TWTD Questionnaire 2013/14 Results Now Online
Thursday, 19th Jun 2014 13:59

TWTD’s seventies-style supercomputer, the Osborne 1.0, has been fired up once again and the results of the TWTD Questionnaire 2013/14 are now available. Close to 2,400 supporters took part, making it by far the biggest annual poll of Town fans.

To read this year’s results and to look back at the TWTD Questionnaire from the previous six seasons, click here.

Many thanks to all those who took the time to answer all or even some of the questions. As ever, we'll pass the results on to the club.

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yorkshireblue added 14:40 - Jun 19 Next year, can you change the colours of the charts so yellow and green are not next to each other :)
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Gipeswic added 14:41 - Jun 19 Q49 How Do You Rate the TWTD Website? 1,916 (97.16%) out of 1,972 answered Very Good or Good. Bloody impressive, and deserved. Let's hope the 2015/16 season once again becomes These Are The Days!
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Fen69 added 14:49 - Jun 19 THANKS twtd, keep getting stupid Sony advert dropping down over the index of the pie charts when trying to see the results, just stick your free shirts Sony!
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davidcamp added 15:04 - Jun 19 Pie chart unreadable as Sony advert covers up half of it! Please move it.
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TractorCam added 15:05 - Jun 19 On question 46, the great escape was 2012/13, not 2011/12 ;)
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PhilTWTD added 15:16 - Jun 19 Amended season in question 46. Gav sorting ad, sorry.
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salforduniblue added 23:35 - Jun 19 Once again Yorkshire by far and away the most populous northern country for Town fans. Great effort
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Paulc added 10:36 - Jun 20 why does the text below the chart appear in this format?
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PhilTWTD added 11:56 - Jun 20 Paulc It doesn't, as far as I can see. What device/browser are you using? Anyone else having a similar issue?
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commuterblue added 13:04 - Jun 20

top work twtd

not sure I fully understand the standing question. In SBRS lower I can't remember the last time I sat down (apart from half time). Given recent years' low attendances if you want to stand just come to the sir bobby.

on q26. This was a poor application of good behavioural insight theory. Given the communication mix-up it almost certainly breached consumer legislation. I wouldn't have minded so much if there has been a much longer lead in time and discussion of the funding they were seeking, to give more time to consider what you wanted to do.

Paulc added 15:58 - Jun 20 Phil - probably a hardware issue my end (on a work laptop), I'll use my own kit later. Cheers anyway.
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TractorCam added 18:21 - Jun 20 commuterblue, the standing question basically means the idea of a terrace but using rails to make it safer, but yes ofcourse at the moment everyone stands in lower bobby
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IamSpartacus added 16:25 - Jun 21

IMO the most important long term question is #1 'How old are you?'

2007/08:
0-20= 21%
0-30= 45%

2013/14:
0-20= 18.5%
0-30= 39%

The average age of the fan on this measure (and I appreciate it is only a snapshot indicator) is going up and I suspect it is the cost of tickets. It is all very well offering deals for kids, but if the adults can't afford to take them, we have no long term fans with the club indoctrinated into their blood.

I'd love to see this issued dealt with, rather than the myopic current scenario where short term interests might leave the club short on core fans as time progresses...