I know with hibs poor run of form, attendances have fallen at easter rd, with the east stand down, our allocation is about 800, if attendances don't rise could hibs offer rangers more tickets and move hibs fans in to the other stands to make more cash?
I know hibs fans will prob not want this but would the chairmen consider it in your opinion?
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13-04-2010 02:26 PM #1
Away allocation for easter rd
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We'd proabably save more cash by not giving your lot any tickets. The lost income would easily be usurped by the savings made on police and stewards that are normally in place.
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We hammered them 6-2 when there was a boycott from the yam tramps ... wouldnt have made a difference if there was 3000 or 300 of them that night or not ..we ripped them a new hole !!!!
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I found when we played celtic when their fans were banned from ibrox, we had no one to give pelters to except the players, as much as I hate them in ibrox it helps the atmosphere.
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13-04-2010 02:55 PM #13
Celtc got a total allocation of 1,600, so I'd presume you'll get the same. That's the east half of the South Stand, top and bottom tier.
The problem with moving people from the South to the other stands, something I asked about before, is that most of the empty seats in the other stands are actually already paid for by ST holders. Even if they don't turn up, you can't sell their seats.
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And yet they still have a go at us with the 'dressed as seats' jibes because we sold a few less tickets for one game that they couldn't sell out their allocation for either.
Big team my erse.
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13-04-2010 05:57 PM #18NamelessLeft by mutual consent!
I would imagine Rangers and Hearts will just get the lower south east corner, about 800 tickets. As far as I am aware, Hibs can't segregate the concourse for the upper deck, can anybody who was at the Celtic game in the south upper confirm what the arrangements were in the concourse?
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13-04-2010 06:01 PM #19
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For the remainder of the games at ER this season the opposition fans will get half of the lower tier only.
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My info is sooooo last season
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14-04-2010 05:07 AM #24
would it not be the case that the allocation for Rangers be calculated the same way as the Hertz allocation?
If that is the case I would imagine it might be
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14-04-2010 08:27 AM #26
Re: Away allocation for easter rd
Hearts have had their allocation doubled to 1400.
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Fewer away supporters mean less money unless they can be entirely replaced by home supporters - and in fact limiting the away supporters allocation can reduce home support in totality too due to perception there will be smaller crowd, less atmosphere etc making home fans less likely to go .
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14-04-2010 08:54 AM #28
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We hammered them 6-2 when there was a boycott from the yam tramps ... wouldnt have made a difference if there was 3000 or 300 of them that night or not ..we ripped them a new hole !!!! [/
You will not find all Hibs fans agree with you on this, many think the 6-2 game was a bit low key due to the small Hearts support after their "boycott" - the 3-0 win the year before at a packed Tynecastle (arguably a more impressive result anyway given Hearts were doing quite well at the time) lives longer in memory of many fans who were at both games. (I have been laughed at for stating this before and know many regular hibs.net posters will disagree but stand by this view)
Without getting into rights or wrongs of so-called boycotts (both clubs have been guilty of overpricing in past to be honest) good news that Hearts allocation has been doubled if true and suspect there will be a similar announcement with Rangers shortly.Last edited by Joe Baker II; 14-04-2010 at 08:57 AM.
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The Hun/Jambo pound is as good as anyone elses.
Hibs should take a radical approach and actively encourage away fans. Treat them well and show that the club value their custom. How about a "friends of the family" loyalty card - every fourth visit at a reduced rate. Subsidise transport and sell their club merchandise at a mark up. The home supporters are a limited market and when the team are playing badly attendances drop, so market this to away fans as a chance to see their team pick up an easy away win. Sorted.Last edited by sahib; 14-04-2010 at 09:41 AM.
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Edit - This is FACT....end off!!
http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_2022241Last edited by Frazerbob; 14-04-2010 at 09:32 AM.
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