No response? perhaps you were one of the 150 who watched the 'Park game on Tuesday? - Read that again. 150 for a team that didnt exist until recently. There are clubs in that league who would kill for an attndance figure like that.

What percentage of that attendance is CTFC core? How long until they decide get thier football fix for half the price of the big team? Does it matter?  Any thoughts?

Been to both of Park's league games and posted on here about them. Enjoyed both and intend to continue to follow them. Decided initially not to repond to your original post george as a matter of discretion. Suffice to say after many years as a season ticket holder I have decided not to buy one this time.
 No doubt a decision will have to be reached at somepoint as to whether i can afford the cost and time to attend a minimum of 2 football matches per week. it could all come down to a perception of value for money and i belive this is what you were looking for someone to say when you posted. I have in the past been frequently accused of veiwing the activities of my choosen favorite football team  through "Rose coloured spectacles" and have been prepared to support the town through thick and thin. After all as I have often said in the past being a supporter comes with no guarantee of success and if I wanted that I would follow a sterile top of the table Premier league side. I choose to follow "real football". Now however I sure that I would be considered to be of a negative dispostion and it is true that there currently is a lot that I am unhappy about.
In a previous post I stated that that coming to the start of the new season I was very concerned at our lack of resources however that I would also be delighted to be proven wrong. Hopefully this will be the case at 16.50 tomorrow afternoon. In conclusion - I am not Frank!

I view the Park link as nothing but positive. If they attract a big crowd that will have a knock on effect in the bar, food outlets etc. They are providing three first team squad members this season - and the aim is for more in the future.
It may also prove useful for any first team player returning from a long injury/lack of form to turn out for Park instead of the likes of Calne

I too have watched both Chippenham Park's home games and enjoyed both. Previously when our little group didn't go to away games ( and been going less and less in the last season or so partly due to cost and partly due to the rubbish you were expected to watch) we would find a local western league game to go to. So problem solved about what game to go to when not watching CTFC it will be Chippenham Park not at the expense of CTFC but other local teams.