Shrimpsvoices

1700 or so yesterday will drop to 1400 or so midweek in march, our support is dire, a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria to our right should be bringing in a lot more fans, quid a kid worked but is being largely ignored by the bored, we cannot replace sammy as that would cost, he can only work with the players he can borrow anyway.

"ignored by the "BORED"

Are these the fans watching ?

sammy says we played some of the best football all season


we could have been 5 or so down by half time

mrpotatohead wrote:sammy says we played some of the best football all season


we could have been 5 or so down by half time

i think he refers to the quality of passing

OH, thats okay then, as long as we keep passing, and barnet and hereford keep losing, we are sorted.

mrpotatohead wrote:a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria

Morecambe up to Carnforth down to Overton and out to Caton and Scotforth, all within seven miles is over 130,000 people. If you take this out to Ingleton and then an arc including Kendal, Grange and to Cark you've got over 250,000 people. There's a big market market to target to grow our gates.

Posh wrote:

mrpotatohead wrote:a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria

Morecambe up to Carnforth down to Overton and out to Caton and Scotforth, all within seven miles is over 130,000 people. If you take this out to Ingleton and then an arc including Kendal, Grange and to Cark you've got over 250,000 people. There's a big market market to target to grow our gates.

.....but to come on a regular basis, we've got to provide some 'home' entertainment. That is after all what the club is in the business of.

Christies Child wrote:

Posh wrote:

mrpotatohead wrote:a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria

Morecambe up to Carnforth down to Overton and out to Caton and Scotforth, all within seven miles is over 130,000 people. If you take this out to Ingleton and then an arc including Kendal, Grange and to Cark you've got over 250,000 people. There's a big market market to target to grow our gates.

.....but to come on a regular basis, we've got to provide some 'home' entertainment. That is after all what the club is in the business of.

Wagner at halftime would do

Posh wrote:

mrpotatohead wrote:a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria

Morecambe up to Carnforth down to Overton and out to Caton and Scotforth, all within seven miles is over 130,000 people. If you take this out to Ingleton and then an arc including Kendal, Grange and to Cark you've got over 250,000 people. There's a big market market to target to grow our gates.

why haven't we done the "Kid for a £" again since the Shrewsbury match which was a huge success?

Maybe make it a "kid for £2 quid" if they think £1 is too cheap.

How was the quid-a-kid a success???? It was ment to atract more fans, It hasn't ! Hense 1700 gate, As i stated before I paid £120 quid for 3 kids season tickets would I and every other parent who brought one get a refund? That refund would cost more than the extra made I'm sure.
To get more in we need to Win............ simples

the qak attracted over three thousand fans mate

yeahwow

mrpotatohead wrote:sammy says we played some of the best football all season


we could have been 5 or so down by half time

Hmm, Sammy says we played some of the best football all season...
Dario Gradi says Crewe played one of their worst games all season...

So Crewe were awful, we were excellent according to each teams managers? Yet we lost and could have been thrashed if it hadn't been for Roche? First half we were very poor, second half I agree we weren't too bad. We need to play better than that for ninety minutes if we are to produce our traditional turnaround. Hell, we need to play better than that simply to avoid the Blue Square.

mrpotatohead wrote:the qak attracted over three thousand fans mate

yeahwow

And Where are the Now?????? so It didn't work

Posh wrote:

mrpotatohead wrote:a town of 42000 plus with all of cumbria

Morecambe up to Carnforth down to Overton and out to Caton and Scotforth, all within seven miles is over 130,000 people. If you take this out to Ingleton and then an arc including Kendal, Grange and to Cark you've got over 250,000 people. There's a big market market to target to grow our gates.

The potential is there. Shame we have missed so many tricks since moving to the Globe but this could still be turned round.

The biggest factor though is our home performances and league position. Part-time fans are going to look at the table, remember the last game they saw, look at the opposition and look at the weather before deciding whether or not to go for each game.

quid a kid every week would bring in the adults paying full price outsider, simple as,the adults then buy things and everyone gets a bargain, we also get kids growing up watching morecambe fc, it becomes a habit, its called grass roots

mrpotatohead wrote:quid a kid every week would bring in the adults paying full price outsider, simple as,the adults then buy things and everyone gets a bargain, we also get kids growing up watching morecambe fc, it becomes a habit, its called grass roots

I basically agree with you but...

outsider wrote:As i stated before I paid £120 quid for 3 kids season tickets would I and every other parent who brought one get a refund? That refund would cost more than the extra made I'm sure.

...would you suggest the club refund all the child season tickets that have been bought? If not, those parents will be annoyed at best or stop coming at worst. Either way, you can be pretty sure they won't be buying a season ticket for their kids next season.

Quid a kid is back for Aldershot on the 28th December, Another bumper ground full expected?

QAK IS BAK

I hope so outsider, do you