PLASTICS

Still can't answer my question then? here's a clue.

YOU CANNOT FIT ANY MORE NEW FANS INTO A CROWD THAT IS ALREADY SOLD OUT TOWARDS THE END OF LAST SEASON.

There is simply not the room for them. You've bored me enough now. I won't be replying anymore.

PM me if you need any more maths lessons.

There will easily be 4,000 new fans next year, they just wont all be able to attend at the same time. i.e spread over 19 matches

Still can't answer my question then? here's a clue.

YOU CANNOT FIT ANY MORE NEW FANS INTO A CROWD THAT IS ALREADY SOLD OUT TOWARDS THE END OF LAST SEASON.

There is simply not the room for them. You've bored me enough now. I won't be replying anymore.

PM me if you need any more maths lessons.

Dont reply any more, it makes no difference. You were wrong and I highlighted it. You didnt like it. You waffled yet you were still wrong.

PM me if you dont want to admit it on the forum! I wont tell nobody

You were wrong. 4k extra new fans in a crowd that was already sold out at the end of this season.

You were wrong. 4k extra new fans in a crowd that was already sold out at the end of this season.

and still you come back for more

There's no room for the plastics. Simple.

You were wrong. 4k extra new fans in a crowd that was already sold out at the end of this season.

Your assuming those additionals who attended the end of season matches are all old fans? They include the new fans we can expect next season

You need to look at the season as a whole. You often see home gates totalled for a season, next year will be higher than this year, quite simple.

You were wrong. 4k extra new fans in a crowd that was already sold out at the end of this season.

Your assuming those additionals who attended the end of season matches are all old fans? They include the new fans we can expect next season

You need to look at the season as a whole. You often see home gates totalled for a season, next year will be higher than this year, quite simple.

They won't be NEW fans next season will they, if they came last year.

You were wrong. 4k extra new fans in a crowd that was already sold out at the end of this season.

Your assuming those additionals who attended the end of season matches are all old fans? They include the new fans we can expect next season

You need to look at the season as a whole. You often see home gates totalled for a season, next year will be higher than this year, quite simple.

They won't be NEW fans next season will they, if they came last year.

I dont think one or two games count, but football is about opinions as they say

How much are you willing to bet Chuckles and we won't have any new fans coming to games next season?

How about giving a few quid to a charity when you're found to be wrong?

How much are you willing to bet Chuckles and we won't have any new fans coming to games next season?

How about giving a few quid to a charity when you're found to be wrong?

Nothing, I don't bet.

It's a physical impossibility to fit in any more fans than we had currently at the last few games. the club would break many fire and health & safety regulations by doing so. M

It was a sell out, fan numbers cannot increase without any expansion. expansion is only rumoured at the moment.

How much are you willing to bet Chuckles and we won't have any new fans coming to games next season?

How about giving a few quid to a charity when you're found to be wrong?

Nothing, I don't bet.

It's a physical impossibility to fit in any more fans than we had currently at the last few games. the club would break many fire and health & safety regulations by doing so. M

It was a sell out, fan numbers cannot increase without any expansion. expansion is only rumoured at the moment.

Of course you won't. I don't either but only a good cause would benefit anyway.

That wasn't what I was saying though was it? I'm done here, I think posters will read this and see for themselves.

How much are you willing to bet Chuckles and we won't have any new fans coming to games next season?

How about giving a few quid to a charity when you're found to be wrong?

Nothing, I don't bet.

It's a physical impossibility to fit in any more fans than we had currently at the last few games. the club would break many fire and health & safety regulations by doing so. M

It was a sell out, fan numbers cannot increase without any expansion. expansion is only rumoured at the moment.

Of course you won't. I don't either but only a good cause would benefit anyway.

That wasn't what I was saying though was it? I'm done here, I think posters will read this and see for themselves.

I don't bet at all, sorryc

Maybe, but it's what I've been saying all along.

Difference between us and you is that we have a solid hardcore, you lot never did. Lets be honest, most of your fans support Liverpool/United on the sly, it's a well known fact down there. I know a fair few who have changed allegiance because of premier league football.

Go on planet Swamp, there's a topic on there every week regarding plastic supporters. There club had to say no away shirts in the home end when they played United. Let them carry on and pretend all these new fans are loyal supporters since the days of the Vetch but iv'e probably been more times than they have.

Top 10 team with top 50 fans.

when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .

When a team is doing good you will always see glory hunters. The difference between Cardiff and Swansea is that Cardiff have more loyal fans and plastics except most of these plastics cannot watch a game because of the amount of loyal fans with season tickets.

There are probably more plastics in your stadium than loyal fans IMO. As soon as you drop down again their will be a significant difference.

We might be MK Cardiff and a horrible plastic club due to the rebrand but our fans have always been always will be top class, especially away from home. We travel in numbers the Jacks can only dream of, we have captured our city and it's surrounding area support more than the Jacks can dream of.

We might be MK Cardiff and a horrible plastic club due to the rebrand but our fans have always been always will be top class, especially away from home. We travel in numbers the Jacks can only dream of, we have captured our city and it's surrounding area support more than the Jacks can dream of.

in other words you like to fight where ever you go, thats not top class mate thats sad

We might be MK Cardiff and a horrible plastic club due to the rebrand but our fans have always been always will be top class, especially away from home. We travel in numbers the Jacks can only dream of, we have captured our city and it's surrounding area support more than the Jacks can dream of.

in other words you like to fight where ever you go, thats not top class mate thats sad

Iv'e said on here in the past that fighting at the football nowadays is sad and comes across as embarrassing. We are passed that now and we take huge numbers, men, women and children to support our team. I guarantee we won't have an away following less than 500 in the next two years of our stay whereas you've had numerous.

You doubled your crowd with plastics, we will just be adding 10% which will be made up of corporates and older fans coming back

so then the last few games which sold out were all corporate and the old boys , do me a favour , its nice of you to put a positive spin on it,there will thousands there just because its the premier league.

We had 20k season ticket holders in our last season in the championship. How many did you have in your last season there? You took 32k to Wembley but only averaged 11k at home in that season. Every club has plastic/glory hunters. What's your point?

when swansea reached the premier league and we gained our new fans all you went on about is that they were rugby /plastic fans, never watched the swans before and were only turned up to watch man u , liverpool etc, now your there im intrested what catergory your new fans will fall under , and dont say they were always there, you averaged around 22,000 all season until the last few games , then the glory hunters turned up,no doubt you will sellout all season with fans that will want to watch the big teams .

There's bound to be plastic & rugby fans sniffing around for tickets, I know one or two of the latter who are considering giving up ST's with The Blues to try and get tickets to watch us.
My advice to them was be careful as it will be tough to get tickets, it wasn't the same down West, if people wanted tickets they could get them & did!
The bottom line is we have had for a few seasons more ST holders than the total of home fans you have had in your ground.
It must be really tough for you to take, but it's fact so deal with it!