NEW POLL - Did you attend Saturday or not?

My usually faithful freebie didn't contact me and I haven't heard from him since .

Been a year and a half since I binned my season ticket. Was starting to get tempted. At this point I'm not sure if I'm boycotting or just can't be arsed.

ForeverAddickted said:

Be interesting to find out those who happily watched the game through iFollow and were in the UK at the time.

Guess there will be some people who'll take advantage of this now and wont be interested in returning to the Valley because watching online is a lot cheaper than attending in person... Will certainly be interesting come the December / January games when you have the choice of watching from the warm comfort of your home or risk your balls freezing and falling off in the stands

My friend did.

JamesSeed said:

Johnnysummers5 said:

Not while Roland and the puppet are there

Isn't that a little victory for them then?

Well they have not had many victories since they have been in charge

killerandflash said:

Redmidland said:

Gave it a lot of thought, but it was one of my rare opportunities to go as I was in the country, but having been to Bristol Rovers and Southend, the atmosphere was subdued as was the attendance even though we won! Then after losing to Wigan and Gillingham I decided to not go and spent time with my family instead. I was more than willing to give it ago this season as and when I could, but the place doesnt seem the same and its sad to see the ground so empty, Im not sure it will recover quickly even if RD sells up...I fear long term damage my have been done. I respect those that still go and I will go again sometime this season, but as i said the old place just doesnt seem the same. I was there when attendances would be 4-5k back in the late 60's, but the atmosphere genertaed then seemed so much better. Strange I know!!

Not being funny, but while the crowds have been poor, to me the atmosphere has been pretty good this season. I've been to away matches when the home supporters have hardly sung at all, which isn't the case at The Valley.

Sorry I should have added that, yes while the atmosphere was to me subdued it was by no means a graveyard, but from where I was sitting in the East Stand both Rovers and Southend fans made a lot of noise, could be the design of JS stand that helps. However the point I was making is that I thougt that 4-5 k of home fans in the late 60's were more voiciforous, thats not having a 'go' at todays Covered End crowd, I just think that currently something is missing and that might well be the fact that we continue to 'stumble on' under the current ownership, with many in attendance knowing that we are short on squad numbers and any injury to Josh would be difficult to replace at the moment. Its a bit like a fear factor I suppose, but then I'm old and perhaps my memory is playing tricks on me!!

AFKABartram said:

HandG said:

I wasn't there but I have an ST so would have been included as part of the 9900 or so.

then vote no then mate (and anyone similar)

Have done, cheers Dan.

superclive98 said:

Alwaysneil said:

Would rather do something else and watch the goals on TV

Would rather do anything else at the moment and don't even bother to watch the goals on the TV!

Same here.

AFKABartram said:

Still a closer split than I was anticipating

What percentage of CL members live abroad afka

clb74 said:

AFKABartram said:

Still a closer split than I was anticipating

What percentage of CL members live abroad afka

You mean North London?

Was there, and was at Wigan. Just by chance you did this survey for my annual visit to the UK. First time since 2015/2016 and may be my last visit to the Valley for several years, if my pesky family and friends will stop getting married that is.

golfaddick said:

AFKABartram said:

So with the interesting debate after the weekend in terms of attendances, be interested to see even the roughest of snapshots of how much our fan base is currently active on any given Saturday.

So did you attend Saturday? Loads of variables in play in why it might have been a rare attendance as you live aboroaf, or a rare absence because you were working or on holiday. Just simply, were you at The Valley on Saturday?

Just seen that the poll is showing 66-33 not attending last Saturday,......which is making me think that this site isn't going to be worth it soon. If 2/3rd's of those posting don't go, why are we discussing CAFC matters ?? Might as well talk about Welling, getting p**sed or whatever else the vast majority of you are now doing between 3 & 5pm on a saturday.

I take it you are joking.

It'd be interesting to know how many of those staying away at the moment will truly reconnect with the club after a change in ownership. I know that's the intention, but there are so many saying they don't even bother to watch the goals, or even check the scores, that you have to wonder.
If you fall out of love with someone, is it possible to fall back in love just because you want to?

It's a risky game, is all I'm saying

Hex said:

JamesSeed said:

It'd be interesting to know how many of those staying away at the moment will truly reconnect with the club after a change in ownership. I know that's the intention, but there are so many saying they don't even bother to watch the goals, or even check the scores, that you have to wonder.
If you fall out of love with someone, is it possible to fall back in love just because you want to?

It's a risky game, is all I'm saying

I agree 100%. It may all depend on whether the ownership change coincides with a run of good form. Hopefully we will find out very soon !

You'd hope there’d be a decent turn out for that first match.