Was more than 18. Probably just over 20.
People aren't really that botheredEven so. Tickets given away and still as low as that.
People aren't really that bothered
It’s always been the same and in today’s climate if you give a ticket away for free people still wouldn’t go. This is due to 1) The owners, 2) Mediocre L1 football and 3) Cold weather.
If we were in the Championship at the top fighting for promotion there would be 28,000 who wouldn’t mind paying £26 on the gate.
I had the same for knowing who doc Scott and Micky Finn were...Reminds me of a game last season where I was called a hardcore fan for knowing who McNulty was
Maybe I’m in the minority, I actually thought that was a great turnout today for a cold feb fixture against a team near bottom of the league .... I expected maybe 16k ( despite how many they give away ) and I reckon there was prob
22+ in there , not sure how the financials work out against 8k paying normal ticket price, but much better for fans and players seeing the stadium like that , with all stands open and bums on seats - still very quiet though, until we scored
Same thought it was a decent showMaybe I’m in the minority, I actually thought that was a great turnout today for a cold feb fixture against a team near bottom of the league .... I expected maybe 16k ( despite how many they give away ) and I reckon there was prob
22+ in there , not sure how the financials work out against 8k paying normal ticket price, but much better for fans and players seeing the stadium like that , with all stands open and bums on seats - still very quiet though, until we scored
Biggest game in ages on a Saturday night in May attracted 17k and 4k of that was away fans.
If we were in the Championship at the top fighting for promotion there would be 28,000 who wouldn’t mind paying £26 on the gate.
Biggest game in ages on a Saturday night in May attracted 17k and 4k of that was away fans.
It's a though one. A final in the sun at Wembley against a league game in the freezing cold against Gillingham. Can't imagine why one is more popular than the other.It shouldn't be too difficult to work out why any football club for whom Wembley is still a novelty can attract such numbers.
Must admit starting to give up.League 1 football on a really cold day, a lot of people including myself long for the days of at least championship football with big away followings and until we do some fans just wont bother. I myself go to around 15 home matches but like a lot of city fans being bought up with top flight football every week the appeal is just not there!
Sat in the north stand could have heard a pin drop.
Tried to join in with the naughty corner but ended up just getting dirty looks.
Pretty woeful really bit like a Rugby crowd.
Not really surprising since they have been banned by the club!Yep, we were the same. When we scored, most didn't stand up to celebrate in the telegraph.
I remember those days when I was young, free and single - worked a lot and didn't have any bills to pay. I used to go to every home and away game - Liverpool, Manchester, Arsenal, even Millwall and OldhamLeague 1 football on a really cold day, a lot of people including myself long for the days of at least championship football with big away followings and until we do some fans just wont bother. I myself go to around 15 home matches but like a lot of city fans being bought up with top flight football every week the appeal is just not there!
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