Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:50 am
Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:51 am
Lawnmower wrote:Pencoed wrote:Can't see the rail strike having much effect on Norwich's support when a return train ticket cost £160.
I think a lot of their away support comes from places other than Norwich. Quite a few from London.
Can’t remember them ever bringing many by coach.
I’d be impressed and surprised if they bring 2k
Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:56 am
Forever Blue wrote:Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
With the way the Media , Steve Morison , many fans have have been getting excited and we are playing ex Prem Norwich first game, on a Sat , 3pm, pay on the day, not on tv etc etc it’s all perfect, so we should get at least 22,000.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 8:16 am
Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
With the way the Media , Steve Morison , many fans have have been getting excited and we are playing ex Prem Norwich first game, on a Sat , 3pm, pay on the day, not on tv etc etc it’s all perfect, so we should get at least 22,000.
You are right we should get 22k but i don’t see it happening i have gone for 19k and hope i am way below the figure
Mon Jul 25, 2022 8:28 am
Forever Blue wrote:Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
With the way the Media , Steve Morison , many fans have have been getting excited and we are playing ex Prem Norwich first game, on a Sat , 3pm, pay on the day, not on tv etc etc it’s all perfect, so we should get at least 22,000.
You are right we should get 22k but i don’t see it happening i have gone for 19k and hope i am way below the figure
I have not seen this excitement by the media and many fans for many years , so if they are really this excited then they should turn up.
I will be very disappointed if less than 22,000.
We have 14,000 season ticket holders.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 9:03 am
Mon Jul 25, 2022 9:04 am
Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
With the way the Media , Steve Morison , many fans have have been getting excited and we are playing ex Prem Norwich first game, on a Sat , 3pm, pay on the day, not on tv etc etc it’s all perfect, so we should get at least 22,000.
You are right we should get 22k but i don’t see it happening i have gone for 19k and hope i am way below the figure
I have not seen this excitement by the media and many fans for many years , so if they are really this excited then they should turn up.
I will be very disappointed if less than 22,000.
We have 14,000 season ticket holders.
I will be happy to be totally wrong and you be right regarding this matter
Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:02 am
Forever Blue wrote:Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Abergavenny wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Blue Legend wrote:I'm not getting carried away with the hype. If we get more than 18500 I'll be very surprised and pleased.
With the way the Media , Steve Morison , many fans have have been getting excited and we are playing ex Prem Norwich first game, on a Sat , 3pm, pay on the day, not on tv etc etc it’s all perfect, so we should get at least 22,000.
You are right we should get 22k but i don’t see it happening i have gone for 19k and hope i am way below the figure
I have not seen this excitement by the media and many fans for many years , so if they are really this excited then they should turn up.
I will be very disappointed if less than 22,000.
We have 14,000 season ticket holders.
I will be happy to be totally wrong and you be right regarding this matter
I hope so as the hype has been incredible.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:12 am
Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:43 am
Lawnmower wrote:Pencoed wrote:Can't see the rail strike having much effect on Norwich's support when a return train ticket cost £160.
I think a lot of their away support comes from places other than Norwich. Quite a few from London.
Can’t remember them ever bringing many by coach.
I’d be impressed and surprised if they bring 2k
Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:53 am
Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 11:25 am
Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 2:03 pm
Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 2:08 pm
Mon Jul 25, 2022 4:23 pm
montyblue wrote:Any idea how many tickets sold
Would be hoping for at least 20,000 for the first game of the season with a completely new team
Looking forward to this
be down on the friday making a weekend of it.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 4:49 pm
Mon Jul 25, 2022 5:26 pm
Mon Jul 25, 2022 6:49 pm
Bluebina wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
Early start to the season, just at the start of the kids summer holidays all Championship teams will sell less for the first five six weeks with families on holiday. If we do well we will see a big increase, sadly if we do badly we will see a drop off again, it will be the same for every club in the League, bar the two or three favorites.
18000 to 19000 first five games
Mon Jul 25, 2022 6:50 pm
Sven wrote:montyblue wrote:Any idea how many tickets sold
Would be hoping for at least 20,000 for the first game of the season with a completely new team
Looking forward to this
be down on the friday making a weekend of it.
At least two, as I can guarantee myself and GrangeEndStar will be there; and likely three, if you don't have a sore head...![]()
Seriously, I'll be surprised if we hit 20k for this one and I'll predict 16.5k for the sole reason we don't have a massive walk-up other than the really 'big' games
Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:18 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 7:27 pm
Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Mon Jul 25, 2022 10:34 pm
Tue Jul 26, 2022 2:55 pm
Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:13 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:15 pm
Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
This is my point 21k is a bumper crowd for us. Saying less than 25k is disappointing is unreasonable and setting the club up to fail.
The attendance for our first home game last season was 17,400.
Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:24 pm
Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:31 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
This is my point 21k is a bumper crowd for us. Saying less than 25k is disappointing is unreasonable and setting the club up to fail.
The attendance for our first home game last season was 17,400.
Even Glen Williams media Wales above says there has been much more hype / publicity from all depts and it’s what the majority wanted apparently and got it.
So no excuses if true.
The fans
Whichever way you look at it, the majority of fans have got what they asked for this summer.
By Glen Williams ( Junior reporter )
They wanted a raft of signings, ones which signal a changing of the guard, and they got just that. Like it or not, a summer like this, with transfer deals being announced left, right and centre, is riveting for football fans. If you're not enthused by them, then let's face it, what's the point?!
There was increased social media activity, more regular videos and interviews in pre-season and fans, generally, appear to feel far more engaged with it all.
Many have yearned for a change of footballing philosophy and they appear to have got just that. They also wanted Joe Ralls to re-sign, tick, and a snazzy new New Balance kit, tick (well, for the large majority, anyway!).
Yes, of course, fans want another striker or two in the building. That is being worked on behind the scenes. But, all things considered, their wishes have been granted this summer. With so much change, it is hoped that will afford the club time to get it right and supporters' patience will stretch a little longer if things don't click immediately on the pitch.
Tue Jul 26, 2022 3:47 pm
Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
This is my point 21k is a bumper crowd for us. Saying less than 25k is disappointing is unreasonable and setting the club up to fail.
The attendance for our first home game last season was 17,400.
Even Glen Williams media Wales above says there has been much more hype / publicity from all depts and it’s what the majority wanted apparently and got it.
So no excuses if true.
The fans
Whichever way you look at it, the majority of fans have got what they asked for this summer.
By Glen Williams ( Junior reporter )
They wanted a raft of signings, ones which signal a changing of the guard, and they got just that. Like it or not, a summer like this, with transfer deals being announced left, right and centre, is riveting for football fans. If you're not enthused by them, then let's face it, what's the point?!
There was increased social media activity, more regular videos and interviews in pre-season and fans, generally, appear to feel far more engaged with it all.
Many have yearned for a change of footballing philosophy and they appear to have got just that. They also wanted Joe Ralls to re-sign, tick, and a snazzy new New Balance kit, tick (well, for the large majority, anyway!).
Yes, of course, fans want another striker or two in the building. That is being worked on behind the scenes. But, all things considered, their wishes have been granted this summer. With so much change, it is hoped that will afford the club time to get it right and supporters' patience will stretch a little longer if things don't click immediately on the pitch.
What point are you trying to make? You’ve just copy and pasted the same article as above.
Do you think 21k isn’t a bumper crowd? If not, what is a bumper crowd in your eyes? Would you be disappointed with “only” 21k even though that’s several thousand more than we normally get for a bog standard championship match?
Tue Jul 26, 2022 4:55 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
This is my point 21k is a bumper crowd for us. Saying less than 25k is disappointing is unreasonable and setting the club up to fail.
The attendance for our first home game last season was 17,400.
Even Glen Williams media Wales above says there has been much more hype / publicity from all depts and it’s what the majority wanted apparently and got it.
So no excuses if true.
The fans
Whichever way you look at it, the majority of fans have got what they asked for this summer.
By Glen Williams ( Junior reporter )
They wanted a raft of signings, ones which signal a changing of the guard, and they got just that. Like it or not, a summer like this, with transfer deals being announced left, right and centre, is riveting for football fans. If you're not enthused by them, then let's face it, what's the point?!
There was increased social media activity, more regular videos and interviews in pre-season and fans, generally, appear to feel far more engaged with it all.
Many have yearned for a change of footballing philosophy and they appear to have got just that. They also wanted Joe Ralls to re-sign, tick, and a snazzy new New Balance kit, tick (well, for the large majority, anyway!).
Yes, of course, fans want another striker or two in the building. That is being worked on behind the scenes. But, all things considered, their wishes have been granted this summer. With so much change, it is hoped that will afford the club time to get it right and supporters' patience will stretch a little longer if things don't click immediately on the pitch.
What point are you trying to make? You’ve just copy and pasted the same article as above.
Do you think 21k isn’t a bumper crowd? If not, what is a bumper crowd in your eyes? Would you be disappointed with “only” 21k even though that’s several thousand more than we normally get for a bog standard championship match?
No I def don’t for a club the size of Cardiff City.
Only 4 yrs ago we had 22,500 season ticket holders and 33,000 crowds
Tue Jul 26, 2022 5:22 pm
Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Large Arge wrote:Barclay1 wrote:We really should be getting 25k plus with the hype around our new players and top class opposition.
Sadly Im gonna say 20k, as its going to take a long time to win back the '000's lost due to the regimes failure to work closely with the fans and build any sort of relationship, the apparabt failure to back Morison with minimal funds for the missing pieces to our fairly decent jigsaw and their knack of distancing themselves from their customers ( sorry long suffering supporters)
Im still going for win, and will be backing those on the pitch fighting for the points.
What makes you say we really should be getting 25k plus? That simply isn’t our level. We’re not that big.
That’s an exceptionally large crowd that we rarely got even in our promotion seasons. 20k and 22k average attendance in both promotion seasons respectively. We had 6 25k+ crowds in Malky’s promotion season and 3 25k+ crowds in Warnock’s. Unsurprisingly almost all of them were towards the end of the season when we looked like going up.
As for “top class opposition” the types of fans who turn up depending on who we’re playing aren’t turning up for Norwich.
You’re just setting us up to fail so you can have another pop at the “regime”, you’ve already started getting your talking points in here.
Would 20k really be a disappointing crowd to you? Genuinely? That’s 3k higher than last seasons opener and would probably be the 2nd highest attendance of the opening weekend behind Sunderland, possibly 3rd.
I have to agree with Jonny,
If it’s true everyone is the most excited they have been for years by these 12 new signings, everyone believes in Morison, the board and media are really hyping it up for months now.
With our cheap prices, first game of the season, not on tv, 3pm, not cold weather , on a Saturday, v an ex premier league club, they have a good following, why not a crowd of 22,000-25,000.
If we were playing them in the Premier then it would be 33,000 and No excuses.
If everyone is as excited as many are saying on here, then I can’t see why we can’t get a crowd like that.
The hype by Media Wales & Steve Morison for this coming season started the end of April / May .
We are talking about 12 exciting new signings.
For me 20,000 or below would be disappointing as there are NO excuses.
It would mean only about 18,000 Cardiff fans, no better than last season, yet this season , this is the most exciting everyone is saying.
Also it’s not like we are playing Rotherham.
But it should not matter who the opposition is as we have 12 new players.
It’s just not reasonable to expect 25k. Even when we’ve been top of the league and winning every week it’s touch and go whether we hit 25k. You’re mistaken if you think the excitement on here matches that of the general public. To fair weather fans there’s little to draw them in if they didn’t attend last season. No big name players, no famous manager, no Premier League.
I’m excited for the coming season because I think it’s got a good chance of being the most enjoyable football in years. My neighbours who don’t normally go down the CCS aren’t excited because unless you’re a fan, there’s little for the general public to be excited for.
As I said, 20k would be 3k more than last season and at worst 3rd biggest crowd in the division. Not too shabby in my opinion.
Ok but if everyone is believing and so excited I personally beat then it should be a bumper crowd.
18,000 should be a Tuesday night v Rotherham and us mid table.
But your right it should not matter who the opposition is, but at most clubs that does matter, if your not in the Premier.
This is my point 21k is a bumper crowd for us. Saying less than 25k is disappointing is unreasonable and setting the club up to fail.
The attendance for our first home game last season was 17,400.
Even Glen Williams media Wales above says there has been much more hype / publicity from all depts and it’s what the majority wanted apparently and got it.
So no excuses if true.
The fans
Whichever way you look at it, the majority of fans have got what they asked for this summer.
By Glen Williams ( Junior reporter )
They wanted a raft of signings, ones which signal a changing of the guard, and they got just that. Like it or not, a summer like this, with transfer deals being announced left, right and centre, is riveting for football fans. If you're not enthused by them, then let's face it, what's the point?!
There was increased social media activity, more regular videos and interviews in pre-season and fans, generally, appear to feel far more engaged with it all.
Many have yearned for a change of footballing philosophy and they appear to have got just that. They also wanted Joe Ralls to re-sign, tick, and a snazzy new New Balance kit, tick (well, for the large majority, anyway!).
Yes, of course, fans want another striker or two in the building. That is being worked on behind the scenes. But, all things considered, their wishes have been granted this summer. With so much change, it is hoped that will afford the club time to get it right and supporters' patience will stretch a little longer if things don't click immediately on the pitch.
What point are you trying to make? You’ve just copy and pasted the same article as above.
Do you think 21k isn’t a bumper crowd? If not, what is a bumper crowd in your eyes? Would you be disappointed with “only” 21k even though that’s several thousand more than we normally get for a bog standard championship match?
No I def don’t for a club the size of Cardiff City.
Only 4 yrs ago we had 22,500 season ticket holders and 33,000 crowds
In the Championship?