Stadium survey from LFC

[Shaggy]

What was people's thoughts on the big screen option? i put a priority of 2 for that one.

I gave it a '1'.

[MindGuerrillas]

Excuse my ignorance, but how are they doing that? Is this confirmed anywhere?

They can't. There's no unique identifier on the link in the email so they can't tell one user from another or where they've come from (linked from email or just gone direct to the survey). They also can't rule out multiple entries from the same person.

The only way they can ID people at the moment is by hoping that at the end of the survey they type in the same email address as the one the email was sent to. If they have multiple email accounts and type in a different address, or don't enter one at all, then they can't say that the entries have come just from the people with the emails.

[anfieldanfield]

I hope someone alerts the club to the fact that the survey has been taken over by mancs on the internet.

What if 100,000 mancs vote for us to have ****ing big screen tele ?!

[Red_Polo]

I did the survey, and stands close to the pitch featured high on a list of demands, as did keeping a Kop and maintaining the old Anfield atmosphere.

I just said something about LFC being unique and the stadium must reflect that - i.e. no generic, bland, soulless concrete bowl please.

Exactly. And what the **** was that all about a ****ing big screen and a pub/sports bar? **** that ****.

And mine

I couldn't give a **** about food, toilets or half time entertainment.

Just done mine. I concur with you all completely - the bit about the big screen/sports bar etc was exactly what was running through my head when responding

[AFII]

We will probably need a big screen TV anyway in the future when FIFA will use TV replays more to help the refs, so why not have one from the start? Then we wouldn't need to make any changes for it later.

[Red_Polo]

We will probably need a big screen TV anyway in the future when FIFA will use TV replays more to help the refs, so why not have one from the start? Then we wouldn't need to make any changes for it later.

Why would that mean we need a big screen? The ref would refer to another official with a screen and he would be in radio contact with the ref to give the decision. The ref doesn't just have a butchers at the big screen whilst they're doing a replay and decide

[johnly]

I rated the big screen idea low down. It'll only get used for ads anyway. I went to an away game at Maine Road years ago and every time we got a corner the screen flashed up "Corner the property market!" and gave the details of some local firm. Got annoying when we got loads of corners in a row. Theres a feed at Villa Park that does the same kind of thing too

As long as the atmoshpere remains and the ticketing system improves a bit then great. Survey was well worth ten minutes of my life.

[AFII]

Why would that mean we need a big screen? The ref would refer to another official with a screen and he would be in radio contact with the ref to give the decision. The ref doesn't just have a butchers at the big screen whilst they're doing a replay and decide

Because the supporters want to see the decision. It would never work if the refs are the only ones that can look at the incident again. If for example United got a penalty at Anfield after the refs had looked at the incident and the supporters had not seen the incident again then they would question the decision anyway.

[AFII]

Maybe we could install buttons at every seat and let the public decide the decisions

[Red_Polo]

Because the supporters want to see the decision. It would never work if the refs are the only ones that can look at the incident again. If for example United got a penalty at Anfield after the refs had looked at the incident and the supporters had not seen the incident again then they would question the decision anyway.

Yeah I hear you. I think it would be good if they brought TV rulings in, but I can't see it happening at the moment, not unless that cock Platini has a different opinion on this kind of thing. Wouldn't want us to bother putting screens in before they were necessary though. It may not happen for ages, it may never happen. Platini will probably push ahead with his plans for 2,325 refs on the pitch at once instead

[DeeGame]

I just said something about LFC being unique and the stadium must reflect that - i.e. no generic, bland, soulless concrete bowl please.

I requested the number of disabled allocated tickets went up as everytime i have apllied to go to a game at anfield i get rejected - its not far on non season ticket holders.

I dont think i'll ever get to go to a game at anfield

[StevieGnR]

http://www.smrc.myzen.co.uk/survey/liverpool/3088.htm

Here is the link

Cheers fella. Completed

[Mumsafan]

And mine

I couldn't give a **** about food, toilets or half time entertainment.

I clicked on toilet on every single time they mentioned it. There are about 6 toilets for women in the whole of Anfield! ****in pathetic!


Made me laugh how they asked "Why haven't you got a season ticket?"

[tomasjj]

I hope someone alerts the club to the fact that the survey has been taken over by mancs on the internet.

What if 100,000 mancs vote for us to have ****ing big screen tele ?!

I told the research company their survey had been hijacked.

[Haab]

I've got a fancard and am a member of the offal site and still I have no ****ing survey!

You dont need one - juste use the link h: