letsallsingtogether
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I see that the Girlie football has now got the record sporting attendance at the CBS 31,000 odd.
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pusbccfc
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If we were playing in the PL against a low category team, we'd be able to do it with very little segregation.
Evo1883
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In attendance it was more 28000 , still good but there definitely wasn't 32100
Source : was there with free tickets
Why is it odd?
Flying Fokker
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I saw it. It looked more like the Gillingham game of years ago. 28-29? That is of course accepting that there was no segregation.
looking at the second game. Some of the large spaces that were in the first game are now occupied. The missing people from the first game?
looking at the second game. Some of the large spaces that were in the first game are now occupied. The missing people from the first game?
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Jesus wept, I’m a mess today!He doesn't mean it's odd ffs
chiefdave
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I guess that's one way to encourage people not to come back to the city for future events
No excuse for illegal parking, with the world class rail service stopping at the Arena.
pusbccfc
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Apparently it was an absolute shit show
Flying Fokker
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The expanse of Sky Blue is
Agreed, poor PR for the city. Even though ppl took the risk, it is a pity it was enforced. I bet a fair few were oblivious to the parking restrictions.
Getting back after the Luton game was an absolute shambles and completely unsafe on the 5.50 train so can only imagine what it was like with 32k there
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pusbccfc
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I've found it reasonable on the way to the games a fair few hours before but dare not try it after.
pusbccfc
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They always run but just the one per hour. They improved the train stock just before Covid from the old cattle carts. I have got the train from town to the stadium a few times recently but it's always extremely busy. It's a real shame because it's a great experience and something I wish one day would be sorted. I had a drink with a mate in Leamington and was in my seat in Singers Corner in 15 minutes.
skyblue1991
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Regarding train travel to the CBS, London Midland (the name of the franchise at the time) said to the council they couldn't increase the size or frequency of their fleet when the council proposed the idea. Of course the council proceeded anyway regardless and they seemed surprised when London Midland didn't budge on what they said...
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Julie SBA
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I love the fact that the women's game if finally getting proper support. I do find it a little bit over the top how much propaganda there is around it. whether its 3000, 30000 or 300000 stop going on about it, typically the commentators on these games (I didn't watch) keep on telling us, how many people, how great the atmosphere is etc etc. I flicked through the channels to have a quick look and there were lots of empty seats on the corporate side, didn't look like a record attendance to me. BUT if it clears the parasites off a CBS record list, brilliant !!
letsallsingtogether
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Good they block peoples drives with no care deserve what they get.
I park on a drive in Bedlam lane cant get put half of the time because of those twats.
should double the fine.
Nick
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The fine isn't for blocking drives though..
Stafford_SkBlue
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Accident waiting to happen. I only caught it once towards Cov, after the Blackpool game, I think they were stopping any more going on the platform, but they only walked to end of platform and climbed the fence. I now go to Nuneaton and catch my other train there, after the Luton game someone crossed the rail tracks but then could not climb the fence, he looked fairly elderly so maybe dementia problem rather then anything else. The authorities were alerted.
greys4life
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does anyone over 12 or under 90 use the word girlie now?
letsallsingtogether
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Yes me.
Sorry for not being a Woke Joke.
These were likely first time visitors who were not aware of restrictions parking on semi-deserted residential streets not causing any obstruction. This was a cash grab pure and simple. Some tickets were on cars 3/4 of a mile from the ground. The parking restrictions are excessive and illogical.
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Grendel
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Although I’m not in favour they are well signed I think
I don't think they are.
covcity4life
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Good for them
P.s I got praised by a student's parent for embracing the women's game at parents evening recently
Yes I am bigging myself up lol
P.s I got praised by a student's parent for embracing the women's game at parents evening recently
Yes I am bigging myself up lol
letsallsingtogether
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Oh ok so when I go to away days I should ignore parking restrictions because Im a first time visitor.
I have took the risk before and had to pay the fines comes with the territory.
As for not causing obstructions I beg to differ.
I'm simply saying this was about making money, which it was. They were ticketing cars on Ash Green Lane. They never do that for the football, ever. I know, it's where I live. It's a 20 min walk minimum from the ground and there were no issues or obstructions. There were very few cars anyway and signs easy to miss. It was simply a case of loads of out of towners are coming, let's target them, police the entire exclusion zone to its ridiculous maximum and ruin the day of people who thought it might be ok to park a mile from the stadium on an empty street and walk.
I get that you are happy with this, fine, but it doesn't change the fact it was blatant opportunism.
