|
|
 HertsGTFC |
|
|
Posts: 14,055
Posts Per Day: 4.26
Reputation: 75.4%
Rep Score: +29 / -10
Location: Stevenage
Approval: +22,870
Gold Stars: 227
|
Well my short friendly note to Grimsby supporters has seemed to upset some commentators.At no time have tried to teach anyone to suck eggs,the basic fact is the NL has moved on at quite a rate ,just look at the teams who have been promoted in recent seasons and how they have established themselves.Back to the allocation of tickets ,it’s a business call I think,live on BT late kick would have been an influence,in the past visiting clubs have sold out and further tickets have been allocated .
Our capacity is 5150 so 800 is a fair % ,let’s look forward to a special day for both teams.
If anyone can get a ticket to be close to the away fans enclosure you need to be in the standing area behind the goal as opposed the seating area behind the goal,I hope this helps.
I have a couple of questions on this, - I think from my CSE Maths 800 is around 15% is that what you'd normally allocate? - Do you normally do ticket only for away fans and if the game wasn't on BT would you think we'd have been given more? - Do you have a 4G pitch? I'm really interested to see what the difference looks like, personally I like the idea and think it should be extended into the EFL. |
| "Crombie you would have got to that if you weren't such a fat ba%$@rd" - George Kerr, inspiration from the dug out 70s style  |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| stevebiggin |
|
Coke Drinker  Posts: 5
Posts Per Day: 0.01
Approval: +4
|
Re 15% I need be more ,as explained depends on the uptake,regarding BT it’s a a rare event s cannot answer with honesty,finally we have a 4g pitch which financially is a godsend.We receive additional income 52 weeks a year together with other outdoor pitches.We are also tenants to another club Cray Valley Wanderers who are a semi pro club .
|
|
|
|
|
|
| HertsGTFC |
|
|
Posts: 14,055
Posts Per Day: 4.26
Reputation: 75.4%
Rep Score: +29 / -10
Location: Stevenage
Approval: +22,870
Gold Stars: 227
|
Re 15% I need be more ,as explained depends on the uptake,regarding BT it’s a a rare event s cannot answer with honesty,finally we have a 4g pitch which financially is a godsend.We receive additional income 52 weeks a year together with other outdoor pitches.We are also tenants to another club Cray Valley Wanderers who are a semi pro club .
Thanks, the 4G thing is a really good thing for any small club. |
| "Crombie you would have got to that if you weren't such a fat ba%$@rd" - George Kerr, inspiration from the dug out 70s style |
|
|
|
|
|
| Son of Cod |
|
Champagne Drinker  Posts: 2,071
Posts Per Day: 0.93
Reputation: 89.2%
Rep Score: +8 / 0
Approval: +5,326
Gold Stars: 196
|
Well my short friendly note to Grimsby supporters has seemed to upset some commentators.At no time have tried to teach anyone to suck eggs,the basic fact is the NL has moved on at quite a rate ,just look at the teams who have been promoted in recent seasons and how they have established themselves.Back to the allocation of tickets ,it’s a business call I think,live on BT late kick would have been an influence,in the past visiting clubs have sold out and further tickets have been allocated .
Our capacity is 5150 so 800 is a fair % ,let’s look forward to a special day for both teams.
If anyone can get a ticket to be close to the away fans enclosure you need to be in the standing area behind the goal as opposed the seating area behind the goal,I hope this helps.
The top end of The Conference is weaker than when we were last down there. You only have to look at the squads for a few minutes and compare them to the teams that were getting promoted previously. However, it seems very much like the rest of the division has picked up and there are no longer really any whipping boys. Cheers for the stand advice, so are you saying go in The North Terrace then? I'm trying to get my head around the layout of your ground and where the seating/standing areas are but can't figure it out. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| stevebiggin |
|
Coke Drinker Posts: 5
Posts Per Day: 0.01
Approval: +4
|
Your looking for the north terrace ,if you intend to use the home entrance remember to use your very best southern accent or failing that I suggest sign language.
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Son of Cod |
|
Champagne Drinker Posts: 2,071
Posts Per Day: 0.93
Reputation: 89.2%
Rep Score: +8 / 0
Approval: +5,326
Gold Stars: 196
|
Your looking for the north terrace ,if you intend to use the home entrance remember to use your very best southern accent or failing that I suggest sign language.
Haha cheers, I've already decided I'm a ground hopper who was a kink for going wherever the BT cameras are and nobody can prove otherwise. |
|
|
|
|
|
| BraStrap |
|
Exile
Posts: 181
Posts Per Day: 0.05
Reputation: 60.13%
Rep Score: +3 / -5
Location: Canvey Island
Approval: +81
Gold Stars: 1
|
Going to be hard to go to games this year. Can see me drifting away altogether. Especially as got out of the habit. At least it means less misery.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Mariner93er |
|
Cocktail Drinker  Posts: 1,710
Posts Per Day: 0.53
Reputation: 73.61%
Rep Score: +9 / -4
Approval: +4,720
Gold Stars: 28
|
The top end of The Conference is weaker than when we were last down there. You only have to look at the squads for a few minutes and compare them to the teams that were getting promoted previously. However, it seems very much like the rest of the division has picked up and there are no longer really any whipping.
I don’t think that’s true. Sure there was generally one or two good teams but this season there’s much more competition with Stockport, wrexham, county and Chesterfield all having strong squads. I don’t think it’s wide of the mark to say the national league has risen in quality since we were last down here. |
|
|
|
|
|
| jamesgtfc |
|
Vodka Drinker  Posts: 6,025
Posts Per Day: 1.16
Reputation: 79.95%
Rep Score: +20 / -5
Approval: +12,940
Gold Stars: 190
|
Haha cheers, I've already decided I'm a ground hopper who was a kink for going wherever the BT cameras are and nobody can prove otherwise.
Whatever floats your boat 😂 |
|
|
|
|
|
| Son of Cod |
|
Champagne Drinker Posts: 2,071
Posts Per Day: 0.93
Reputation: 89.2%
Rep Score: +8 / 0
Approval: +5,326
Gold Stars: 196
|
I don’t think that’s true. Sure there was generally one or two good teams but this season there’s much more competition with Stockport, wrexham, county and Chesterfield all having strong squads. I don’t think it’s wide of the mark to say the national league has risen in quality since we were last down here.
Okay, I'll rephrase that...before this coming season, the top end in most recent seasons looked weaker than when we were last down here. This is going mainly off the opinion of people I know who support Conference teams. Last time round, it seemed much more like there was a gulf between the sides going for the playoff spots and those in midtable and below. Now it seems like the quality in those sides from say 10th down is better. I do agree that the top looks like it's gonna be tough this season, however I still don't think any of the sides up there will be anything as good as the likes of Crawley, Fleetwood and Luton from our first stint down there. Paddy Madden, Scott Quigley and Paul Mullins are way off the likes of Vardy and Andre Gray. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Site Home
News
Football
Season
Database
Club
POM
Contact
Home
Calendar
Search
Register
Login
HertsGTFCLezpV0rBMZDtQRITQ~~_35.JPG)
Logged
