dongonzalos
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Yet according to some we are shit fans compared to most clubs.
We average 7.5k at home (only 3rd best in L2 and less than Lincoln!!), and its home attendances that bring in revenue that pays players wages. I'd bet most of that away following also go to the Ricoh, so where are the other 35k who were at Wembley?Yet according to some we are shit fans compared to most clubs.
Waiting for SISU to fuck offWe average 7.5k at home (only 3rd best in L2 and less than Lincoln!!), and its home attendances that bring in revenue that pays players wages. I'd bet most of that away following also go to the Ricoh, so where are the other 35k who were at Wembley?
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Yeah, they will all return for the one game after sisu fuck off then go back to their armchairs.Waiting for SISU to fuck off
We drew 0-0 at Old Trafford in 1980, and our pen felt very empty and lonely. With 40,000 Mancunians chanting at us, we needed good humour to get us through. It seemed like we had about 50 at the time, but I dare say it was more like a couple of hundred.
We average 7.5k at home (only 3rd best in L2 and less than Lincoln!!), and its home attendances that bring in revenue that pays players wages. I'd bet most of that away following also go to the Ricoh, so where are the other 35k who were at Wembley?
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Sounds good business sense. I'm sure our fan base would be happy with that.Maybe we should do a Tottenham and swap our home games for Wemberlee.
Guaranteed 45k Home attendances every week.....
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I don't think is a true reflection, in the Average, lets see at the end of the season the average.
Yeah, they will all return for the one game after sisu fuck off then go back to their armchairs.
It makes me laugh, when we went to Northampton everyone was saying that people will stop going and find other stuff to do and will never return, that once you're out of the habit of going then they won't return. Surely the exact same thing will/has happened to those actively NOPMing - they will find other stuff to do, other hobbies and never return?
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Our home crowds are poor for a club of our 'size'. There's no way of dressing it up, regardless of our shit our owners are.Yep after everything this club has been through 7.5k at home and an away support up there with championship clubs that’s impressive
Well done!!
I remember a Blackburn game when we won and there were less than a 100 of us. Early 90’s maybe even 80’sSmallest I think I’ve been in was about 140 at Burnley. Everyone got given a scarf for their trouble.
Our home crowds are poor for a club of our 'size'. There's no way of dressing it up, regardless of our shit our owners are.
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Nah, you're wrong. Whilst the away following is commendable, there is absolutely nothing tremendous about our home crowds, and given the figure contains away supporters you're probably looking at 6.8k home fans, from a catchment area of around 900k of cov and warks. Terrible.Rubbish from what our club has gone through over the last 10 years plus some of the footballl that has been served up this season on top of that. 7.5k and the best away support is tremendous.
Nah, you're wrong. Whilst the away following is commendable, there is absolutely nothing tremendous about our home crowds, and given the figure contains away supporters you're probably looking at 6.8k home fans, from a catchment area of around 900k of cov and warks. Terrible.
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not just symptomatic of a general apathy with the early rounds of FA Cup? Playing Stoke reserves doesn't sound appealling for many. Be the same for a lot of clubs playing PL sides.The stoke cup game is against premier opposition but again poor take up.
not just symptomatic of a general apathy with the early rounds of FA Cup? Playing Stoke reserves doesn't sound appealling for many. Be the same for a lot of clubs playing PL sides.
1989 and it wasn't 'scuffed'. He turned like Dalglish and drilled it into the bottom corner! That was our last ever league victory at OT.Remember going to my first visit to Old Trafford in that pen-absolutely brilliant atmosphere, Cov boys were superb and just sang throughout.
We won 1-0 thanks to a scuffed Gary Bannister goal in front of our end.
I think it was 1986?
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I was at that game and you're right, the stewards were being arseholes. They seemed to think that issuing us with a free poncho gave them the right to order us around like we were cattle.I went to Norwich away around 2002 time when they were building the new stand, we had two rows of seats for half the length of the pitch in front of some wooden boards in front of building works. It was absolutely lashing it down all match and the stewards kept trying to through ppl out for standing up!!!
I think we all had our bit to say when “our hero’s” were boarding the coach. N’dlovu’s death stare still haunts me!That's right Adge and we all had a go at counting - If I recall correctly we had varied totals knocking around the low '80's'. Pah! 49 my arse!
Your little 'exchange' with Telfer as he carried the kit coffin out to the coach with George Dalton!
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