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oafc_ok

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  1. Two per season ticket holder helps the club as they don't need the same ticket office staffing as for one per person. If it was one per person it would need 4,000 transactions to sell 4,000 tickets. Two per season ticket holder gets rid of the same number in half the time. It is likely that many of the non-season ticket holders who end up with tickets in this first batch will be keen fans who would have queued up for a ticket on open sale so it also has the benefit of cutting down the queues for those that have to wait for open sale. I think it's generally the case that if half the allocation is less than the number of ST holders then it will be one per person. Chesterfield away will be one per ST holder as the away end holds only slightly more than our number of ST holders. I therefore expect to not be sat with friends and family at that game.

  2. You've never been to a live event then.

     

    Try it then come back and repeat that statement

     

    I'm not a big darts fan but went to the MEN for Twentysixblack's stag do, then took the other half to Brum for her birthday last year (I know how to treat a lady!) It's a really good night and a cracking atmosphere. I'd recommend it to anyone!

  3. :lol: You're not wrong! I find games a struggle now. All the more reason to make the new stadium better than this.

     

     

    I'm afraid what he describes is what has gradually happened everywhere since stadia became all seater. He is lucky that his club retained terraces longer than many.

     

     

  4. Gone will be the humour of the terraces.

     

    There will be no atmosphere. Any supporters that do attempt to stand and sing will be swiftly cut down.

     

    Your stadium will be windswept and often freezing.

     

    Any little atmosphere that is created by the away supporters will also disappear into the distance.

     

    Totally devoid of any atmosphere.

     

    You will find attending matches a chore, you will still leave with a cold and empty feeling.

     

     

    Sounds like Boundary Park. What have we got to lose?

  5. We don't need technology so much, as we can already hear it at BP. If you have a roof on a stand that rises to an apex like The Chaddy then the sound gets caught up in there and doesn't project out, if you have a speaker shaped roof like the RRE, then your problem is solved!

     

     

    Only if people actually make some noise. If everyone is sat in silence the shape of the roof is irrelevent.

  6. I just wrote to Alan and Simon to say thanks, but add to the wish list!

     

    Dear Alan and Simon,

     

    Firstly, I'd like to thank you for your tenacity in coming up with such a great ground proposal. I know in this current economic climate that we are very lucky to have such plans. And that we will be the envy of many clubs for the next few years in being able to forge ahead, where others will not have the fudnging in place any more.

     

     

     

    Of course, there is going to be a huge wish list for people to have for the new stadium, but I would like you to consider oen that others may not have mentioned yet.

     

    The acoustics: would it be possible to engineer the stands so that the home support is magnified to the equivalent of 100,000 men and the away support of 10 mice.

     

    Rather than the other way round as is currently the case at Boundary Park!

     

     

     

    Seriously, I'd just like this opportunity to again say thanks.

     

     

     

    Yours in sincere appreciation,

     

     

    Why would we want it to sound like 100,000 men shouting "F*** Off Eardley, You're gash!"? :wink:

     

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