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[arnapie]

Removing pay on the day at our level is a joke.

Accrington Stanley ( exactly ) have been doing it for 18 months FFS.

[uysapie]

Accrington Stanley ( exactly ) have been doing it for 18 months FFS.

Have you checked the size of their attendances?

[arnapie]

Have you checked the size of their attendances?

That has no bearing on the matter. At the other end of the scale then. MK Dons have always had cashless turnstiles, they have far bigger gates than us, works for them. It only causes a problem at Notts because of latecomers, and moaners who can't accept change.

[SmiffyPie]

That has no bearing on the matter. At the other end of the scale then. MK Dons have always had cashless turnstiles, they have far bigger gates than us, works for them. It only causes a problem at Notts because of latecomers, and moaners who can't accept change.

I remember the original post about this but I cannot remember what the perceived benefit to the club was? I don't think it has eased entry and may well have stopped a few stragglers going. Why is it classed as moaning? If a person doesn't like something changing why is it moaning?

[countygump]

Accrington Stanley ( exactly ) have been doing it for 18 months FFS.

For Fanatical Supporters?

For Female Supporters?

For Feral Supporters?

[Elite_Pie]

For Fanatical Supporters?

For Female Supporters?

For Feral Supporters?

Have you seen their home gates? I think he meant For Few Supporters.

[ancientpie]

Accrington Stanley ( exactly ) have been doing it for 18 months FFS.

So they are our model for success ?
At the risk of being branded a moaner I thought the Coventry game was a perfect example of why cash turnstiles pay, according to the press release we had sold our 1,500 allocation but you could pay cash on the day with a £3 increase, 227 extra fans chose to do this mainly I suspect people who like to decide "last minute". If you times the extra income by the number of home games you start to surpass the £100,000 figure that AH stated made entry to the Checkatrade trophy a "no brainer". I am not against progress or change but not for the sake of it, up until a few years ago my mate would pick a couple of us up from the pub to drive down the game & very often a "non fan" would tag along for "summat to do" I cannot see this happening now you have to either pre book or queue twice to get in & I do know of fans who haven't bothered because of this.

[arnapie]

So they are our model for success ?
At the risk of being branded a moaner I thought the Coventry game was a perfect example of why cash turnstiles pay, according to the press release we had sold our 1,500 allocation but you could pay cash on the day with a £3 increase, 227 extra fans chose to do this mainly I suspect people who like to decide "last minute". If you times the extra income by the number of home games you start to surpass the £100,000 figure that AH stated made entry to the Checkatrade trophy a "no brainer". I am not against progress or change but not for the sake of it, up until a few years ago my mate would pick a couple of us up from the pub to drive down the game & very often a "non fan" would tag along for "summat to do" I cannot see this happening now you have to either pre book or queue twice to get in & I do know of fans who haven't bothered because of this.

I saw Notts fans, at Coventry, buying tickets at the ticket office, then queueing up at the turnstiles to get in. NO moaning.

[keldsyke]

Removing pay on the day at our level is a joke.

Agree totally

[keldsyke]

Getting down the Lane doesn't preclude criticism of his approach. If fans/customers want pay on the day then perhaps he should listen?

If you see my other post I agree, however we have a group on here who will moan at anything he does. What I was trying to say is, the match is on tomorrow, forget the other stuff and do what a Notts supporter should do and look forward to the match instead of looking at every thread on here and finding fault.