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1. What team do you support?
2. Are you a season ticket holder/how much did it cost?
3. Do you actually go to games or watch only via TV?
4. If a non season ticket holder, how many home games have you attended this season?
5. Cost of a match day ticket when you do attend and is that the cheapest available for adults?
6. Rough cost overall that you pay for match day entertainment (ticket, food, drink, transport)?
7. If you support a Prem team, do you go to watch any lower league teams (Whom and cost per game)?
8. What's the lowest league position you have ever watched your team play?
9. When was the last time you attended your team's ground to watch them play and who were you playing?
10. How did you come about supporting your team?
 
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1. What team do you support? - I am a FAN of Southampton

2. Are you a season ticket holder? No . Was until about 3 years ago

3. Do you actually go to games or watch only via TV? No and No

4. If a non season ticket holder, how many home games have you attended this season?None

5. Cost of a match day ticket when you do attend and is that the cheapest available for adults? No Idea

6. Rough cost overall that you pay for match day entertainment (ticket, food, drink, transport)? N/A

7. If you support a Prem team, do you go to watch any lower league teams (Whom and cost per game)?No . If I did it would be Tiverton town

8. What's the lowest league position you have ever watched your team play? Somewhere in League one

9. When was the last time you attended your team's ground to watch them play and who were you playing? could not tell you , but must be more than 3 years ago

10. How did you come about supporting your team? Moved to Southampton when I was 8 , and the Dell was within easy walking distance .
 
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Number 1 Jasper said:
Forgot to mention I stopped going after our first year back in the PL .

Best match I ever saw ( as in most entertaining ) was playing Bristol Rovers in 2009 , and we lost .
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I always made a pledge, not that it's ever likely to happen but...I've always said that if my team ever made it to the Prem i would stop watching them play until they dropped back out of it again. I hate the Prem and everything it stands for.
 
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I always made a pledge, not that it's ever likely to happen but...I've always said that if my team ever made it to the Prem i would stop watching them play until they dropped back out of it again. I hate the Prem and everything it stands for.
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I said on our board that I work in Southampton ( Now live in BH22 ) . There are lots of Supporters there , young and old . They don't particularly want to get relegated , but their over riding concern if / when we go down is NOT the football , many miss the other places / games and general pleasure of the lower leagues .

Their major concern is the financial damage to the Club and nothing else .

The PL , like my first love is sport ( F1 ) is just a cash cow .
 
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brb said:
1. What team do you support?
2. Are you a season ticket holder/how much did it cost?
3. Do you actually go to games or watch only via TV?
4. If a non season ticket holder, how many home games have you attended this season?
5. Cost of a match day ticket when you do attend and is that the cheapest available for adults?
6. Rough cost overall that you pay for match day entertainment (ticket, food, drink, transport)?
7. If you support a Prem team, do you go to watch any lower league teams (Whom and cost per game)?
8. What's the lowest league position you have ever watched your team play?
9. When was the last time you attended your team's ground to watch them play and who were you playing?
10. How did you come about supporting your team?
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CFC
Share 2 seasons (MHL £750) and have 4 memberships
Don’t have Sky
Go to 15/20 games a season
Get restricted view mHL tickets (£23.50) and Family section ones too
No idea
Go to Bees, around £30 father and daughter
In relegation zone Div 2 1983, Clive Walker saved us
local team and dad supported them. Still live 2 miles from ground and go to matches with same mates from school
 
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brb said:
I always made a pledge, not that it's ever likely to happen but...I've always said that if my team ever made it to the Prem i would stop watching them play until they dropped back out of it again. I hate the Prem and everything it stands for.
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Dont you want to go to UTD or Liverpool games, just to see how your team would do?
 
Number 1 Jasper said:
I said on our board that I work in Southampton ( Now live in BH22 ) . There are lots of Supporters there , young and old . They don't particularly want to get relegated , but their over riding concern if / when we go down is NOT the football , many miss the other places / games and general pleasure of the lower leagues .

Their major concern is the financial damage to the Club and nothing else .

The PL , like my first love is sport ( F1 ) is just a cash cow .
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That's why i love the lower league, we mainly get left unaffected by the cash cow. The only difference I'm starting to see is when Championship sides come down, they tend to bounce straight back up, unless they came down with severe financial difficulties. Hopefully lessons will be learned from Blackpool but looking at some supporters even around my own club, I very much doubt it. Due to the influence of SKY a lot of fans these days are prepared to sell their soul to the devil.
 
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brb said:
1. What team do you support? Everton
2. Are you a season ticket holder/how much did it cost? Yes £565
3. Do you actually go to games or watch only via TV? Both
4. If a non season ticket holder, how many home games have you attended this season?
5. Cost of a match day ticket when you do attend and is that the cheapest available for adults?
6. Rough cost overall that you pay for match day entertainment (ticket, food, drink, transport)? about £80 in fuel and matchday spend
7. If you support a Prem team, do you go to watch any lower league teams (Whom and cost per game)? Yes, I’ve been to watch most of the lower league sides in the semi local area over the years, York, Doncaster, Hull, Scunthorpe, Grimsby, can’t say I’ve ever paid to get into any of the them though, which is probably quite shameful.
8. What's the lowest league position you have ever watched your team play? 17th - twice
9. When was the last time you attended your team's ground to watch them play and who were you playing?
10. How did you come about supporting your team? Family, we’re 100% Blues
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brb said:
That's why i love the lower league, we mainly get left unaffected by the cash cow. The only difference I'm starting to see is when Championship sides come down, they tend to bounce straight back up, unless they came down with severe financial difficulties. Hopefully lessons will be learned from Blackpool but looking at some supporters even around my own club, I very much doubt it. Due to the influence of SKY a lot of fans these days are prepared to sell their soul to the devil.
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Must admit I have SKY , purely for F1 , but have already told MRS J I will be getting rid when the contract is up .
 
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brb said:
That's why i love the lower league, we mainly get left unaffected by the cash cow. The only difference I'm starting to see is when Championship sides come down, they tend to bounce straight back up, unless they came down with severe financial difficulties. Hopefully lessons will be learned from Blackpool but looking at some supporters even around my own club, I very much doubt it. Due to the influence of SKY a lot of fans these days are prepared to sell their soul to the devil.
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I saw Tiverton town at Wembley with my Cousin and her future husband , can't even remember the name of the cup , Tiverton lost , but what a day :-)





I also saw the Pope at Wembley , not joking , he was **** at crosses .....
 
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I will answer later when on my laptop. But as a Sunderland fan, it been up and down, mostly down. From division one to division three. From the Prem and now it will be back to league one.

I only get to a few a season now, but I'm not that bothered if it's the Prem, although everyone wants to be there obviously, as it's where all the top players are.
 
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