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Please complete CAST annual survey

castrust
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For ten years Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust has conducted an annual survey to find out about supporters' attitudes towards the club with particular reference to season ticket intentions. This is the 2025 survey. It is open to all Charlton supporters and we will share the outcomes with the club.
Please tell us what you think.
https://www.castrust.org/2025/03/please-complete-cast-annual-survey/
Please tell us what you think.
https://www.castrust.org/2025/03/please-complete-cast-annual-survey/
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was it the trust leadership who did the embarrassing bit in the online forum?0
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Dippenhall said:Every page took over a minute to load on my Iphone. Just me?0
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Done - however i was a proper miserable bugger in my answers...Soz!0
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What "one word" description did people use for Charlton? I went with a hyphenated "sleeping-giant".0
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Just for future reference, from a surveying point of view, when giving graded options, it’s a better model to also have a middle ground option like ‘neither agree nor disagree’. As it stands, only having strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree means there’s no option to say you only agree in part and some of the questions are difficult to say you fully agree or disagree.
I know there’s a ‘Don’t know’ option too, but sometimes that’s not an appropriate alternative either.Cheers.8 -
lordromford said:@castrust
Just for future reference, from a surveying point of view, when giving graded options, it’s a better model to also have a middle ground option like ‘neither agree nor disagree’. As it stands, only having strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree means there’s no option to say you only agree in part and some of the questions are difficult to say you fully agree or disagree.
I know there’s a ‘Don’t know’ option too, but sometimes that’s not an appropriate alternative either.Cheers.2 -
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Might it be worth including fans that do not go to watch Charlton but watch all the matches home/away on Charlton TV? Including their reasons why eg, live abroad, travel or work commitments etc? Use of VPN?
I’m certainly in the bracket of rarely attending matches now but the survey ignores my financial contribution to Charlton [via Charlton TV] throughout the season as I rarely miss a match home or away (and prefer to pay and watch Charlton TV than the Sky production). I’m sure with how football matches are available to watch by streaming this information could help bring back our own production in the future?3 -
Solidgone said:Might it be worth including fans that do not go to watch Charlton but watch all the matches home/away on Charlton TV? Including their reasons why eg, live abroad, travel or work commitments etc? Use of VPN?
I’m certainly in the bracket of rarely attending matches now but the survey ignores my financial contribution to Charlton [via Charlton TV] throughout the season as I rarely miss a match home or away (and prefer to pay and watch Charlton TV than the Sky production). I’m sure with how football matches are available to watch by streaming this information could help bring back our own production in the future?
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lordromford said:@castrust
Just for future reference, from a surveying point of view, when giving graded options, it’s a better model to also have a middle ground option like ‘neither agree nor disagree’. As it stands, only having strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree means there’s no option to say you only agree in part and some of the questions are difficult to say you fully agree or disagree.
I know there’s a ‘Don’t know’ option too, but sometimes that’s not an appropriate alternative either.Cheers.1 -
19addickted96 said:Solidgone said:Might it be worth including fans that do not go to watch Charlton but watch all the matches home/away on Charlton TV? Including their reasons why eg, live abroad, travel or work commitments etc? Use of VPN?
I’m certainly in the bracket of rarely attending matches now but the survey ignores my financial contribution to Charlton [via Charlton TV] throughout the season as I rarely miss a match home or away (and prefer to pay and watch Charlton TV than the Sky production). I’m sure with how football matches are available to watch by streaming this information could help bring back our own production in the future?0 -
Solidgone said:19addickted96 said:Solidgone said:Might it be worth including fans that do not go to watch Charlton but watch all the matches home/away on Charlton TV? Including their reasons why eg, live abroad, travel or work commitments etc? Use of VPN?
I’m certainly in the bracket of rarely attending matches now but the survey ignores my financial contribution to Charlton [via Charlton TV] throughout the season as I rarely miss a match home or away (and prefer to pay and watch Charlton TV than the Sky production). I’m sure with how football matches are available to watch by streaming this information could help bring back our own production in the future?0 -
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theroofisonfire said:What "one word" description did people use for Charlton? I went with a hyphenated "sleeping-giant".0
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theroofisonfire said:What "one word" description did people use for Charlton? I went with a hyphenated "sleeping-giant".1