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Where's your Albion mojo right now?
- Thread starter Bozza
- Start date
Hiding under the bed!
No,seriously I am pretty confident we will stay up, but a kick up the arse from top to bottom will be welcome.
Mojo would have a better spring in the step if I felt the club were going to develop a clear strategy to reach their goal and potential.Get the impression that it is a shambles...............certainly from the playing point of view and God,I hate what the loan system has done to us.
No,seriously I am pretty confident we will stay up, but a kick up the arse from top to bottom will be welcome.
Mojo would have a better spring in the step if I felt the club were going to develop a clear strategy to reach their goal and potential.Get the impression that it is a shambles...............certainly from the playing point of view and God,I hate what the loan system has done to us.
AlbionPics&SouthCoastTwit
New member
I think I left it with my hearing back at the United Center (home of da Hawks) in Chicago.
I can't get over how loud and long that national anthem singer could sing.
I can't get over how loud and long that national anthem singer could sing.
- Jun 27, 2012
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If crowds are the metric then we already know the answer. A remarkable number of season tickets have been renewed for next year. The danger was during this poor season that that wouldn't happen.
Confounding everything it has. So crowds/tickets paid almost certainly will hold up next season.
Bwian?
Bwian
B.W.
New member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 13,666
I thought there was a significant drop in season ticket sales as quoted by Bozza? Or do you want to spin that stat on behalf of the club too?
- Jun 27, 2012
- 14,621
The OP said "Lets see", but the club have already quoted numbers and then queried if "lots of " season tickets would be renewed for 15/16.
Barber confirmed it on Albion Roar and then quoted by [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] have already said that renewals are the 87-91% range (1901/normal ST) and sources (the argus) say they expect a final total of 20K overall sales. Thats "lots of", i reckon in my little Blue Barber book of spin. Perhaps not in yours. Fair enough.
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
Just get the season over and done with is all I say, optimistic for next year though.
Lincoln Imp
Well-known member
- Feb 2, 2009
- 5,964
My point would be that the very high crowds of the early Amex season were driven by exceptional season ticket sales. Account holders are the most valuable of customers in most businesses but particularly in league football - consider what the home crowd would be tomorrow if season tickets didn't exist. Some people here are thrilled that the reported decline in account sales is merely serious rather than catastrophic and I just hope that this has given Paul Barber breathing space to reconsider the way he communicates with and nurtures his 'account customers'. From box holders to regular STHs, there are plenty of such people who aren't too impressed so far.
1/3 on 8 or more, 80% on 6 or more..............What the f..k...We have probably just avoided relegation.....80% are feeling happy with the way the season has so far gone...33% very happy....I`m gobsmacked ....I`m a 2. pleased that we are staying up but as fan bitterly disappointed with season/players/signings/loan players.
My mojo is just sort of ticking along nicely. We've avoided the drop, and for the first time in a couple of seasons I'm looking forward to the summer window with a degree of enthusiasm.
- Jun 27, 2012
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What would the club have to do in terms of communication and nurturing you as a season ticket holder to bring you back on side ? (i'm assuming you are a ST Holder, forgive me if not).
