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Very Astutely put ;)

Don't say that in front of "Chinaman!" and I think you might find that people are saying the price is too high for the standard of football CCFC are playing in..ie- 3rd Division!

I think you're so far out of touch with society of today ffs. Open your eyes and research mate. Once again, you're talking absolute bollocks! *Edit* I take it you don't know about "Working Family Tax" or "Child Tax Credits" and "Child Benefits".... Lot's of these new British Citizens have never...

Stop talking complete bollocks mate! You mention Afghanistan/Iran/China/Iraq. Chinese worship football and whilst students are over in Britain will definately attend games. Iran..Same, Iraq..Same, Afghanistan Love their football also. Their living conditions and wage structure completely...

When you live in a western society with work places that have "Minimum wage structures" it means people from all cultures and backgrounds are on equal footing(Wage wise) So by your philosophy can't afford to go to games. What about Brits who are on the same wage structure?

Sorry mate, but, you don't half talk out of your arse at times ;)

Do you mean... As in Bigirimana ethnic minority Burundi types... You must be right, they don't like football do they!

I don't do drugs mate, "Except the ones prescribed to me by the doctor for my heart" and if you've got a little boy... Neither should you!...... If you take a look at what I've written, it says "Lets say" just figures plucked out of the air. I've just looked at the cost of Cardiff City Stadium...

Cardiff City Stadium was 26k but on promotion was extended to 33k at a cost of an extra £15m

My ideal stadium would be a two tier, with 25k below and a 10k top tier. If for instance the build costs lets say £30m for 25k and extra £15m to extend to 35k. Would it not be cheaper to build the 35k at say £35m. The top tier could be closed on match days whilst we're still in division 3. and...

Lets agree to disagree mate, but for 3 years average gate stayed around the20-22k ;)

It took nearly 5 years to reinstate nob! In which time the difference between 36k and approx17-18k were lost

What you fail to say is how many were just under 25k ;)... 20 August 2005 Queens Park Rangers H 3-0 23,000 29 August 2005 Southampton H 1-1 23,000 10 September 2005 Reading H 1-1 22,074 24 September 2005 Hull City H 0-2 21,161 15 October 2005 Crystal Palace H 1-4 24,438 29 October 2005...

Just for proof this taken from CCFC historian "Jim Brown".... In 1981, the controversial decision was taken to convert Highfield Road into England’s first all-seater stadium and 8,000 extra seats were installed at a cost £400,000 reducing the capacity, at a stroke, from 36,500 to 20,600. Read...

Which part of "Restricted to 22k from over 36k" don't you understand?

Oh to be young again with a very vivid imagination.

Obviously that is what Frankley is basing his extremely tenuous link to mate :facepalm:

Don't know what era you're talking about but capacity was cut(All seater) to 22k. If you"Mold" customers to a mindset of around 18k home fans, you'll rarely get close to that figure. Good God, I remember 51.5k(It was at least 55k) at HR against Wolves, and regularly over a good 10-11 seasons...