Did the decrease in Season Ticket Holders not coincide with a sizeable hike in the cost of the ticket? I seem to recall a big jump two or three years ago.
i doubt if they'd return imediately. Unless we're at the playoffs stage. Quite a few glory hunters turned up vs Airdrie in the year we won the playoffs.
Plus, they're all out playing games with their mobiles just now, chasing Pokemons. Much more fun than supporting the best part time team in Scotland, I guess.
400+ is still a good number of S/Tickets sold.
I agree with most of what you're saying, Wilf.
They gave us a fantastic welcome that memorable day.
But I suspect that this is nothing more than sour grapes from one or two fans, and as S08 says, Chapman overvaluing him.
That was good of you to turn up. I steadfastly refuse to go and watch friendliest, as I view yet hem as nothing more than a training exercise for which you get mugged for a tenner
I should bloody well hope so - a manager should take every game seriously.
The only exception in our case should be when we're mathematically safe in the league.
That'll be two of us, then.What I don't spend on friendlies, I'll spend in the club shop.
Really fancy a new mug, new top, a new pair of Sons' gloves, Sons welly boots and a copy of 'The Sons we're the ones" CD.
They're in the Championship, so they're a Championship club.Rangers are in the top flight, so they are a top flight club.
It's not a difficult concept.
How long you've been in a particular league shouldn't be a measure of what kind of club you are.