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Posted October 28, 2015 08:14 · last edited October 28, 2015 08:28

james dean wrote:

Drunk_Monk wrote:

Warwick Hunt wrote:

Tegal wrote:

yeah we've always had more of a walk up croud. I honestly think that is partially to do with weather. Easier to commit to a season of games when you live in a warmer climate. 

Supporters commit to a club, on a game by game basis or for a season for many reasons, but a warmer clime in terms of commitment is only relevant to fair-weather visitors.  

Sadly the majority of people at any sporting event in NZ, with an admission price, are attenders or pot hunters not supporters/fans.

The walk-up croud is another myth propagated by the majority of the NZ media, who will not recognise that most people in NZ prefer to watch sport from home on a big screen. Other excuses include ticket prices, beer prices, food prices, quality of food and quality of beer  

[ btw: preaching to the converted, not having a pop :-) ]

Beer, ticket and food prices aren't a myth to most.  It's what has kept me away from entertainment at the stadium until I was on an OK wage.

Why should I shell out a hundred bucks for a game when I paid for it live on TV anyway? Especially if the weather is shark.

Because if everyone thought like you we wouldn't have a club?



Don't drink or eat at the stadium?

Tickets have been available for $10-$12 at 'Nix games at the Stadium in the Huawei Zone or in Aisle 30-something for several seasons, including the current one. 

btw: EPL doesn't allow drinking at your GBP 30+ seat, you have to be in a Season-ticket bar, no view of the pitch (I may be out of touch, as haven't been for several years)    

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Warwick Hunt edited October 28, 2015 08:28
james dean wrote:
Drunk_Monk wrote:
Warwick Hunt wrote:
Tegal wrote:

yeah we've always had more of a walk up croud. I honestly think that is partially to do with weather. Easier to commit to a season of games when you live in a warmer climate. 

Supporters commit to a club, on a game by game basis or for a season for many reasons, but a warmer clime in terms of commitment is only relevant to fair-weather visitors.  

Sadly the majority of people at any sporting event in NZ, with an admission price, are attenders or pot hunters not supporters/fans.

The walk-up croud is another myth propagated by the majority of the NZ media, who will not recognise that most people in NZ prefer to watch sport from home on a big screen. Other excuses include ticket prices, beer prices, food prices, quality of food and quality of beer  

[ btw: preaching to the converted, not having a pop :-) ]

Beer, ticket and food prices aren't a myth to most.  It's what has kept me away from entertainment at the stadium until I was on an OK wage.

Why should I shell out a hundred bucks for a game when I paid for it live on TV anyway? Especially if the weather is shark.

Because if everyone thought like you we wouldn't have a club?



Don't drink or eat at the stadium?

Tickets have been available for $10-$12 at 'Nix games at the Stadium in the Huawei Zone or in Aisle 30-something for several seasons, including the current one. 

btw: EPL doesn't allow drinking at your GBP 30+ seat, you have to be in a Season-ticket bar (I may be out of touch, as haven't been for several years)    
Warwick Hunt edited October 28, 2015 08:19
james dean wrote:
Drunk_Monk wrote:
Warwick Hunt wrote:
Tegal wrote:

yeah we've always had more of a walk up croud. I honestly think that is partially to do with weather. Easier to commit to a season of games when you live in a warmer climate. 

Supporters commit to a club, on a game by game basis or for a season for many reasons, but a warmer clime in terms of commitment is only relevant to fair-weather visitors.  

Sadly the majority of people at any sporting event in NZ, with an admission price, are attenders or pot hunters not supporters/fans.

The walk-up croud is another myth propagated by the majority of the NZ media, who will not recognise that most people in NZ prefer to watch sport from home on a big screen. Other excuses include ticket prices, beer prices, food prices, quality of food and quality of beer  

[ btw: preaching to the converted, not having a pop :-) ]

Beer, ticket and food prices aren't a myth to most.  It's what has kept me away from entertainment at the stadium until I was on an OK wage.

Why should I shell out a hundred bucks for a game when I paid for it live on TV anyway? Especially if the weather is shark.

Because if everyone thought like you we wouldn't have a club?



Don't drink or eat at the stadium?

Tickets have been available for $10-$12 at 'Nix games at the Stadium in the Huwaei Zone or in Aisle 30-something for several seasons, including the current one. 

btw: EPL doesn't allow drinking at your GBP 30+ seat, you have to be in a Season-ticket bar (I may be out of touch, as haven't been for several years)    
Warwick Hunt edited October 28, 2015 08:16
james dean wrote:
Drunk_Monk wrote:
Warwick Hunt wrote:
Tegal wrote:

yeah we've always had more of a walk up croud. I honestly think that is partially to do with weather. Easier to commit to a season of games when you live in a warmer climate. 

Supporters commit to a club, on a game by game basis or for a season for many reasons, but a warmer clime in terms of commitment is only relevant to fair-weather visitors.  

Sadly the majority of people at any sporting event in NZ, with an admission price, are attenders or pot hunters not supporters/fans.

The walk-up croud is another myth propagated by the majority of the NZ media, who will not recognise that most people in NZ prefer to watch sport from home on a big screen. Other excuses include ticket prices, beer prices, food prices, quality of food and quality of beer  

[ btw: preaching to the converted, not having a pop :-) ]

Beer, ticket and food prices aren't a myth to most.  It's what has kept me away from entertainment at the stadium until I was on an OK wage.

Why should I shell out a hundred bucks for a game when I paid for it live on TV anyway? Especially if the weather is shark.

Because if everyone thought like you we wouldn't have a club?



Don't drink or eat at the stadium?

Tickets have been available for $10-$12 at 'Nix games at the Stadium in the Huwaei Zone or in Aisle 30-something for several seasons, including the current one. 

btw: EPL doesn't allow drinking at your GBP 30+ seat, you have to be in a Season-ticket bar (I may be out of touch, as haven't been for several yeers)    
Warwick Hunt edited October 28, 2015 08:16
james dean wrote:
Drunk_Monk wrote:
Warwick Hunt wrote:
Tegal wrote:

yeah we've always had more of a walk up croud. I honestly think that is partially to do with weather. Easier to commit to a season of games when you live in a warmer climate. 

Supporters commit to a club, on a game by game basis or for a season for many reasons, but a warmer clime in terms of commitment is only relevant to fair-weather visitors.  

Sadly the majority of people at any sporting event in NZ, with an admission price, are attenders or pot hunters not supporters/fans.

The walk-up croud is another myth propagated by the majority of the NZ media, who will not recognise that most people in NZ prefer to watch sport from home on a big screen. Other excuses include ticket prices, beer prices, food prices, quality of food and quality of beer  

[ btw: preaching to the converted, not having a pop :-) ]

Beer, ticket and food prices aren't a myth to most.  It's what has kept me away from entertainment at the stadium until I was on an OK wage.

Why should I shell out a hundred bucks for a game when I paid for it live on TV anyway? Especially if the weather is shark.

Because if everyone thought like you we wouldn't have a club?



Don't drink or eat at the stadium?

Tickets have been available for $10-$12 at 'Nix games at the Stadium in the Huwaei Zone or in Aisle 30-something for several seasons, including the current one. 

btw: EPL doesn't allow drinking at your GBP 30+seat, you have to be in a Season-ticket bar (I may be out of touch, as haven't been for several beers)