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I think it might be palarse's close proximity to Gypsy Hill.
The Nigels limp on to 8200 season ticket sales!
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I think it might be palarse's close proximity to Gypsy Hill.
Seagull Steve
SWC
It's not just Palarse that are called Nigels though is it? Charlton also have that moniker, and I have even known Millwall fans call West Ham fans Nigels a well.
Back on topic, I do think that we have obviously sold ST, because of the pull of the Amex, and winning League 1 comfortably. If we were in a similar position to Palarse, I wouldn't be surprised to lose half of the ST holders for next season.
Back on topic, I do think that we have obviously sold ST, because of the pull of the Amex, and winning League 1 comfortably. If we were in a similar position to Palarse, I wouldn't be surprised to lose half of the ST holders for next season.
None of that is true as far as I know.
Charlton are train spotters, or sometimes NORMANs. Never ever ever heard Millwall fans refer to West Ham as Nigels either!
bhaexpress
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Well if they move to the Crystal Palace athletics stadium that would be the case, Selhurst is not that close though (I used to live in Gypsy Hill).
Is most likely correct, the club has one season to convince them to become fans though, a poor season will 'reset' the ST sales I suspect.
bhaexpress
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I wonder how much money we spent on advertising ? Signs of desperation ?
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
8200 is alright, not as good as us, but its alright.
bhaexpress
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Yes but a hundred signs ? I bet they were just fly posters.
Well its less than 2 miles from Selhurst to the athletics stadium, so both ARE close.
bhaexpress
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Not so good via public transport though.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
HoveHorace
Premiership please !
No it's not ! It's a poxy amount for a Championship team with approx 6million people living in South London and only 2 other clubs in the area. No wonder they are putting up posters.
Says a bloke who has only supported Brighton since January.Was it the pretty lop sided ground that convinced you?
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Do you think so? I think that our crowds have been pretty decent give the horrendous conditions the fans have had to put up with. What's Palace's excuse?
I'm guessing your remarks are slightly tongue in cheek - but if you are being serious are you saying that 9,000 people are prepared to either stump up a wodge of cash upfront or a monthly fee having had no previous connection with our club? I maybe wrong on this but the five people I know who are now Amex STHs who weren't at Withers are Seagull fans. They were either STH at the Goldstone and/or have been to quite a few games at the Goldstone/Gills/Withers and away games. It's just that they wouldn't commit to getting a ST at shitdean. I know there will be newbies etc and they are more than welcome - but 9,000 who weren't fans before? I don't think so.
Icy Gull
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We struggled to sell that many seats PER GAME when we were at the Goldstone in the old 2nd division, I'm all for taking the piss out of Palace but I think 8200 is a reasonable season ticket take up in a shit stadium with a shit team for the last two seasons, especially when you can pay on the gate.
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Desperately Seeking Nigel :
"Crystal Palace owners CPFC 2010 have made one final plea for people to buy season tickets by erecting 100 giant posters across south London.
Just 8,200 tickets for next season have been sold so far, some way short of the target of 10,000, with 1,500 holders from last year still to renew their ticket.
In an effort to encourage those sitting on the fence, the club has stepped up their 'Born in South London' and 'South London and Proud' campaign by producing 100 new giant posters that will be appearing on billboards throughout south London this week.
The posters will feature three Palace academy graduates - Sean Scannell, Nathaniel Clyne and Kieron Cadogan - while there will also be a new poster showing Palace fans in the Holmesdale stand entitled 'You are the 12th Man'.
As a result season ticket prices will be held at the current levels until June 30, with last season's ticket holders entitled to a final chance to join at January prices.
"We have decided it is now time for one final push to encourage those who are wavering to renew," said a statement by owners CPFC 2010.
"And also to appeal to the many thousands of casual Palace fans out there, to join those of us who attend every game and participate in the continued renaissance of our great football club.
"There are some fantastic fixtures to look forward to next season, and the best way to guarantee your seat at Selhurst Park is to purchase your ticket now.
"We expect games against the likes of West Ham, Millwall, Brighton and Leeds United to be sell-outs.
"Crystal Palace owners CPFC 2010 have made one final plea for people to buy season tickets by erecting 100 giant posters across south London.
Just 8,200 tickets for next season have been sold so far, some way short of the target of 10,000, with 1,500 holders from last year still to renew their ticket.
In an effort to encourage those sitting on the fence, the club has stepped up their 'Born in South London' and 'South London and Proud' campaign by producing 100 new giant posters that will be appearing on billboards throughout south London this week.
The posters will feature three Palace academy graduates - Sean Scannell, Nathaniel Clyne and Kieron Cadogan - while there will also be a new poster showing Palace fans in the Holmesdale stand entitled 'You are the 12th Man'.
As a result season ticket prices will be held at the current levels until June 30, with last season's ticket holders entitled to a final chance to join at January prices.
"We have decided it is now time for one final push to encourage those who are wavering to renew," said a statement by owners CPFC 2010.
"And also to appeal to the many thousands of casual Palace fans out there, to join those of us who attend every game and participate in the continued renaissance of our great football club.
"There are some fantastic fixtures to look forward to next season, and the best way to guarantee your seat at Selhurst Park is to purchase your ticket now.
"We expect games against the likes of West Ham, Millwall, Brighton and Leeds United to be sell-outs.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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And you're surrounded by bigger clubs, it's a pretty decent number in reality.