Bill Glazier
Active Member
The SISU effect. Just go Joy, it's over.
Lowest average attendance for 98 years (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Bill Glazier
- Start date
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
... will be beaten next year.
Sky Blue Harry H
Well-Known Member
Unless we go back up, then yes
SkyblueBazza
Well-Known Member
Gasp! I am gobsmacked
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
NorthernWisdom
Well-Known Member
So it'll be beaten next year
bawtryneal
Well-Known Member
Maybe the SISU factor and maybe its just not fun or entertaining any more
I must admit the prospect of spending another season driving over 200 miles round trip to be bored out of my head does not appeal
1) Fisher resign
2) Lets see some long term investment/commitment in the club. Ground and academy
3) Lets invest in a winning team. Mixture of youth and experience
4) Watch the fans come back and average gates will be 15K with a winning team.
I must admit the prospect of spending another season driving over 200 miles round trip to be bored out of my head does not appeal
1) Fisher resign
2) Lets see some long term investment/commitment in the club. Ground and academy
3) Lets invest in a winning team. Mixture of youth and experience
4) Watch the fans come back and average gates will be 15K with a winning team.
The longer all this mistrust and hatred drags on the more fans drop off from following mainstream bog standard league games at CCFC. Just like a bandwagon can spiral upwards all this negativity will send things spiralling down. No one really wants to see bang average football in League 2 with a stadium only 25% full do they ? The problem for many people is that their mates are dropping off it and then they are faced with a lack of social attached to the games as well.
Fisher has to go but even if he does SISU haven't got or refuse to allocate any more funds to a club who they see as being a money drain. New owners with a will to gamble once again is the only way forward, a Hoffman group would be an improvement and would be backed by many fans but they would still be short of cash.
Fisher has to go but even if he does SISU haven't got or refuse to allocate any more funds to a club who they see as being a money drain. New owners with a will to gamble once again is the only way forward, a Hoffman group would be an improvement and would be backed by many fans but they would still be short of cash.
AngryAnt
Well-Known Member
Also to add, then people find other things to do on a Saturday, making it even harder to convince them to come back.
