Season tickets

[BarrieOwl]

Remind me again how Lincoln went from barely averaging 4k on a good day to shifting 6k STs

Working hard to encourage locals who didn't support the team to come to sincil bank, mixed with some success it has kept them invested.

 

[YEO YEO YEO]

Working hard to encourage locals who didn't support the team to come to sincil bank, mixed with some success it has kept them invested.

Exactly that. Fa cup run and success, alongside the club seemingly being run in a very good way, saying the right things and communicating well to capture people through the gates. Lincoln and surrounding catchment area does continue to grow, and crowds have been increasing (and apart from covid season), average around 8700 for a good number of years. Always going to be interesting if our crowds keep up with cost of living and lack of fun at home games next season. Pleasantly surprised by those figures!

 

[Luke Imp]

Remind me again how Lincoln went from barely averaging 4k on a good day to shifting 6k STs

Winning games so lapsed supporters came back was obviously a biggy. We went a decade without finishing in the top half of a table, and 5 of those were in the NL. When we had decent seasons, we were usually around 5k though (2003-2007).

Lincoln changed hugely in the decade we were poor, though, it's one of the fastest growing Cities in the UK. Too many things happened to mention as well, because everyone would get bored!

 

[Bar Carousel]

Winning games so lapsed supporters came back was obviously a biggy. We went a decade without finishing in the top half of a table, and 5 of those were in the NL. When we had decent seasons, we were usually around 5k though (2003-2007).

Lincoln changed hugely in the decade we were poor, though, it's one of the fastest growing Cities in the UK. Too many things happened to mention as well, because everyone would get bored!

I dunno. We're all now deeply invested in the historical merits of Gloucester as a footballing hotbed...

 

[cookiemonster]

Winning games so lapsed supporters came back was obviously a biggy. We went a decade without finishing in the top half of a table, and 5 of those were in the NL. When we had decent seasons, we were usually around 5k though (2003-2007).

Lincoln changed hugely in the decade we were poor, though, it's one of the fastest growing Cities in the UK. Too many things happened to mention as well, because everyone would get bored!

Gem of a city I think whenever I visit for non-footballing reasons (and I only say that because we normally lose).

 

[Essex2Wessex]

Lincoln, the only built-up place I know in the UK with a hill more vicious (shorter but steeper) than ours, but at least it's not uphill en route to Sincil Bank from anywhere. Nice city, yes.

 

[BarrieOwl]

Lincoln, the only built-up place I know in the UK with a hill more vicious (shorter but steeper) than ours, but at least it's not uphill en route to Sincil Bank from anywhere. Nice city, yes.

Try Blake St in Sheffield. Hell on earth

 

[YEO YEO YEO]

Lincoln, the only built-up place I know in the UK with a hill more vicious (shorter but steeper) than ours, but at least it's not uphill en route to Sincil Bank from anywhere. Nice city, yes.

I am actually walking up it now whilst sending this message. You get used to it!

 

[BRFC_Gas]

Try Blake St in Sheffield. Hell on earth

This one in Totterdown, Bristol will take some beating

 

[YEO YEO YEO]

This one in Totterdown, Bristol will take some beating

Make sure your handbrake works! Wonder how fun that is on an icey morning!!

 

[BRFC_Gas]

Make sure your handbrake works! Wonder how fun that is on an icey morning!!

Yep they definitely parked at the right angle. Ive only ever walked down it and that wasnt fun either

 

[BarrieOwl]

This one in Totterdown, Bristol will take some beating

That's ridiculous and just checked is ranked No1, Blake St in Sheffield is No3

 

[masi51]

That's ridiculous and just checked is ranked No1, Blake St in Sheffield is No3

you need to get out more !!!

 

[BarrieOwl]

you need to get out more !!!

I did, I walked up Blake St.

 

[Gassy]

This one in Totterdown, Bristol will take some beating

I feel like 50% of roads in Bath are like this tbh

 

[LeonTheGreen]

We’ve reached 8k season tickets today. I’ve just renewed mine so it’s at least 8001.

 

[SMH]

This one in Totterdown, Bristol will take some beating

Huddersfield is grim for those sort of streets! Was at a christening there recently and had to go up and down a bunch of them to find the church. Horrible!

 

[Luke Imp]

Lincoln, the only built-up place I know in the UK with a hill more vicious (shorter but steeper) than ours, but at least it's not uphill en route to Sincil Bank from anywhere. Nice city, yes.

4th steepest in the UK! Definitely not one to dry in snow/cold night/hot day/drunk i.e. at all.

 

[Agombar stool]

4th steepest in the UK! Definitely not one to dry in snow/cold night/hot day/drunk i.e. at all.

Walked down it and then up when Lincoln were playing Wigan. There is a great cheese place (Cheese Society) about half way down and a brilliant pub not far away on the main 'drag' which were superb stop off points. Loved Lincoln as a City, it's a really nice place.

 

[Luke Imp]

Walked down it and then up when Lincoln were playing Wigan. There is a great cheese place (Cheese Society) about half way down and a brilliant pub not far away on the main 'drag' which were superb stop off points. Loved Lincoln as a City, it's a really nice place.

Straight and Narrow I'm guessing, on the left on the way down just before the top of high street.

 

[Agombar stool]

Straight and Narrow I'm guessing, on the left on the way down just before the top of high street.

Could very well have been. Will definitely be going back to Lincoln so may spend more time there next time.

 

[BarrieOwl]

Could very well have been. Will definitely be going back to Lincoln so may spend more time there next time.

Great city.

 

[valefan16]

4500 sold so far, 2 more early bird days to go so hopefully hit around 5k similar to last season.

 

[kieran_vale]

Currently shifted 5100 which by the time the weekend has finished should be way beyond what we did last year. Certainly encouraging I feel. Be making a decent sum from corporates as well now as have just opened a new hospitality suite as well.

Port Vale taken aback as season-ticket sales reach new high

Port Vale are preparing for the 2022/23 campaign in League One

www.stokesentinel.co.uk

 

[valefan16]

Currently shifted 5100 which by the time the weekend has finished should be way beyond what we did last year. Certainly encouraging I feel. Be making a decent sum from corporates as well now as have just opened a new hospitality suite as well.

Port Vale taken aback as season-ticket sales reach new high

Port Vale are preparing for the 2022/23 campaign in League One

www.stokesentinel.co.uk

Looks awesome the Robbie Williams Suite does as well.

That 5100 is excluding hospitality so likely to end up nearer 6000 come end of play Saturday which is excellent, shows we have hooked a few from the play off's and last few home games.

 

[leedsvaliant]

Looks awesome the Robbie Williams Suite does as well.

That 5100 is excluding hospitality so likely to end up nearer 6000 come end of play Saturday which is excellent, shows we have hooked a few from the play off's and last few home games.

We should be getting 12k when the bigger boys come to town. I reckon even some of the smaller clubs we might get 7 or 8k which is fairly decent.

 

[Limerick Mariner]

We should be getting 12k when the bigger boys come to town. I reckon even some of the smaller clubs we might get 7 or 8k which is fairly decent.

Wednesday and Derby will sell whatever number you give them - those will be a home sell-outs as well surely?

 

[valefan16]

Wednesday and Derby will sell whatever number you give them - those will be a home sell-outs as well surely?

Not necessarily, depends how we work the away end as we may swap it over so they’d get less but can’t see a sell out for them. Plus we’ve got the ground issues to be resolved limiting the capacity.

 

[Topher]

Wednesday and Derby will sell whatever number you give them - those will be a home sell-outs as well surely?

I doubt it. Historically as a fanbase we don't get excited about League One sides coming to Vale Park, whoever they are.

 

[Vale on Trent]

We should sell around 6k ST’s in total which will be a decent effort. I think our crowds / fan base could potentially start to increase if we continue to do well and progress.

As I’ve said before, we’ve definitely ‘lost’ fans over the last ten or even twenty years or so. Vale have been a laughing stock in the local area for about a decade, I think we are slowly becoming more attractive. It’s imperative we do consolidate / do well in this league now.