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Think they will easily. They have before, it will appeal to their day trippers and they can pull out a very big following every now and again.

Thursday they have the Comedy Club I think, so sounds like that is going well.

Looks like being the lowest home turn out for a good while. Last weekend before Xmas traditionally sees low attendances. On top of a low overall gate, I can see a lot of season ticket holders giving it a swerve and there will be a lot of empty seats. A bit like Huddersfield yesterday, nothing...

It doesn't have to be busy all the time to make money. I've spoke to people who have been there when it's been very busy. I've booked the upstairs room for a family event next year and the calendar was quite full when trying to book. Knowing some of the ale heads invited to that we'll be...

It really is embarrassing just how bad our local force are at policing football matches. Football liason officers from other clubs must rock up here and wonder what the fuck is going on. Four blocks of segregation, fans kettled behind steel fences outside. Stupid ticket restrictions. When are...

Could have been the Brewer and Baker. What a boozer that was. Sticky floors and a whiff of despair. Loved that place.

Those were the things I liked about it. Like a bit of squalor in a football ground. Worst feature was, like every new ground, stands are miles from the pitch. It seems the penny has finally dropped and someone has given the architects a dry slap. The newest grounds, Brentford and Spurs for...

I have heard it sung ironically once or twice.. but still shit regardless.

Don't really get uptight about this sort of thing, but I do tend to agree. Three I'd like to see the back of: 1. Shithole, wanna go home... 2. Your mum is a ***** fan (wtf is this all about) 3. Ohhhh... you're shit ahhhhhhh at goalkicks (proper Leicester level, happy clappy 80s tinpottery).

This is Chelsea, they were allocated 5200 which was widely reported. West Ham only had the few seats empty in this image for segregation extra, but it's no more than 500-600 max.

This was all debated at the time I recall, reports of West Ham having sold more tickets than they were actually allocated and CCFC announced a different figure. I could well be wrong though, wouldnt be the 1st time.

I'm pretty sure West Brom have brought the biggest following to the Ricoh, but thought it was the FA Cup tie, but it might have been the season you mention thinking about it.

If ST take up is >50% I'd be amazed.

They didn't, it was 5800. We've never allocated a team over 6000 tickets. Fans of some clubs have claimed they have brought that many, but they haven't really. Not that it matters though.

No team has ever brought over 6K.

12k max.

That makes no sense really. Bristol City was best atmosphere all season for me. Forest and Peterborough also excellent, and the number of home fans for both those games about the same as yesterday. How can there be bandwagonners when the numbers don't really vary all that much game to game...

Think you may be referring to Charity Shield in 87 when we did take 55K.

Tomorrow will be our biggest crowd of the season, in the top 2 or 3 outside the PL, and probably 2-3K below what it was have been without the early kick off and TV coverage. Why all the angst? Couldn't care what Ipswich are getting, their crowds in the final few championship years were pretty...

Our average attendance this season ranks what, about 7th out of the 24 Championship clubs? And people are still moaning? Cheer up ffs.