 20,000 and 2,000 is only a nought which is effectively nothing!19
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Yes, we did. It was a fundamental point of contention between campaigners and the Evening Standard. They admitted they were wrong once we went back, to be fair. Not that every game sold out, but the limited capacity meant we couldn't get the average up by getting bigger crowds for the more attractive games. Until the east stand opened in 1994 the capacity was a problem to us - and by us I mean us volunteers as well as the club, who worked hard to get new people to come.superclive98 said:
Did we really know, during those 7 years of exile, that a return to The Valley would cause a surge of support? I'm not so sure. It took years after the return to rebuild the fanbase.cafckev said:When we were playing at Sellhurst and Upton Park, in front of low crowds, we always knew that a return to the Valley would cause a surge of supports coming back to Charlton....the lost generation as they were often called.
But now, what would trigger the new surge should RD go? Yes, some would be returning ex season ticket holders, like my family but would we see new blood? No because we would be in a far worse position than the reyurn home. Lower division, crap players etc etc etc.
We are doomed too years of low support because what that man has done to us!
I honestly think that if Roland sold tomorrow that there would be a massive turnaround in the crowds, with many committing to season tickets for next season.
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I'm sure that there was never any doubt that the crowds would be bigger at The Valley than at Selhurst or Upton Park but there was no guarantee that the "lost" generation of fans would return.Airman Brown said:
Yes, we did. It was a fundamental point of contention between campaigners and the Evening Standard. They admitted they were wrong once we went back, to be fair. Not that every game sold out, but the limited capacity meant we couldn't get the average up by getting bigger crowds for the more attractive games. Until the east stand opened in 1994 the capacity was a problem to us - and by us I mean us volunteers as well as the club, who worked hard to get new people to come.superclive98 said:
Did we really know, during those 7 years of exile, that a return to The Valley would cause a surge of support? I'm not so sure. It took years after the return to rebuild the fanbase.cafckev said:When we were playing at Sellhurst and Upton Park, in front of low crowds, we always knew that a return to the Valley would cause a surge of supports coming back to Charlton....the lost generation as they were often called.
But now, what would trigger the new surge should RD go? Yes, some would be returning ex season ticket holders, like my family but would we see new blood? No because we would be in a far worse position than the reyurn home. Lower division, crap players etc etc etc.
We are doomed too years of low support because what that man has done to us!
I honestly think that if Roland sold tomorrow that there would be a massive turnaround in the crowds, with many committing to season tickets for next season.0 -
Still not seen or heard anything from the club re: renewals. I wonder how long they'll wait.0
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Would make sense to delay if ownership change afoot - new owner would not want RD taking money that could be theirs.2
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In theory, that should not matter. The club's year end for accounting purposes is, I believe, end June. The receipts for season tickets clearly relate to the new accounting period starting on 1st July. So the receipts would be accrued into the year to which they related. RD might trouser the money, but an offset woukd be made to the cost of the takeover.Mrkinski said:Would make sense to delay if ownership change afoot - new owner would not want RD taking money that could be theirs.
That leaves the options of first, (still) waiting to be fairly sure which division we are in before setting the prices or second, any prospective new owners want their own pricing structure.0 -
Whatever happens get in early and make sure you don't lose your seat.8
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Sadly, so spoilt for choice these days.Fortune 82nd Minute said:Whatever happens get in early and make sure you don't lose your seat.
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Unlikely but if a takeover was announced tomorrow would the sell season tickets for the rest of this season?
Hardly worth it for five games i suppose.0 -
If they announced Powell returning as well I'd buy one.Henry Irving said:Unlikely but if a takeover was announced tomorrow would the sell season tickets for the rest of this season?
Hardly worth it for five games i suppose.1 -
The big screen still shows an ad for 2016/2017 Season tickets at half time.Henry Irving said:Unlikely but if a takeover was announced tomorrow would the sell season tickets for the rest of this season?
Hardly worth it for five games i suppose.
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