Ideas for target 20k
I believe there are a number of restaurants around that are so confident in their customer experience they leave it to the customer to pay what they think it (The Experience )is worth.
http://www.eater.com/2015/5/6/8556309/pay-what-you-want-restaurant-SAME-cafe-panera-cares
Or perhaps the club could price the season tickets like the premier league prize money (sliding scale)
So if we finish 1st season ticket = £300.00
If we finish 24th season ticket = £12.50
Needs more work but I am sure someone with some marketing nous could package something up to fill the Valley !
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Ideas for Target 20k...?
Maybe our Belgians could leave and sell up for a start!!4 -
Have a club not run by fuckwits.5
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Ideas for Target 20k?
Don't get relegated.2 -
Dont worry the club don't do failure... Even Shay Given knows thatCAFCAddick88 said:Ideas for Target 20k?
Don't get relegated.1 -
Change the name to Target 5k0
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On course for pissing 20,000 people off. So if that was the objective game over !1
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Ideas for target 20k.
The committee to all resign and tell the club they are run by a bunch of clowns and no supporters should help them14 -
I'm off to the Olympic stadium to watch real football. It's cheap as chips and on the jubbly line.0
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Drop the k.10
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Surely they must realise they're a laughing-stock? Except that it's not really funny, is it?0
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Kids for a £1 and adults for a tenner every game, every (non season ticket) seat.0
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Mothball it until it is a realistic prospect and not a joke.6
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In league 1 we were getting 16k fans last time. Once we started winning it people get interested.
Get off to a flyer and you watch gates increase.
Target 20k should be applauded as a link between the fans and the club. I understand they are taken seriously by the club and we shouldn't vilify them - perhaps we could take it for what it is - the club asking fans for help and some fans getting involved.
Or you could slag them off - your choice5 -
The club needs to be on an upward trajectory for this to work.0
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Be a bit more like Charlton Athletic circa 1992-2005.
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I've been fairly defensive of them in the past - and do admire them as a group. They are investing their own time for the very same reasons CARD are; out of a genuine love of the club.Swisdom said:In league 1 we were getting 16k fans last time. Once we started winning it people get interested.
Get off to a flyer and you watch gates increase.
Target 20k should be applauded as a link between the fans and the club. I understand they are taken seriously by the club and we shouldn't vilify them - perhaps we could take it for what it is - the club asking fans for help and some fans getting involved.
Or you could slag them off - your choice
The problem with Target20K is that it's a genuinely impossible task given the circumstances, and their position should really be untenable considering the club has actively used them to propagate lies regarding Duchatelet's meeting. That's when I personally decided that Target20K really needed to reassess their loyalties, as the club is demonstrating very little respect towards them.
Another problem is in the claims that Target20K have made regarding to the progress, according to some (inc. Airman) these ideas were already being discussed prior to the formation of the group. Combined with one of the club's recent emails actively predicting the future and saying words to the effect of "Target20K are going to request the removal of the sofa.".. well, it leads to a few questions regarding whether Target20K are just agreeing with the club, who in turn get to claim they're listening to fans.
That's my suspicion anyway, and it does fit in with the whole "Roland met with Target20K" bollocks that was given out.4 -
I believe that will will only get 20k+ back at the valley if the product is right (the team). Build it and they will come....
However I went to a Rugby match for the first time the other week to watch the Harlequins at the stoop. What a great pre and post match experience. Behind the stand there was a singer, many different food outlets as well as a wide variety of beers and ales. The kids were being looked after with a mini farm , flags were being handed out. Everybody was encouraged to stay behind after the match. It was a great day out. I think football could learn a thing or two here.0 -
Hah, it does sound brilliant - and ironically that was the kind of thing I expected from Katrien's talk of the "match day experience"... somehow we got a bloody sofa though?petetheaddick said:I believe that will will only get 20k+ back at the valley if the product is right (the team). Build it and they will come....
However I went to a Rugby match for the first time the other week to watch the Harlequins at the stoop. What a great pre and post match experience. Behind the stand there was a singer, many different food outlets as well as a wide variety of beers and ales. The kids were being looked after with a mini farm , flags were being handed out. Everybody was encouraged to stay behind after the match. It was a great day out. I think football could learn a thing or two here.0 -
5000 fan sofas.3
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Admire their loyalty. Hate their stupidity.Swisdom said:In league 1 we were getting 16k fans last time. Once we started winning it people get interested.
Get off to a flyer and you watch gates increase.
Target 20k should be applauded as a link between the fans and the club. I understand they are taken seriously by the club and we shouldn't vilify them - perhaps we could take it for what it is - the club asking fans for help and some fans getting involved.
Or you could slag them off - your choice4 -
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To increase attendances, you need to ensure the pricing is competitive. Then you need to ensure that the product is enjoyable and around that improve the match day experience as far as you can. But above all you get the product right as that is what it is all about. There – you don’t need to form a group to know that! It’s obvious FFS!.3
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But that was based on a level of season ticket sales that wouldn't have substantially reduced from Championship levels, and presumably in some cases from more people then coming with them to games.Swisdom said:In league 1 we were getting 16k fans last time. Once we started winning it people get interested.
Get off to a flyer and you watch gates increase.
Not sure that will be the case this time around with Roland still in charge or some pretty attractive matchday ticket prices.0 -
Tbf that's along the lines of what Meire's trying to do at Charlton. I think that sort of stuff is all good.petetheaddick said:I believe that will will only get 20k+ back at the valley if the product is right (the team). Build it and they will come....
However I went to a Rugby match for the first time the other week to watch the Harlequins at the stoop. What a great pre and post match experience. Behind the stand there was a singer, many different food outlets as well as a wide variety of beers and ales. The kids were being looked after with a mini farm , flags were being handed out. Everybody was encouraged to stay behind after the match. It was a great day out. I think football could learn a thing or two here.
It's when they do that and ignore the first team that's the elephant in the room.
Thinking that if they provide all that we'll be happy watching a load of Academy players that aren't yet up to the required standard supplemented with a lot of unfit and poor standard players.0 -
The biggest problem has been the control required by Roland.
This has lead to poor appointments at CEO and COO, to poor or under supported (in terms of ability to choose players and playing style) first team coaches and consequent poor and inconsistent player recruitment.
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20K..... I would be happy with 20th position next season in league one.2
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I've an idea for target 20k.
Write to the 30,000 S/T holders waiting at West Ham.1 -
Live music, flags? Guessing there was music after every try too? If that was to happen at the valley I'd give up on football altogether. Think you'd like it down palace mind.petetheaddick said:I believe that will will only get 20k+ back at the valley if the product is right (the team). Build it and they will come....
However I went to a Rugby match for the first time the other week to watch the Harlequins at the stoop. What a great pre and post match experience. Behind the stand there was a singer, many different food outlets as well as a wide variety of beers and ales. The kids were being looked after with a mini farm , flags were being handed out. Everybody was encouraged to stay behind after the match. It was a great day out. I think football could learn a thing or two here.0 -
Get an informed owner plus a business experienced CEO plus a British Manager and start playing attractive and successful football. Rocket science it is not.2
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When we feel that we are trying to be successful, whether we are or not, and we are not insulted by the CEO and owner we will start flooding back - no matter how we are doing. When the club is growing, that is the time to grow it more. I have been staggered by how the club genuinely doesn't seem bothered that Charlton nuts like me who have supported the club through thick and thin over decades are turning their backs. If they can't keep us thick or thinners, how can they bring new fans in?0
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Forget 20k fans in the Valley, the UPBEATS want £20k, you can help by donating at:
https://www.justgiving.com/charltonupbeatsday2016.
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