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http://the72.co.uk/52940/bristol-city-fans-full-of-hope-as-season-ticket-sales-boom/

Taken from 2016 at the same point in sales procedure as this year (start of general sale):

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The club’s ambition has been warmly welcomed by Bristol City’s supporters with over 11,500 already renewing their season tickets prior to the tickets going on general sale earlier today.

Cause for concern?

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3 minutes ago, Kid in the Riot said:

http://the72.co.uk/52940/bristol-city-fans-full-of-hope-as-season-ticket-sales-boom/

Taken from 2016 at the same point in sales procedure as this year (start of general sale):

Cause for concern?

The comparison doesn't quite fit.

That article was from the end of April last year, as it references the draw at Blackburn on the 22nd that 'secured Championship status'. I would think that our sales will see a jump once that has been done this season as well. With any luck after away to Blackburn again!

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4 minutes ago, Super said:

Sure that number will go up a lot if we retain Championship status.

No doubt. There will be very few genuine 'stayaways' IMO. Just like all this talk of demonstrations etc. All talk but nothing actually happens. 

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8 minutes ago, richwwtk said:

The comparison doesn't quite fit.

That article was from the end of April last year, as it references the draw at Blackburn on the 22nd that 'secured Championship status'. I would think that our sales will see a jump once that has been done this season as well. With any luck after away to Blackburn again!

Not quite but very, very close.

Both figures are taken at the end of the renewals period, so it's a very good indicator.

2,500 = 22% down, that's significant I'd say...hardly just a few stragglers.

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If City retain SBC status and SC sales end up less than last season it'll be the club that suffers thru SL not changing managers when relegation was looking a distinct possibility.

Ive already renewed so it definitely wasn't my fault.........

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24 minutes ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Not quite but very, very close.

Both figures are taken at the end of the renewals period, so it's a very good indicator.

2,500 = 22% down, that's significant I'd say...hardly just a few stragglers.

Fair to say that despite last season being very very disappointing, there was some general optimism at the end which doesn't appear to be the case now.

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33 minutes ago, Robbored said:

If City retain SBC status and SC sales end up less than last season it'll be the club that suffers thru SL not changing managers when relegation was looking a distinct possibility.

Ive already renewed so it definitely wasn't my fault.........

I've also renewed but according to my wife everything is my fault. sorry all.

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But no one was renewing, I read it here. I was looking forward to wandering up to the bar at HT, being first served, drinking my drink in silence before picking which seat I fancied sitting in for the second half. 

I may have to reconsider my rash decision to renew now.

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4 minutes ago, Ska Junkie said:

I could have sworn SL told Geoff Twentyman that renewals were at 60%? 

On another thread, dolly mentioned 9,000 renewals out of 13,800. 

Who's telling porkies? 

He said 65%, whether true or not who knows.

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The 65% figure, 65% of what?

65% of the current ST figures or 65% of the current capacity?

If it's of the ST sales (assuming 13,000), then that's 8,450

If it's capacity of the ground, that about 13,000

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8 minutes ago, bcfcfinker said:

The 65% figure, 65% of what?

65% of the current ST figures or 65% of the current capacity?

If it's of the ST sales (assuming 13,000), then that's 8,450

If it's capacity of the ground, that about 13,000

65% of current ST numbers I believe.

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39 minutes ago, RumRed said:

He said 65%, whether true or not who knows.

It could be 65% of what ticket sales were same time last year in which case it could be anything although that would I guess be around the 5k mark, in which case not good 

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1 hour ago, View from the Dolman said:

Adam Baker has tweeted a figure of 9100 as being 65% as of last Wednesday...

9100 of the 13670 reported in September represents 66.57%.

So even after one of the shittest seasons in recent memory, we've still managed to sell (within a hundred or so, thus far) as many as The Blue Few's average attendance this season

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4 minutes ago, 54-46 said:

So even after one of the shittest seasons in recent memory, we've still managed to sell (within a hundred or so, thus far) as many as The Blue Few's average attendance this season

are you sure this is one of the shiteist seasons, in recent memory I think my memory is good :- )

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16 minutes ago, reddoh said:

are you sure this is one of the shiteist seasons, in recent memory I think my memory is good :- )

When your watching a charlatan in charge and everyone in the ground knows at least 5 better managers we could of gone for yes it is .If my business sales were down 22per cent then I would know there was a MAYOR problem somewhere

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Just now, Mtimmy11 said:

When your watching a charlatan in charge and everyone in the ground knows at least 5 better managers we could of gone for yes it is .If my business sales were down 22per cent then I would know there was a MAYOR problem somewhere

You've cracked it Mtimmy !!!

Its that clown in the red trousers fault - He started it when he was in power ! ;)

 

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Just now, Mtimmy11 said:

When your watching a charlatan in charge and everyone in the ground knows at least 5 better managers we could of gone for yes it is .If my business sales were down 22per cent then I would know there was a MAYOR problem somewhere

definitely one in Bristol please read your post before replying.

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29 minutes ago, reddoh said:

are you sure this is one of the shiteist seasons, in recent memory I think my memory is good :- )

I'd say any season your team sets a record for the most consecutive defeats in its history would make it one of the shittest recent seasons 

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6 hours ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Not quite but very, very close.

Both figures are taken at the end of the renewals period, so it's a very good indicator.

2,500 = 22% down, that's significant I'd say...hardly just a few stragglers.

I don't think it is a very good indicator. The two scenarios are very different; the uncertainty over which division we will be playing in is a hugely influential factor for many people.

Only once our Championship status is secured (or otherwise) can we really make a fair comparison.

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Adam Baker is quoted as saying 9100 and if I'm reading it right those figures are for Wednesday 5th April? I was told the figures for the day before was approx 8000, so they went up by in a day by 1100...not bad when you consider we had the Preston result overnight!!!

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10 hours ago, 54-46 said:

So even after one of the shittest seasons in recent memory, we've still managed to sell (within a hundred or so, thus far) as many as The Blue Few's average attendance this season

Yep. And of the 35% that haven't, I'd wager at least 75% will do if we cement Championship status. 

Social media has heightened the hyperbole factor but I think overall sales will end up being fairly similar. 

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27 minutes ago, Turbored said:

Lots of different numbers being said right now it's probably more spin. At a guess I would say be lucky if we sold 6k , I personally don't know anyone who has renewed yet.

So you're telling us the club are lying when they quoted 9,000 a week ago?

I personally don't know anyone that hasn't renewed, unless maybe one of the smattering of forum members I have met in RL haven't.

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17 hours ago, Kid in the Riot said:

Not quite but very, very close.

Both figures are taken at the end of the renewals period, so it's a very good indicator.

2,500 = 22% down, that's significant I'd say...hardly just a few stragglers.

I thought the end of the renewals period is 21st April?

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