| loving the fulham struggles 13:34 - Aug 17 with 47985 views | themodfather |
many said, when they come down, it's down all the way, fans will fall away and then the real cash worries begin.
so 2 games in, 0 pts and yesterdays game v millwall was 5-6000 under capacity, millwall likely had a few 1000 there and are joint top.
as hannibal smith says in the A TEAM, " i love it when a plan comes together"!
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| loving the fulham struggles on 16:32 - Apr 27 with 1692 views | themodfather |
this thread latest the season!! i am well chuffed and am deeply gutted fulham made a slight comeback and are safe
i still note the lower gates, the AWAY END IS ALL AWAY FANS NOW, no sodding "neutrals" now and the dire away support.
our shadow is large and is cast over all of west london and the surrounds, small areas on the fulham road and kings road!!!
brentford naused it too, again.
i can't wait to see the jacko statue again lol | | | |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:46 - Apr 27 with 1671 views | Konk |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:32 - Apr 27 by themodfather |
this thread latest the season!! i am well chuffed and am deeply gutted fulham made a slight comeback and are safe
i still note the lower gates, the AWAY END IS ALL AWAY FANS NOW, no sodding "neutrals" now and the dire away support.
our shadow is large and is cast over all of west london and the surrounds, small areas on the fulham road and kings road!!!
brentford naused it too, again.
i can't wait to see the jacko statue again lol |
For the umpteenth time, the “Neutral” section allows us to sell tickets on General sale right up until kick-off if the away section has sold-out. Otherwise we’d have to make them previous-booking-history only. We’ve turned the whole end over to Brentford (cup final) and Boro (promotion chasing), but otherwise there have been Fulham in blocks P1 and P2 i.e. it’s been mixed home and away when the away allocation has sold-out.
Of course our gates are lower than before — since I’ve been posting on here, I’ve said we have about 15-1600 “proper” regulars and that’s what the average indicates this season. We’ve lost all the PL neutrals, day-trippers and red trouser chaps, and we’re down to proper Fulham. You were predicting our gates would be terrible, when they haven’t been. As for our dire away support; you were in the top two for a massive chunk of last season and finished fourth, whilst averaging…a whopping 1,287, so it’s a bit daft you coating our away support this season; it’s been pretty average, but hardly appalling. |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 16:51 - Apr 27 with 1627 views | kropotkin41 |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:46 - Apr 27 by Konk |
For the umpteenth time, the “Neutral” section allows us to sell tickets on General sale right up until kick-off if the away section has sold-out. Otherwise we’d have to make them previous-booking-history only. We’ve turned the whole end over to Brentford (cup final) and Boro (promotion chasing), but otherwise there have been Fulham in blocks P1 and P2 i.e. it’s been mixed home and away when the away allocation has sold-out.
Of course our gates are lower than before — since I’ve been posting on here, I’ve said we have about 15-1600 “proper” regulars and that’s what the average indicates this season. We’ve lost all the PL neutrals, day-trippers and red trouser chaps, and we’re down to proper Fulham. You were predicting our gates would be terrible, when they haven’t been. As for our dire away support; you were in the top two for a massive chunk of last season and finished fourth, whilst averaging…a whopping 1,287, so it’s a bit daft you coating our away support this season; it’s been pretty average, but hardly appalling. |
It's been a long hard season down by the river - that's the most defensive , one might even say annoyed post I've ever read from our resident (captive) Fulham fan.
Never mind Konk, Old Chap, you'll be sure of at least 6 points next season because we'll be slumming it with you lot. Do me a favour though, if you make back to the Premiership before we do (if ever), find somewhere else to lurk............ a CFC board perhaps........... or Brentford. |  |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 16:55 - Apr 27 with 1612 views | Konk |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:51 - Apr 27 by kropotkin41 |
It's been a long hard season down by the river - that's the most defensive , one might even say annoyed post I've ever read from our resident (captive) Fulham fan.
Never mind Konk, Old Chap, you'll be sure of at least 6 points next season because we'll be slumming it with you lot. Do me a favour though, if you make back to the Premiership before we do (if ever), find somewhere else to lurk............ a CFC board perhaps........... or Brentford. |
Let's put it down to sleep deprivation and tedium. And note I didn't compare gates in my earlier posts today - it was only under provocation! | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 16:55 - Apr 27 with 1610 views | Mytch_QPR |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:32 - Apr 27 by themodfather |
this thread latest the season!! i am well chuffed and am deeply gutted fulham made a slight comeback and are safe
i still note the lower gates, the AWAY END IS ALL AWAY FANS NOW, no sodding "neutrals" now and the dire away support.
our shadow is large and is cast over all of west london and the surrounds, small areas on the fulham road and kings road!!!
brentford naused it too, again.
i can't wait to see the jacko statue again lol |
This reminds me a little of Victor Borges remarking on the Falklands conflict - "Two bald men fighting over a comb".
Edit: I'm not suggesting that either of you are challenged in the follicles department - I'm sure you have lustrous barnets. [Post edited 27 Apr 2015 17:06]
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| loving the fulham struggles on 17:18 - Apr 27 with 1559 views | londonscottish |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:01 - Apr 27 by Konk |
I’d forgotten what it was like to have that many midweekers, which are great when you’re winning, but a pain in the ars e if you don’t live locally and you’re playing sh it and losing most weeks. Could do without that, but I’ve enjoyed being away from the big club boll ocks that goes with making up the numbers in the PL. I’ve watched about 10 mins of live PL football this season, seen MOTD twice and even stopped reading most PL match reports in the press. Not missed it at all. |
The coverage of the prem is illusory. There seems to be a vast amount of coverage but in fact most of it is comprised of a handful of "facts" repeated ad infinitum through every medium know to man.
Most of the coverage is fundamentally bollx. |  |
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| (No subject) (n/t) on 17:58 - Apr 27 with 1525 views | BlackCrowe |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:46 - Apr 27 by Konk |
For the umpteenth time, the “Neutral” section allows us to sell tickets on General sale right up until kick-off if the away section has sold-out. Otherwise we’d have to make them previous-booking-history only. We’ve turned the whole end over to Brentford (cup final) and Boro (promotion chasing), but otherwise there have been Fulham in blocks P1 and P2 i.e. it’s been mixed home and away when the away allocation has sold-out.
Of course our gates are lower than before — since I’ve been posting on here, I’ve said we have about 15-1600 “proper” regulars and that’s what the average indicates this season. We’ve lost all the PL neutrals, day-trippers and red trouser chaps, and we’re down to proper Fulham. You were predicting our gates would be terrible, when they haven’t been. As for our dire away support; you were in the top two for a massive chunk of last season and finished fourth, whilst averaging…a whopping 1,287, so it’s a bit daft you coating our away support this season; it’s been pretty average, but hardly appalling. |
Your gates have done very well (if it really matters) considering you've had such tough season. Assume very strong season ticket sales? [Post edited 27 Apr 2015 18:00]
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| loving the fulham struggles on 10:46 - Apr 28 with 1325 views | Konk |
| loving the fulham struggles on 16:55 - Apr 27 by Mytch_QPR |
This reminds me a little of Victor Borges remarking on the Falklands conflict - "Two bald men fighting over a comb".
Edit: I'm not suggesting that either of you are challenged in the follicles department - I'm sure you have lustrous barnets. [Post edited 27 Apr 2015 17:06]
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Mytch, I've inherited a thick head of hair - both a blessing and a curse as it can get pretty big in humid conditions. Still, small price to pay. | |
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| (No subject) (n/t) on 10:50 - Apr 28 with 1319 views | Konk |
| (No subject) (n/t) on 17:58 - Apr 27 by BlackCrowe |
Your gates have done very well (if it really matters) considering you've had such tough season. Assume very strong season ticket sales? [Post edited 27 Apr 2015 18:00]
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Yeah, I can't remember how many we sold, but from memory it wasn't that far off the previous season. Just as well on the gate front. They've offered a 15% discount to people renewing for next season, so hopefully that will help with retention, but I think a lot will depend upon whether we make keep Symons - which could well indicate another year of doing it on the cheap - or make an alternative appointment early in the close season. | |
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| loving the fulham struggles on 11:10 - Apr 28 with 1289 views | CiderwithRsie |
| loving the fulham struggles on 17:18 - Apr 27 by londonscottish |
The coverage of the prem is illusory. There seems to be a vast amount of coverage but in fact most of it is comprised of a handful of "facts" repeated ad infinitum through every medium know to man.
Most of the coverage is fundamentally bollx. |
I'd guess that less than half of the column inches or radio minutes devoted to the Premiership is about actual matches. Most of it is transfer speculation and soap opera.
If Mourinho says something snide about Pellegrini it gets higher billing than the result of a match between, say, West Brom and Everton on the same day. In fact, the match probably wouldn't even be mentioned in the main sports news bulletin. | | | |
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