(05-02-2019, 08:02 PM)DNG3 Wrote:

(05-02-2019, 07:40 PM)Sizzler Wrote: No doubt there will be a drop next season if thing's don't improve on the pitch .

Who knows?

We were terrible at the end of last season, record goal drought & all that, but season tickets went up for this season.

You have a basic core of supporters who support the club & as such will go whoever is in charge, or is on the pitch, then I think a lot of the rest is down to pricing, marketing & other stuff.

I mean if you listen to some of the fans on social media running around like Chicken Licken telling everyone the sky is falling down you'd expect gates to be tumbling, yet we have the 18th highest support across all 4 divisions, 3rd best in the championship & possibly about to hit a 5th sell out in a row.

I guess we'll have to wait until the summer to find out, but it's nice to see an average 27,721 turning out & I hope it carries on & people continue to support the club

(05-02-2019, 10:36 PM)NG3 Wrote:

(05-02-2019, 10:29 PM)Sizzler Wrote: I think our summer transfer activity was a large factor in the spike in ST sales

To be fair we hit the record sales mark in May, before the summer transfer window.

Quote:If the team selections carry on being as shite as they have been recently then i'm pretty sure i'll be saving myself the 5 hour round trip next season.
All these signings we've made and yet we STILL have to endure Watson & Murphy.
You couldn't make it up.

You'd have to put that down to bad recruitment in that summer window you were just talking about, with Grabban carrying a knock & Ansarifard sitting on a bench in the UAE it didn't leave many options.

Hopefully Martin's recruitment of Bonatini will help fix that.

(05-02-2019, 05:32 PM)NG3 Wrote: Nottingham Forest 'truly humbled' as they set new club record.

Quote:Nottingham Forest believe they achieved a club record when they secured a third consecutive sell-out against Wigan just over a week ago.

And there is still a chance they could make it FIVE consecutive capacity crowds in a row.

Tickets are going well for the visit of Brentford, with Reds fans expected to flock to the City Ground this weekend, to see Roy Keane take his place in the dugout alongside Martin O’Neill, on familiar territory, for the first time.

While a big attendance is expected, it remains in the balance whether that fixture will be a sell-out, even it is expected to be a 27,000-plus crowd as a minimum.

Average attendance this season for every stadium in the top four tiers of English football



18th - top flight

(05-02-2019, 08:05 PM)Reds73 Wrote:

(05-02-2019, 08:02 PM)DNG3 Wrote:

(05-02-2019, 07:40 PM)Sizzler Wrote: No doubt there will be a drop next season if thing's don't improve on the pitch .

Who knows?

We were terrible at the end of last season, record goal drought & all that, but season tickets went up for this season.

You have a basic core of supporters who support the club & as such will go whoever is in charge, or is on the pitch, then I think a lot of the rest is down to pricing, marketing & other stuff.

I mean if you listen to some of the fans on social media running around like Chicken Licken telling everyone the sky is falling down you'd expect gates to be tumbling, yet we have the 18th highest support across all 4 divisions, 3rd best in the championship & possibly about to hit a 5th sell out in a row.

I guess we'll have to wait until the summer to find out, but it's nice to see an average 27,721 turning out & I hope it carries on & people continue to support the club

While ever the pricing is attractive as I’m sure it will be, and while ever there is hope, again which I’m sure there will be, then I see no reason why the supporter base cannot continue to grow.

The new structure are fantastic at PR and marketing.

Long may it continue.

(25-03-2019, 11:36 AM)Username Wrote: EFL Championship
Attendances
Average total attendances after GW38
1 Aston Villa 35,051 #AVFC
2 Leeds United 33,672 #LUFC
3 Nottingham Forest 28,201 #NFFC
4 Derby County 26,626 #DCFC
5 Norwich City 25,856 #NCFC