| ITFC finding out it's easy to lose customers, but very hard to get them back...? 13:43 - Aug 29 with 534 views | ITFC_Forever |
Even for the derby.
All the people who have stopped going in recent years have now got out of the habit of going and have other things to do.
Moaning about the price / manager is simply the most convenient excuse.... they were never going to come flooding back in their thousands as soon as Mick was gone.
Once Hurst starts to produce results, word gets out that we're a decent side again and we start to consistently play well, then they'll come crawling back. |  |
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| ITFC finding out it's easy to lose customers, but very hard to get them back...? on 13:46 - Aug 29 with 512 views | FrimleyBlue |
I'm confused by the talk of not selling tickets to the game, posts on here indicate we've sold approx. 25,000. TBH that's actually very good for us. |  |
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| ITFC finding out it's easy to lose customers, but very hard to get them back...? on 13:49 - Aug 29 with 499 views | ITFC_Forever |
| ITFC finding out it's easy to lose customers, but very hard to get them back...? on 13:46 - Aug 29 by FrimleyBlue |
I'm confused by the talk of not selling tickets to the game, posts on here indicate we've sold approx. 25,000. TBH that's actually very good for us. |
25k for the derby is no different to the last few seasons. Jake Humphery and the other Norwich twitterers seem to have missed that.
It was more a general point. | |
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