Are you for real?
A better exercise would be to change the day - like W1gan did for example. See how it goes for a few matches (especially when a little warmer) - then make the day better with the advantages of say a Saturday evening KO allows. Pre match entertainment, and after match for the families, while no work or school day after.
Asking fans the question that already go on Sundays, will get people answering Yes because of habit, or its always been Sunday instead of the purpose of a possible change being getting extra fans going regular.

Damn, there goes the 10 lapsed season ticket holders I had lined up.

Well we all have a kick off time we would prefer and I have my own particular preference and although it was not Sundays at 3pm I think for those who still go the club are right to go with what fans who do go want.

Whatever I doubt we will attract many more over the next 4 seasons whatever the kick off time and some of that imo has to be down to a ridiculous system which has managed to reduce gates for over 90 % of clubs in the last couple of seasons.

That is not predudice it is a fact' and the idea it would exist in any other professional pro sport in any country in the Western hemisphere is quite clearly too daft to contemplate.

I read your last post too' and that I have some sympathy with' but I stick with my view as do you with yours' that I honestly think new fans will not be attracted to a closed shop 'well certainly not for those clubs locked outside of that closed shop.

That is not even legal in life or commerce. I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone could consider it a recipe for anything other than mediocrity.

I have no problem with expansion but this franchise buisness I just cannot agree with as it goes against everything I believe in' in life as in sport.

Maybe some of the ones who don't go, answered the question?

i think this show that the club does actually take notice of what the fans are saying. a positive move surely?

I repeat "Are you for real?" I don't say ignore the fans that do go, and ask the ones that don't go. I am just saying it was pointless doing the which day thing for fans that go regular - it doesn't get extra fans going. I know you missed out on your quote what I typed but that is what I was aiming for and a bold and positive move by the club to try something different. Instead its just staying the same.

Everyone will have a personal preferance and I suppose it would have been great in a ideal world to trial some kick off times over the next few seasons to gauge if Sundays are losing or gaining support (Sat 6.30pm being my preferred as its more family friendly in summer ).

I suppose the thing with 3PM Sunday kick off is the club know exactly what its going to get.

Well i'm with you on this one.
At the time of the survey I said that we should be asking those that don't go if they would attend if we played on a different day - those that already go will usually go whichever day we play (it may not suit everyone but Sunday also may not suit some).
And, if I remember correctly, the majority commenting on the subject on here preferred a Saturday evening KO so where does this come fromThe amount of feedback we have received on this has been nothing short of phenomenal. The general consensus is that we stick with the Sunday afternoons.[/i

I do apologise Lord Sugar ... just let the club know your intentions for improving our current crowds. I`m fairly sure the club will be impressed with your thoughts...

It does,nt matter what day / time the team plays if the club are,nt successful
on the field and play attractive RL the club will struggle to get people to pay out
£16 / 14 to watch im talking about getting the stayaways back and bringing in new speccies
Last season was ok but the team played boring slow RL for a great part of the season
when it mattered most , bring in a couple of exciting players with pace for next season
at least it would get people talking its no use expecting people to dish out hard earned dosh
to watch donkeys when for the same money give or talk a quid they can go to several sl clubs within a 10 mile radius of Leigh and watch racehorses
It was sad last season watching average teams like Dewsbury ect ect come to Leigh and blow us away with pace...............

Not a chance I'm afraid Ste, Wigan did a survey about the matchdays and Friday was by far and away the overall preference. Coin it in from corporate as well which simply doesn't happen for a Sunday game.

Good news for me with the Sunday 3pm, and I'll be getting a season ticket for the first time since we used to get a free McDonalds on the way home from Hilton Park with the ticket! Probably wont be able to make all the games with my work schedule but if the club is making an effort, suppose we all can too!