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2024-2025 average L1 home attendance
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shine166 said:Bradford are 299 for an adult, so not exactly giving them away like people are making out. Very cheap though, admittedly and I'd buy one today if we had the same pricing.
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Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:kafka said:MillwallFan said:Airman Brown said:killerandflash said:AFKABartram said:Our figures are meaningless as they are simply not accurate and padded with freebies. Whether all other clubs do the same I don’t know, but I doubt to the extent of difference between our announced figures and attending and purchasing spectators.As mentioned Charlton would have over 12k empty home seats this season and are well known to give out a hell of a lot of comps because of it. (Wasn’t there a load of freebies sitting on a bar in a local pub somewhere a couple of seasons ago? )We had 11 sell outs last season. We haven’t done quite as well this season but we still not in a position to give out thousands of comps every game.Sorry to butt in @MillwallFan - but surrounded by Lions fans in my family (other half, maternal granddad, uncles & cousins) 😭
I know they’ve had a few ‘sell-outs’ of 16-17,000, which is a bit stupid, as you say.
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stonemuse said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:kafka said:MillwallFan said:Airman Brown said:killerandflash said:AFKABartram said:Our figures are meaningless as they are simply not accurate and padded with freebies. Whether all other clubs do the same I don’t know, but I doubt to the extent of difference between our announced figures and attending and purchasing spectators.As mentioned Charlton would have over 12k empty home seats this season and are well known to give out a hell of a lot of comps because of it. (Wasn’t there a load of freebies sitting on a bar in a local pub somewhere a couple of seasons ago? )We had 11 sell outs last season. We haven’t done quite as well this season but we still not in a position to give out thousands of comps every game.Sorry to butt in @MillwallFan - but surrounded by Lions fans in my family (other half, maternal granddad, uncles & cousins) 😭
I know they’ve had a few ‘sell-outs’ of 16-17,000, which is a bit stupid, as you say.
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YTS1978 said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:kafka said:MillwallFan said:Airman Brown said:killerandflash said:AFKABartram said:Our figures are meaningless as they are simply not accurate and padded with freebies. Whether all other clubs do the same I don’t know, but I doubt to the extent of difference between our announced figures and attending and purchasing spectators.As mentioned Charlton would have over 12k empty home seats this season and are well known to give out a hell of a lot of comps because of it. (Wasn’t there a load of freebies sitting on a bar in a local pub somewhere a couple of seasons ago? )We had 11 sell outs last season. We haven’t done quite as well this season but we still not in a position to give out thousands of comps every game.Sorry to butt in @MillwallFan - but surrounded by Lions fans in my family (other half, maternal granddad, uncles & cousins) 😭
I know they’ve had a few ‘sell-outs’ of 16-17,000, which is a bit stupid, as you say.
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Is there any value would you think in offering something like the equivalent of a half season ticket but as more of a "credit" for the whole season that gets you a cheaper rate (but no reserved seat) so like eleven home games for the price of ten or something?
Surely anything that gets a lump sum paid up front is preferred by the club?2 -
Braziliance said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:At least people can get a ST. At Liverpool there's people who've been on their waiting list for 25 years and they haven't even reopened the list to add new people since 2011.
Have we ever had a waiting list? And if so how long was it?0 -
shine166 said:IanJRO said:£299 in Bradford vs just renewed for £325 in London at a club in the league above. I don’t think the price of tickets is the main issue. It’s more that we have stagnated in League One and up until recently it’s been pretty dire to watch.I agree over £600 for highest price ticket is crazy but no one has to pay that as there are plenty of other seats to choose from.Simplifying to say £500 cap for most expensive season ticket and £25 per match ticket for anywhere in the ground might help but you’d like to think that someone at the club models these things to project revenue implications.0
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What was the crowd yesterday by the way?0
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letthegoodtimesroll said:0
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letthegoodtimesroll said:YTS1978 said:Woodwork said:MillwallFan said:Woodwork said:kafka said:MillwallFan said:Airman Brown said:killerandflash said:AFKABartram said:Our figures are meaningless as they are simply not accurate and padded with freebies. Whether all other clubs do the same I don’t know, but I doubt to the extent of difference between our announced figures and attending and purchasing spectators.As mentioned Charlton would have over 12k empty home seats this season and are well known to give out a hell of a lot of comps because of it. (Wasn’t there a load of freebies sitting on a bar in a local pub somewhere a couple of seasons ago? )We had 11 sell outs last season. We haven’t done quite as well this season but we still not in a position to give out thousands of comps every game.Sorry to butt in @MillwallFan - but surrounded by Lions fans in my family (other half, maternal granddad, uncles & cousins) 😭
I know they’ve had a few ‘sell-outs’ of 16-17,000, which is a bit stupid, as you say.
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u seem to know a lot about millwall, woodwork2
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i was hoping millwall fan would be on here to wish us all the best1
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Missed opportunity, plenty of free land around Belmarsh, cut down on travel times...3
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Woodwork said:DOUCHER said:u seem to know a lot about millwall, woodworkBut that’s not the worst of it, a rogue uncle is Palace!3
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DOUCHER said:i was hoping millwall fan would be on here to wish us all the best0
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It is probably why I am more in the despise Palace camp of Charlton fans. Something the whole family can bond over. My maternal grandad did have a soft spot for Charlton, as was from the generation that went to both & his best mate was Charlton.
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letthegoodtimesroll said:DOUCHER said:i was hoping millwall fan would be on here to wish us all the best0
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Woodwork said:It is probably why I am more in the despise Palace camp of Charlton fans. Something the whole family can bond over. My maternal grandad did have a soft spot for Charlton, as was from the generation that went to both & his best mate was Charlton.0
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DOUCHER said:Woodwork said:It is probably why I am more in the despise Palace camp of Charlton fans. Something the whole family can bond over. My maternal grandad did have a soft spot for Charlton, as was from the generation that went to both & his best mate was Charlton.1
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DOUCHER said:i was hoping millwall fan would be on here to wish us all the best3
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Woodwork said:DOUCHER said:Woodwork said:It is probably why I am more in the despise Palace camp of Charlton fans. Something the whole family can bond over. My maternal grandad did have a soft spot for Charlton, as was from the generation that went to both & his best mate was Charlton.2
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