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It can do, as I put in another post, my Mum has been to 2 games since 1971. She brought me and my brother to those two games, who have since been to hundreds between us since then. We probably didn't return instantly, but over the years we did. Loads of kids at the game last week, think how...

Hopefully by January and February many will have gotten back into the habit of going again and the team will be doing well.

I wasn't trying to have a go, it was a genuine question. My whole point of asking that was the club haven't managed it well imo. However I somewhat understand the difficulties in rearranging things at short notice, which applies to both fans and club. As for your next bit, that casual fans...

That was one game, easy to rearrange stuff for the one off. A bit like me going into work on Monday and saying I need to leave early that day. That would be fine. If I went in and suddenly said I need to leave early every day from now on that would cause an issue. Surely as a fellow football...

Surely it wasn't that much of a surprise. What do you all think city fans have been doing with their Saturday afternoons for the last 16 months? People have found other things to do, and you cant just click your fingers and expect them all to come running back. The only way they will come back...

So are you saying that yesterday at the Ricoh was the only example of that in the entire 125 year history of the Football League? Can I just ask, do you consider the football club to have organised the last two games well? Do you think massive queues are acceptable for an 11k gate?

What were the queues all about? The club really needs to sort itself out. No point in complaining about low crowds when the clubs actions are doing its best to stop people attending.

So is it no longer an individuals choice if they attend without receiving judgement? Some hypocritical people on this forum.

I believe todays attendance about as much as fishers new stadium plan.

Well as "no one would buy a club that doesn't own it's ground" I'd say we should watch this very carefully.

Presumably this is the end of Hull as if anyone really wanted to buy them they would have already made an offer?

I said earlier in the week that this game will have a massive walk up ratio. No one has really had a chance to buy tickets yet.

Haven't seen the news today, what's he done?

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Cameron and Milliband would both be dead men walking if Scotland goes. The only thing that will save them is its too close to the election to change leaders now. Conservatives would never forgive Cameron for overseeing the break up of the country, and Milliband would look very weak if he failed...

It's interesting that very few people seem to believe this will improve the standard of living in Scotland. It seems what is pushing the yes vote is nothing more than English hatred. Yet I cannot for the life of me see what generates that. I don't know what England as a country has done that is...

16-18k The walk up will be a big percentage for this game. Not many season tickets sold yet, last week everyone was just concentrating on getting Gillingham tickets, no one has really had the chance to get Yeovil ones yet. No chance of selling out so many will just pay on the gate.

Are we talking about the same Football League here?

Think this is a foolish idea personally. The justification for moving everyone to the South Stand was that the atmosphere was poor under the old seating arrangements. Therefore they have already acknowledged that the atmosphere will be poor this season. If they had just left alone and had it...

Not really sure why they quote Bruce Springsteen but then leave out all the other concerts. Pretty sure Take That had over 40k in there. Celtic friendly was only about 25k I think.