We have a fans forum on this topic at the Hibs Club next Thursday 3rd June at 7pm. A meeting with Hibs on the Friday. So a poll on the topic would give us some idea of the impact of a new Easter Road with a more vociforous group of fans actively supporting the team on the park.
Let's say the quality of football is the same as the average of last season (A more even spread of results across the year)
But there was mair noise, singing, colour, flags and atmosphere.
Mair music, fun, bouncing and general ragdeness.
And you could look forward to this atmosphere every week
What difference would it make to you ?
View Poll Results: Better atmosphere - what difference to your attendance?
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I'm not a ST - but would buy one for me / me and others
2 2.22% -
I'm not an ST - but would go to more games and encourage friends/family too
5 5.56% -
I'm not an ST - but would go to more games
4 4.44% -
I'm a ST - I'd be more likely to renew
11 12.22% -
I'm a ST - I go regardless
57 63.33% -
I'm not an ST - would make no difference to how manay games I attend
7 7.78% -
I can't go to matches - but if I could it would make a difference
4 4.44%
Results 1 to 16 of 16
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24-05-2010 02:30 PM #1
Would a better atmosphere at Easter Road sell more tickets?
Last edited by RIP; 24-05-2010 at 02:40 PM.
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25-05-2010 07:22 PM #3
I had a (half) season ticket for the season that has just finished and after much consideration I have decided I am not renewing. I'm on a fairly limited budget and I don't enjoy it enough to justify spending so much money on a ST and the bevvying that tends to accompany the games, I'll probably go to the odd game though.
I also don't think STs are that good value because I may not make every game due to work, holidays, bowls etc.
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25-05-2010 07:30 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
don't understand why colour and flags would make a difference to the enjoyment of the game
sorry for being a miserable *******
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25-05-2010 07:35 PM #5
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I think the atmosphere is a result of the performance on the pitch. If the fans can see the players playing with passion and flair, they will get behind them with gusto!Get the product right on the park and everything else ( ticket sales, atmosphere, merchandising) will improve. Sadly, for me, passion and flair have been missing from my trips to Easter Road this year. The team looked easy to beat and they had no fighting spirit. this was reflected in the terraces as fans (myself included) became apathetic!
I'd welcome any moves to improve the atmosphere. the idea of having a ticket for a stand and not a particular seat was a great idea in my opinion. I would love to see that. I would also love to see a hibs team full of players with the same passion as ian murray!
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25-05-2010 09:32 PM #6
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They've got to look at reducing the prices of the season tickets and walk up prices. Surely it makes sense to have more fans at reduced prices which in turn would generate more money within the ground - i.e. catering etc. and in turn more fans = more noise ???
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25-05-2010 09:37 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Considering our pish TV deal, ticket sales are our main source of income so we need to make the most of it.
I agree with sixtwo, the only way to improve the atmosphere is for the players to lead the way with the performances on the pitch, fair play to the guys that are trying to do something about the atmosphere though, i hope they're successfull, i've just got my doubts unfortunately.
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26-05-2010 06:53 AM #8
Just my opinion but results are not the main reason I go to Easter Road. If it was, I wouldn't have followed them in the First Division.
Naw Hibs are a passion, part of my history, in my blood, part of my weekend. And like anything else I do I want to enjoy it. The atmosphere is key to that enjoyment.
I love to be vocal in my support of the team as do many many thousands of other Hibbies. Yet it's really hard to do that sat with a bunch of strangers.
So whilst a better quality of football and mair success on the park is a big bonus any season - it's the whole experience and magic of a trip to see the boys in green that does it for me - win lose or draw. If we were able to improve support for the team and give me mair opportunity to sing dance and act like a radge - even more so
But in my personal opinion it has to be an activity all supporters can participate in if they want - no just a private group
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26-05-2010 07:54 AM #9This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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26-05-2010 08:13 AM #10This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Get off YOUR arse and get a ticket for that area. It's up to YOU to help make it work.
That's YOU. Not SOMEONE ELSE
If you want to do it don't just think about it or talk about it. DO IT.
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07-10-2012 08:37 PM #13
Sorry to dig up this old thread but it's tremendous how far we've come since 2010. This poll was taken shortly after the East Stand singing section was announced and prior to the first ever meeting of Hibs12thMan at Sunnyside.
As everyone always says, it's a lot easier to sing when the team are performing well. Maybe having a bunch of girls and guys building up a song repertoire and working up flag displays during two seasons of the worst form in a decade has built character.
There's another monthly meeting of supporters and management at Easter Road at 5.30pm on Wednesday. The volunteers that come along will be brainstorming ideas to improve the football club - big issues, vision, income, retail, matchday, media. It's not a closed meeting so if you fancy coming along to participate or just to observe, please drop me or down-the-slope a wee pm with your real name and contact no
GGTTH
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07-10-2012 08:42 PM #14
A good atmosphere is nice but its what happens on the pitch makes me attend games.
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07-10-2012 09:36 PM #15hfc rdLeft by mutual consent!
I only can go to roughly 10/11 games a season as I have moved back home to Manchester now and currently have a utd season ticket. If I had the finances I would definitely have a hibs season ticket as well, but unfortunately I don't.
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07-10-2012 10:28 PM #16
Please urge the club to make bringing a young child (say 12 and under)cheaper. If it was I'd probably go to most home games, but having to pay that extra £12 for a young child just out prices it for me. Know a few people who would go more often if they could get a discounted childs ticket with a full cost adult ticket.
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