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How many of you have renewed for next season....................

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Heads up anyone trying to log in today and having problems, if you have a probem getting on line you might have to reset your password first, if you havent logged in since you last renewed a season ticket make a new one first, before ringing the club trying to get through because you cant log in
 
I’ll renew my season ticket no matter what. If we eventually drop to bloody League Two (God forbid!) and end up playing the likes of Solihull Moors I’ll still be cheering on our players at Goodison - for as long as it still passes its safety certificate!! For the time being my nephew is using my season ticket most weeks because I’ve got some family issues that need dealing with, but once everything’s back to normal I will be at Goodison every home game. No matter what.

Ultimately boycotting our club only makes it weaker and further helps our rivals.

I’m not naive enough to presume that our fan base and our attendances will be unaffected by playing in the lower leagues, though. If we get relegated to the Championship we will be greatly diminished as a club and the future kids of this city will almost exclusively choose the RS. Lower league clubs are not remotely glamorous and receive scant media coverage.

Relegation would be disastrous for this club. I don’t think it’s likely to happen, though. Sunday is crucial. Goodison must be like a bear pit from the first whistle to the last. Sir Alex was on yesterday saying that our home matches will save us because of the 12th man factor.
 
Terrarian said:
They are so lucky, modern football has sell out crowds no matter how pish they are. Back in the day, people would vote with their feet if they were crap, I wish people would do that now, they need to let players know it isn't good enough, they don't deserve full houses.
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So how many do you "wish" would turn up for Chelsea on Sunday? 4? 20? 1000?
 
gorgeousgeorgeEFC said:
Ultimately boycotting our club only makes it weaker and further helps our rivals.

I’m not naive enough to presume that our fan base and our attendances will be unaffected by playing in the lower leagues, though. If we get relegated to the Championship we will be greatly diminished as a club and the future kids of this city will almost exclusively choose the RS. Lower league clubs are not remotely glamorous and receive scant media coverage.

Relegation would be disastrous for this club. I don’t think it’s likely to happen, though. Sunday is crucial. Goodison must be like a bear pit from the first whistle to the last. Sir Alex was on yesterday saying that our home matches will save us because of the 12th man factor.
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Spot on. Man Utd still had the best attendance in England when they were relegated in the 1970s, i think this helped massively in them coming straight back up. But some on here seem to think that if we went down, attendances similar those who watch Alloa Athletic would be the best solution.
 

gorgeousgeorgeEFC said:
I’ll renew my season ticket no matter what. If we eventually drop to bloody League Two (God forbid!) and end up playing the likes of Solihull Moors I’ll still be cheering on our players at Goodison - for as long as it still passes its safety certificate!! For the time being my nephew is using my season ticket most weeks because I’ve got some family issues that need dealing with, but once everything’s back to normal I will be at Goodison every home game. No matter what.

Ultimately boycotting our club only makes it weaker and further helps our rivals.

I’m not naive enough to presume that our fan base and our attendances will be unaffected by playing in the lower leagues, though. If we get relegated to the Championship we will be greatly diminished as a club and the future kids of this city will almost exclusively choose the RS. Lower league clubs are not remotely glamorous and receive scant media coverage.

Relegation would be disastrous for this club. I don’t think it’s likely to happen, though. Sunday is crucial. Goodison must be like a bear pit from the first whistle to the last. Sir Alex was on yesterday saying that our home matches will save us because of the 12th man factor.
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This. I've renewed, I'm looking to add my daughters on in the next couple of years too. When they're old enough. Nowadays we can choose most things in life..........what club you support is not one of them!
 
Stevie Nicks Bootleg said:
So how many do you "wish" would turn up for Chelsea on Sunday? 4? 20? 1000?
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just you mate, go on lad, cheer us to victory. Sarcasm aside, I obviously want as many there as possible because this lot now need it, even if people had stopped going like the old days, I'd be encouraging anyone and everyone who can go to go, the crowd is what will get us points hopefully. Shouldn't really have entertained a reply to your snotty question really, but there you go.
 

Terrarian said:
just you mate, go on lad, cheer us to victory. Sarcasm aside, I obviously want as many there as possible because this lot now need it, even if people had stopped going like the old days, I'd be encouraging anyone and everyone who can go to go, the crowd is what will get us points hopefully. Shouldn't really have entertained a reply to your snotty question really, but there you go.
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I suppose i shouldn't have replied to your 'wish'.
 
gorgeousgeorgeEFC said:
I’ll renew my season ticket no matter what. If we eventually drop to bloody League Two (God forbid!) and end up playing the likes of Solihull Moors I’ll still be cheering on our players at Goodison - for as long as it still passes its safety certificate!! For the time being my nephew is using my season ticket most weeks because I’ve got some family issues that need dealing with, but once everything’s back to normal I will be at Goodison every home game. No matter what.

Ultimately boycotting our club only makes it weaker and further helps our rivals.

I’m not naive enough to presume that our fan base and our attendances will be unaffected by playing in the lower leagues, though. If we get relegated to the Championship we will be greatly diminished as a club and the future kids of this city will almost exclusively choose the RS. Lower league clubs are not remotely glamorous and receive scant media coverage.

Relegation would be disastrous for this club. I don’t think it’s likely to happen, though. Sunday is crucial. Goodison must be like a bear pit from the first whistle to the last. Sir Alex was on yesterday saying that our home matches will save us because of the 12th man factor.
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Maybe if I was local. But some hundred+ miles away these days.

Closer football to watch further down the leagues we go for me.

Don't mind saying I like to watch good football especially us and don't mind opponents play well, as long as they loose.

The standard drops off in your average championship side let alone next league down. If we did go down, I don't believe we will, so if and we started treading water in championship might as well follow Shrewsbury, for me easy quicker to get too.

Loyalty does not pay.
 
Terrarian said:
They are so lucky, modern football has sell out crowds no matter how pish they are. Back in the day, people would vote with their feet if they were crap, I wish people would do that now, they need to let players know it isn't good enough, they don't deserve full houses.
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Let's let's do everything we can to help us Lose and get relegated, that will teach them a lesson.
 

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