davieG Posted 3 May 2012 Author Posted 3 May 2012 I'm going for jugglers on every set of stairs.. and bunny girl outfits for all the kiosk staff! Sounds like a new topic to me.
Danno Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 New seats please ! Agreed, and maybe getting some compitent kiosk staff who don't take 15 minutes to serve a group of 3 people before you.
Swiss_tony Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 the dreaded phrase 'matchday experience' they could improve it immensely by: 1) no cr@p goal music. 2) not having jobsworth security people. 3) having more tills open in the shop on matchday so you aren't queuing out the door with 1min to go before kickoff. ...
Jaspa Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 Padded? I think getting new seats in will be a great statement from the owners, showing that they give a s*** about the fans . . . and their arses The ones we have now are mostly all sun bleached and make the ground look and feel kindov cheap and warn out
I am Rod Hull Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 the dreaded phrase 'matchday experience' they could improve it immensely by: 1) no cr@p goal music. 2) not having jobsworth security people. 3) having more tills open in the shop on matchday so you aren't queuing out the door with 1min to go before kickoff. ... 1) wear earplugs. 2) be a good boy, sit down and behave. 3) get there earlier or use their online shopping service.
Jace Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 1 thing really annoys me with the ground and I'm sure I am probably the only 1 who gets annoyed by this but I'm going to say it anyway! What really annoys me is the colour coordination of the seats . For a start it reads as EICESTER CITY, its like you can't leave out the L? Its the most important letter!! and also the Foxes head to the side of the King Power writing why is it only on the left!?! Whats up with that? Why did they fill in the 1 to the right with blue seats you can still see it anyway because of the slight colour difference. Why not just leave them white? at least then it looks symmetrical!! Think I should complain wonder if anyone will care
Fox92 Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 1 thing really annoys me with the ground and I'm sure I am probably the only 1 who gets annoyed by this but I'm going to say it anyway! What really annoys me is the colour coordination of the seats . For a start it reads as EICESTER CITY, its like you can't leave out the L? Its the most important letter!! and also the Foxes head to the side of the King Power writing why is it only on the left!?! Whats up with that? Why did they fill in the 1 to the right with blue seats you can still see it anyway because of the slight colour difference. Why not just leave them white? at least then it looks symmetrical!! Think I should complain wonder if anyone will care I thought there was an 'L', but you cannot see it because the black segregation thing.
ta-fc Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 I worked for the club about 5 years ago and the ground is in a shocking state, the boxes have a major fracture line in front of them that has been patched up, part of SK4 doesn't sit on the steels properly and is packed with timber, and the state of the service corridors at times is horrendous. It could do with a few quid spending on it, afterall it is not deemed fit for concerts but it's ok to risk football fans, oh wait we never have much to celebrate, so we should be ok. Bob the Builder has a LOT to answer for!
Voll Blau Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 they were looking at other ways to "improve the match-day experience" for fans. Ways to do this: a) Stop using the term "matchday experience". b) Get it done.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 What this means is, to get round FFP we're going to buy a new £20m ticket barrier + 3 new players.
gazfox9 Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 I thought there was an 'L', but you cannot see it because the black segregation thing. Yes you are right. The bottom right bit of the L is painted onto the concrete steps.
C.J Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 Glad I dont sit in SK4, wouldn't mind abit of Thai boxing there though.
Jace Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 1 thing really annoys me with the ground and I'm sure I am probably the only 1 who gets annoyed by this but I'm going to say it anyway! What really annoys me is the colour coordination of the seats . For a start it reads as EICESTER CITY, its like you can't leave out the L? Its the most important letter!! and also the Foxes head to the side of the King Power writing why is it only on the left!?! Whats up with that? Why did they fill in the 1 to the right with blue seats you can still see it anyway because of the slight colour difference. Why not just leave them white? at least then it looks symmetrical!! Think I should complain wonder if anyone will care
Jace Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 Here at dons we all have them;) I've not been to Stadium MK before but once the seats are added to the upper tier it looks like it would be a far better stadium overall than ours, shame its all for a fake football club
aksh12 Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 investing in making the stadium wont do anyhing we rarely get a full stadium good idea to invest in other areas e.g. scouting and youth academy set up?
Leicesterpool Posted 3 May 2012 Posted 3 May 2012 Concourse is the problem not enough tv screens, toilets too small be nice to put some benches within the concourse. Live matches on foxesplayer perhaps?
OriginalRobboFOX Posted 4 May 2012 Posted 4 May 2012 How about a bookies??? Missing a trick not having one. But it has to be a reputable company and not FC Betz.... Go back to Laddies??
Rob1742 Posted 4 May 2012 Posted 4 May 2012 They need to get more people to stay behind afterwards and spend the money they do in the pubs at the ground. I have been to the Tigers and after the match there has been bars still open with either bands or a DJ, in a good atmosphere with food available. Many people make a day of the football, continue afterwards so the key would be to try and keep their customers for a few hours after the match. They are successful in the sponsors lounges to a degree, but need to create more rooms or areas to keep the customers spending long after the final whistle. Not sure how the bar does that is there? Never new to that one, but an extention of that sort of thing might work. I suppose the risk for us compared to the rugby is that we don't always win, so many will just want to go home, where as at the rugby they win more and so you are probably more prepared to hang around
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