Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Tue Jul 13, 2021 6:41 pm  

jaybs wrote:

.... but when you announce you are leaving a ground, is it really if money is tight worth spending money, you need to save the money for the new ground launch.

Again. You claim not to be an apologist but you're AGAIN making excuses for them.
In terms of the new ground launch......lol

Recently on a tv screen near you and after ward had offered to stay but was told to go....

Carney: " did you ever see or hear of a strategic plan For London during your 14 years as a player and coach at the club"?
Ward: "No"

The launch will be a KO time and posts in the ground expecting people to arrive......as well you know it will

Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Tue Jul 13, 2021 6:42 pm  

orangeman wrote:

Hmmm.....Toulouse or elite 1?

Either way probably better than hanging around here taking part in the Broncos Lottery of whose's next?

Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Tue Jul 13, 2021 6:57 pm  

orangeman wrote:

Again. You claim not to be an apologist but you're AGAIN making excuses for them.
In terms of the new ground launch......lol

Recently on a tv screen near you and after ward had offered to stay but was told to go....

Carney: " did you ever see or hear of a strategic plan For London during your 14 years as a player and coach at the club"?
Ward: "No"

The launch will be a KO time and posts in the ground expecting people to arrive......as well you know it will

Retention of customer base during a transition is a key driver of any business. Whilst fans of a club are less likely to move to the competition i.e. another club, the expectation that fans can be treated as dispensible and do need even more engagement at this time is laughable. Unless of course the club know that they'll get a capacuty crowd at Wimbledon and don't need them

Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Tue Jul 13, 2021 7:10 pm  

Traffic wrote:

Retention of customer base during a transition is a key driver of any business. Whilst fans of a club are less likely to move to the competition i.e. another club, the expectation that fans can be treated as dispensible and do need even more engagement at this time is laughable. Unless of course the club know that they'll get a capacuty crowd at Wimbledon and don't need them

Happy to be wrong but think after the honeymoon period, AFC will struggle to fill their ground.

Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Wed Jul 14, 2021 6:13 am  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

Happy to be wrong but think after the honeymoon period, AFC will struggle to fill their ground.

Maybe, at least their honeymoon will start with a much larger crowd number to fall from. Worried we'll struggle to fill a stand let alone the ground.

Re: YORK AT HOME THIS WEEKEND : Wed Jul 14, 2021 6:51 am  

There will probably be more people in Lidl across the road than the stadium.