Pretty certain he’s a Cov fan.
Our atmosphere , It's seemingly something that's held In high esteem by many
Have a read of the comments
It helps that it’s at least 2/3s full now, also that we’re not a club in decline. It was desperate from when we lost to Norwich under boothroyd until we returned in the championship (barring the odd game against Gillingham and the Preston checkatrade game)All of this is rubbish it’s a soulless bowl everybody knows that.
TrueIt helps that it’s at least 2/3s full now, also that we’re not a club in decline. It was desperate from when we lost to Norwich under boothroyd until we returned in the championship (barring the odd game against Gillingham and the Preston checkatrade game)
Ticket sales for Saturday are going fairly well.
You have to assume that in the event of us making the play-offs, the home leg would sell out.
The question is, how many would we be able to sell? Would the SAG still insist on keeping blocks 11, 12 and 13 closed?
Ticket sales for Saturday are going fairly well.
You have to assume that in the event of us making the play-offs, the home leg would sell out.
The question is, how many would we be able to sell? Would the SAG still insist on keeping blocks 11, 12 and 13 closed?
Goes to show all the shouts to try and move our vocal support to the North Stand are from clueless Block-20-somethings. The proximity to the away fans is essential for any atmosphere whatsoever.
Some great comments on our atmosphere there. Can’t wait to renew in Block 17.
I actually found that quite heartwarming.Our atmosphere , It's seemingly something that's held In high esteem by many
Have a read of the comments
Ultimately It would be the club’s decision to make, SAG is an advisory group with no real authority.Ticket sales for Saturday are going fairly well.
You have to assume that in the event of us making the play-offs, the home leg would sell out.
The question is, how many would we be able to sell? Would the SAG still insist on keeping blocks 11, 12 and 13 closed?
You’re correct but if something were to happen not taking their adviceUltimately It would be the club’s decision to make, SAG is an advisory group with no real authority.
Every week on MOTD we watch the likes of Leeds v Man Utd, West Ham v Chelsea, Everton v Liverpool etc etc in completely sold out stadiums with a line of steward’s separating rival fans.You’re correct but if something were to happen not taking their advice
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