If this is a runaway success then we have to do it again before the end of the season. I know it's not fair on season ticket holders but sod 'em. It's for the team. COYR
[cite]Posted By: leftbehind[/cite]Its nice to sell tickets earns the club money but are we not hitting the wrong target market?
Not if those 'fans' prefer watching their current team on the TV, maybe a day down the valley will change that, getting them attending more (hopefully Charlton) games.
Bought 5 online this morning. First time I've bought tickets online and once you get over the fact it only works with Internet Explorer, it's a good system. You can pick the block and row where you want to sit and see what's available on a plan.
I stupidly didn't specify where I wanted to sit when I bought my tickets the other day. Just said East Stand as I'm not used to worrying about people sitting in my seat.
Really worried now.
[cite]Posted By: jazzyjazzyjazzy[/cite]So can we expect a 20k+ crowd?
Airman has already stated that sales show we are on course for a 20,000 plus crowd, if the take up continues right up to match day it could well exceed that amount
CAFC official on twitter is asking all followers to retweet a post at 5 30, and then to get their followers to retweet it again, im guessing its about the game?
We've sold 1,245 today at 5pm, taking the total at £5 to 6,274.
The word from Exeter is that they have only sold a couple of hundred, but they have a game tomorrow night. Total gate at present is around the 17,000 mark.
It's the lead story on our staff intranet 'Football for a fiver'. One of my colleagues has already told her husband that she wants to go as her never takes her out.
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But lets keep on pushing untill the last ticket is sold!
I'll make sure he stays away from NLA and NSS.
The idea was to get Charlton fans back to the Valley to show them what they are missing and in a hope they start to come back.
Im mostly reading ive got 2 or 3 or 4 coming and they are all fans from other teams.
Its nice to sell tickets earns the club money but are we not hitting the wrong target market?
Not if those 'fans' prefer watching their current team on the TV, maybe a day down the valley will change that, getting them attending more (hopefully Charlton) games.
Nice one Planty!
Really worried now.
http://twitter.com/officialecfc
Airman has already stated that sales show we are on course for a 20,000 plus crowd, if the take up continues right up to match day it could well exceed that amount
???????? you being funny?
The word from Exeter is that they have only sold a couple of hundred, but they have a game tomorrow night. Total gate at present is around the 17,000 mark.
Marketing does work.....