Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Can we please make it clearer who we're talking about. Whenever I see BR I think Bryan Richardson. Can Big Ron either be BRA or BFR please?
Can we please make it clearer who we're talking about. Whenever I see BR I think Bryan Richardson. Can Big Ron either be BRA or BFR please?Id never rule out BR being hoodwinked as a possibility tbf.
Can we please make it clearer who we're talking about. Whenever I see BR I think Bryan Richardson. Can Big Ron either be BRA or BFR please?
I'm none the wiser. Is BFR Big Fat Ron or Bryan Fucking Richardson? I assumed the former but the alternative was BRA which I assumed was Big Ron Atkinson.
Fwiw in terms of being hoodwinked I was referring to Richardson.
bargain.Looking at the Swansea £45'er on boxing day - I can't believe we already only have single seats left for that. Seems the pricing was ok afterall
Looking at the Swansea £45'er on boxing day - I can't believe we already only have single seats left for that. Seems the pricing was ok afterall
Big day out for City fans returning home for Christmas visiting relatives and football tourists. Usually a great atmosphere as a lot of attendees are pissedLooking at the Swansea £45'er on boxing day - I can't believe we already only have single seats left for that. Seems the pricing was ok afterall
Good point. I think one of our first game after covid was QPR away. We lost 2-1 I think but, dare I say, the result didn’t matter we were just so happy to see live football again.My two penneth is it's still a hangover from covid. People REALLY missed going to the football, and watching it on TV with no crowds or atmosphere was just shit so we all flocked back afterwards. And once you've caught the bug again it's difficult to give up, even if your wallet's being squeezed elsewhere.
I’d also say it’s just general football fan fickleness.My two penneth is it's still a hangover from covid. People REALLY missed going to the football, and watching it on TV with no crowds or atmosphere was just shit so we all flocked back afterwards. And once you've caught the bug again it's difficult to give up, even if your wallet's being squeezed elsewhere.
I’d also say it’s just general football fan fickleness.
football fans generally find funds when their team is doing well. Covid helped the crowds but the fact we’ve gone from strength to strength since has really kept healthy attendances.
Stop making sense!Yeah we’ve had three or four of the best seasons ever as a Cov fan are we really wondering why attendances are up?
Charlton sold out intial 2k and been given additional 127?!?!
Thought it was 2800 away allocation?
Brum were given 2,744, and sold all of them. I can't see why Baggies wouldn't be offered the same.Ticket details | Coventry City at the CBS Arena | West Bromwich Albion.
The away supporters seen to be getting fewer tickets than last season.
Maybe Block 9 is being used for home fans?
In fact they were given more than Brum.Brum were given 2,744, and sold all of them. I can't see why Baggies wouldn't be offered the same.
Clubs that don't normally sell out their allocation tend to get a smaller initial allocation.
I’d also say it’s just general football fan fickleness.
football fans generally find funds when their team is doing well. Covid helped the crowds but the fact we’ve gone from strength to strength since has really kept healthy attendances.
Oh yeah, I absolutely get why ours are miles ahead of where they were. The original post was about the Championship as a whole.Yeah we’ve had three or four of the best seasons ever as a Cov fan are we really wondering why attendances are up?
The crowds at Championship level are outstanding. Go back to our last year in the Championship before relegation. The likes of Leeds and Leicester only averaging 23,000.
Boro only 17,000 and ourselves as low as 15k.
1West Ham United30,923
2Southampton26,420
3Derby County26,020
4Leeds United23,283
5Leicester City23,037
6Cardiff City22,100
7Nottingham Forest21,578
8Brighton & Hove Albion19,998
9Reading19,219
10Birmingham City19,127
11Hull City18,790
12Ipswich Town18,267
13Middlesbrough17,558
14Crystal Palace15,219
15Coventry City15,119
Anyone know how many they have sold?In fact they were given more than Brum.
From their website
The Baggies visit the CBS Arena on Saturday, November 22 (ko 12.30pm) and have been given an allocation of 2,815.
Based on a capacity of 32,609*, we have the 8th fullest stadium in the EFL with us filling 91.3% of the available seats.
*This figure has been questioned.
That is according to this video from Ben HD.
I imagine the actual capacity is closer to around 32.2k
That 32.6k was the theoretical capacity in 2005 when it probably hadn't been fully measured and there was no scoreboard.
Quite a few seats were added back in Block 14 to be fair.
Don’t think so, the original seats are still there.Did safe standing cost any capacity?
But taken out of 9 & 10 when the new scoreboard went in
Does that take into account the executive boxes?View attachment 47185
I mocked this up during the summer. Before they started to sell Block 5, reduce away in Block 6 and more recently sell a few more in Block 10. I think the actual capacity is around 31500-31750
Does that take into account the executive boxes?
I reckon when we get promoted they'll just rejig the seats and put in a proper bit of dedicated segregation. Makes more sense than just having unsold covered up seats.Surely we can fit one more seat in for an even 2k here? Give the rest to home fans.
Add in block 9 if we get promoted for 3k.
View attachment 47185
I mocked this up during the summer. Before they started to sell Block 5, reduce away in Block 6 and more recently sell a few more in Block 10. I think the actual capacity is around 31500-31750
I reckon when we get promoted they'll just rejig the seats and put in a proper bit of dedicated segregation. Makes more sense than just having unsold covered up seats.
I reckon when we get promoted they'll just rejig the seats and put in a proper bit of dedicated segregation. Makes more sense than just having unsold covered up seats.
In the Prem you have to give away fans 10% of stadium capacity, up to a maximum of 3000 seats.It needs to not be fixed in place though. When it’s a low away following we should be able to sell those seats to home fans
In the Prem you have to give away fans 10% of stadium capacity, up to a maximum of 3000 seats.
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