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- Thread starter 1066familyman
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- Apr 13, 2015
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The % of empty ST seats is broadly 5-7% as a standard across all divisions... it's a fact of life when people have other plans.Not sniping , you cant help but see the empty seats , maybe someone could be honest and say there's too many no shows fron ST holders considering the clubs now top of the league
regards
DR
Watch any Prem game... see the same.
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Can't see that achieves anything except lower attendances, less match day revenue, and as a plus shorter queues at the kiosks [emoji38]ol:
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Not sniping , you cant help but see the empty seats , maybe someone could be honest and say there's too many no shows fron ST holders considering the clubs now top of the league
regards
DR
I'll send a doctor's note stating I had a throat infection complete with a temperature if it makes you happier. I did watch us on tv, having put the knitting to one side.
Mother-in-law booked a ****ing panto for the kids, so we couldn't go. Sorry.
Albion_Dave
Well-known member
Oh no she didn't.
There weren't, for the first time this season.
Insel affe
HellBilly
I actually agree with this, I mean it's a midday kick off no rushing for the last train or bus kinda panic required. We went top on merit and could have scored another, I just don't get it 5 to the left of me and another 4 to my right left on 80 minutes it felt like they were leaving a sinking ship.
Insel affe
HellBilly
Towards the end yes, but I thought there were not that many to be fair considering they probably were season ticket holder seats and it is a holiday period when families have other commitments like visiting relatives in far fling places or even hosting etc, etc.
banjo
GOSBTS
Just had a little mention on BBC breakfast. 
Moshe Gariani
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,199
Official and unofficial ticket exchanges can mean that crowd density for a sold out stadium is better than 93-95%.
Key factor is the real demand for tickets. All Amex STHs will have experienced "not being able to give them away" at times - yesterday was not one of those times... Watching it back on Sky last night there is a brilliant bit on the crowd where the camera homes in on a densely packed section of Albion fans (NO empty seats) and then gradually pans out to reveal the full splendour of the West Stand and from the picture it appears completely full...
"A Premier League club in waiting"
Just had a little mention on BBC breakfast.
They showed all the goals one at a time.
The Birdman
New member
The Birdman
New member
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Plenty happening on the pitch so I didn't scrutinise the stands for empty seats ..were there really that many
Did you have a nice Christmas das?
*imagines*
"Happy Christmas Grandad. We bought you a present with our pocket money"
"Give it here then"
-rips open wrapping-
"Quality Street. Thanks"
"You're welcome. Happy Christmas"
-tear - rustle -
"You don't get hardly any in here these days. Definitely used to get more"
-confused little faces-
"Its just a load of bloody wrappers"
"Mum, can we go home now, please?"
"What's this new one? I don't like it. Where's the one I used to like?"
etc
downham seagull
New member
The club needs to do so much more to encourage season ticket holders to realease thier seats for general sale than offer a limited time in store voucher. Still few games where general sales outnumber seats available. The club over the season gain so much more from supporters committing to ST especially when so many games are changed or Tue night games and supporters struggle to get to. Although I go to 20 out of 23 league games a season on average, I lose out financially on my child ticket as he can only make weekend games. I'm happy to do this as the club benefits finacially plus I upgrade to the max so the club benefit again.
downham seagull
New member
People leave early for a number of reasons. What amazes me are the large number of people that miss minutes 40-50 so they can eat/drink when there really is no excuse. These are usually the first to moan when someone leaves on 89 minutes.
There's a group in my row that, every week, turn up five to ten minutes after kick-off, disappear five minutes before half-time, come back five minutes after and then leave after 85 minutes. They must miss a quarter to a third of every game
I arrived late due to traffic on the M25 (I say traffic, I mean dickheads). I did not nip out early for a half time pint, and consequently joined a queue that got no shorter but stranglely got wider, as 'mates' appeared and pushed in. We did not get a pint at half time. We left at 85 minutes so we could gt to the shops to buy my 91 year old great aunt a replacement set of headphones for her hearing aid.
Frankly, I have two season tickets at the Amex so I and a companion can watch as much of my team as my time and lifestyle humanly allow. I live 85 miles from Brighton. I will arrive and leave whenever I want. The idea of having some sort of Obergruppenführer monitoring my seat and counting the amount of time it is being warmed by my arse (and to what temperature) is ludicrous.
Frankly, I have two season tickets at the Amex so I and a companion can watch as much of my team as my time and lifestyle humanly allow. I live 85 miles from Brighton. I will arrive and leave whenever I want. The idea of having some sort of Obergruppenführer monitoring my seat and counting the amount of time it is being warmed by my arse (and to what temperature) is ludicrous.