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What a great achievement to sell some 40k tickets in under a week. Well done one and all.
Now, for the win please!
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Er, have you not noticed we sold out, and the last remaining tickets went to non-season ticket holders and members that were on the club's database? Did you go to Cardiff for the play offs?
The fan base is there. The trick is to get more of these people going regularly.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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how many cup finals a season is thereEr, have you not noticed we sold out, and the last remaining tickets went to non-season ticket holders and members that were on the club's database? Did you go to Cardiff for the play offs?
The fan base is there. The trick is to get more of these people going regularly.Football played the Charlie Ferris wayComment
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Correct in part. You can't tell some of these people on here that this is going to be a multi-use stadium. People like Victor W12 Ranger constantly moan about our club, how little we are, even bets against our team winning, and predicts we're going to be playing Bolton next season, which tells me he's already written us off for Saturday.
The fact is, we've sold almost 40k tickets, like it or not. A great effort.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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I am personally in the 40,000 stadium camp because I think we would EVENTUALLY fill it, and if the on field product is good then "eventually" will come sooner rather than later (probably within 5 years).
However, selling over 39,000 tickets for a Wembley final in May does NOT prove that we have the fan base TODAY!'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.Comment
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See this is your problem Dicky Boy you assume because someone doesn't agree with your opinion they automatically are being negative , lack ambition , don't want the club to succeed or expand. That just makes you an idiot to think like that. You're problem is when people don't agree with you and always has been.Correct in part. You can't tell some of these people on here that this is going to be a multi-use stadium. People like Victor W12 Ranger constantly moan about our club, how little we are, even bets against our team winning, and predicts we're going to be playing Bolton next season, which tells me he's already written us off for Saturday.
The fact is, we've sold almost 40k tickets, like it or not. A great effort.Comment
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It does prove there is the fan base, as it never went on full general sale. Only to fans who have purchased tickets in the past. We just need them in more often, and a nice shiny stadium will definitely attract them.I am personally in the 40,000 stadium camp because I think we would EVENTUALLY fill it, and if the on field product is good then "eventually" will come sooner rather than later (probably within 5 years).
However, selling over 39,000 tickets for a Wembley final in May does NOT prove that we have the fan base TODAY!Comment
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Last time we got to wembley we also sold huge amounts of tickets and our average attendance the following season went back to normal-the majority of those there saturday won't be seen at loftus road for the next Cple of years so its not a good benchmark to use. Fc uking Amazing effort by rangers tho.PRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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If we could not get more than 16000 for a local Derby we as well not bother got to be 35 to 40000.Nobody can guarantee we will be in the Premier League and certainty not a consistent top 8 team
So the reality is could be Brentford at home in front of 16k which is fine at Loftus Road but in a 40k it will be awful
Build it at 25-28k
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Spot on. I'm from Crawley (insert Joke here) and when they played Man Utd in the 5th round away a few years back there was 10,000 there including myself (when the norm was about 2k)Without wanting to be a party pooper (as it's fantastic that we've sold out - well chuffed), but there's an awful lot of other halves & family coming out for the day at Wembley, as well as foreign / northern Rs coming down for the big game. They wouldn't / couldn't be there week in week out so selling our play off final allocation really isn't a true reflection on what our home ground should hold. IMHO of course
I haven't bothered since either :-)Comment
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Good point.
How many more could we have sold if they'd gone on general sale?....Comment
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Add in 5k away support and there's your 40 lolComment
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To be fair you were talking last week like you knew we wouldn't sell out and anyone who thought we would was a numpty and didn't know where shepherds bush is.!!See this is your problem Dicky Boy you assume because someone doesn't agree with your opinion they automatically are being negative , lack ambition , don't want the club to succeed or expand. That just makes you an idiot to think like that. You're problem is when people don't agree with you and always has been.Last edited by jfish; 20-05-2014, 07:36 PM.Comment
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Then again, the vast majority of these people going on Saturday have some form of connection with the club, and have just stopped going for one reason or another. There is quite obviously a far larger fan base than currently turns up on a regular basis.Last time we got to wembley we also sold huge amounts of tickets and our average attendance the following season went back to normal-the majority of those there saturday won't be seen at loftus road for the next Cple of years so its not a good benchmark to use. Fc uking Amazing effort by rangers tho.
The club needs to find a way to entice those people to go more often.Supporting QPR isn't just about a football team. It's about roots and identity.Comment
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