West Brom attendance

Some people are just so obsessed. Get a life you sad wanker

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

We sold our home ends

The usual definition of "selling out" as I understand it is that you have bums on every seat. Don't quite see how your response addresses that issue.

season ticket holders didnt turn up....your lot still giving away free tickets at tesco when you buy a fiver of fuel

Sad bitter and obsessed.

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

We sold our home ends

The usual definition of "selling out" as I understand it is that you have bums on every seat. Don't quite see how your response addresses that issue.

season ticket holders didnt turn up....your lot still giving away free tickets at tesco when you buy a fiver of fuel

You lot need to get your stories straight. Is it:
1 - Shit ticketing system failing to sell unoccupied seats
2 - Season ticket holders not turning up
Make up your minds!

5 out of 7 games PL games have surpassed that 20k that you say is not often seen

Completely ignored my response I see. Know I'm right then?

Not until this season though. Quite used to seeing around 19k there.

As I've already said, bragging about continually selling out a stadium is a bit pointless when it's as small as yours... Well, I say "yours"...

Last season 17 of 19 games were over 20k

I'm not bragging about us selling out our stadium Baz, just providing the facts to prove your statements wrong

The fact is, for whatever reason you want to give, you didn't sell out all your home tickets for what was just your 8th (?) home PL game, and this with you being the almighty Capital of sleeping giants as well

Interestingly, it was also your first home game against what might be described as an also ran PL team (bar arguably Newcastle).

So when was the Wigan game when you only sold 19000 ?

Wasn't it your 1st home game in the Prem ?

That was the year before when for that season the away end wasn't configured to reduce the away capacity depending on away tickets required. The following summer it was changed so the away club can request either 1,000 or 2,000. If they take the lower allocation, the segregation is changed so the other 1,000 tickets go on sale to home fans.

Hope this clears things up for you

So the ground wasn't sold out.

Well deduced. The home section was though.

So, you didn't sell out, just like we did. But unlike us you couldn't sell the spare seats because your ground was sh1t (or more technically 'not geared up for it')



Now when things are the same for both clubs you still don't sell out (Stoke/Hull) . Let's not forget we have 35% more capacity.

But of course this mysterious 8000 waiting list will fill your ground (I'd be interested to see some proof of this linked) ? But where were they for Hull and Stoke ?

I'm sure there will be a few more games not selling out next year and you can happily take the p1ss out of us not selling out a 33500 capacity ground while you get 19k in your 21k ground.

I think when it comes to taking the micky out of attendances you are on shitty ground.

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Cardiff record attendance 57,000, Swansea record attendance 32,000.

So your stage one of expansion is going to be completed by next August?

8k on a waiting list is bullshit.. A 25k Liberty would be more than enough.

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

We sold our home ends

The usual definition of "selling out" as I understand it is that you have bums on every seat. Don't quite see how your response addresses that issue.

season ticket holders didnt turn up....your lot still giving away free tickets at tesco when you buy a fiver of fuel

You lot need to get your stories straight. Is it:
1 - Shit ticketing system failing to sell unoccupied seats
2 - Season ticket holders not turning up
Make up your minds!

Number 1 is correct. You always have the odd case of season tickets not turning up due to reasons beyond their control so yes 2 could be right aswell. No need to make up our minds, both can apply.

5 out of 7 games PL games have surpassed that 20k that you say is not often seen

Completely ignored my response I see. Know I'm right then?

Not until this season though. Quite used to seeing around 19k there.

As I've already said, bragging about continually selling out a stadium is a bit pointless when it's as small as yours... Well, I say "yours"...

Last season 17 of 19 games were over 20k

I'm not bragging about us selling out our stadium Baz, just providing the facts to prove your statements wrong

The fact is, for whatever reason you want to give, you didn't sell out all your home tickets for what was just your 8th (?) home PL game, and this with you being the almighty Capital of sleeping giants as well

Interestingly, it was also your first home game against what might be described as an also ran PL team (bar arguably Newcastle).

So when was the Wigan game when you only sold 19000 ?

Wasn't it your 1st home game in the Prem ?

That was the year before when for that season the away end wasn't configured to reduce the away capacity depending on away tickets required. The following summer it was changed so the away club can request either 1,000 or 2,000. If they take the lower allocation, the segregation is changed so the other 1,000 tickets go on sale to home fans.

Hope this clears things up for you

So the ground wasn't sold out.

Well deduced. The home section was though.

So, you didn't sell out, just like we did. But unlike us you couldn't sell the spare seats because your ground was sh1t (or more technically 'not geared up for it')



Now when things are the same for both clubs you still don't sell out (Stoke/Hull) . Let's not forget we have 35% more capacity.

But of course this mysterious 8000 waiting list will fill your ground (I'd be interested to see some proof of this linked) ? But where were they for Hull and Stoke ?

I'm sure there will be a few more games not selling out next year and you can happily take the p1ss out of us not selling out a 33500 capacity ground while you get 19k in your 21k ground.

I think when it comes to taking the micky out of attendances you are on shitty ground.

Stadium expansion planning application

Page 13.

Paragraph 2.8.3

http://wam.swansea.gov.uk/WAM/doc/Curre ... ageCount=1

I thought that was meant to be going on this season? Or are they re-evaluating the amount of season tickets sold for next season to see if the expansion is done? Seems to me that the buzz is waring off for you lot. I really can't see you filling 28,000 against stoke etc. my opinion.

5 out of 7 games PL games have surpassed that 20k that you say is not often seen

Completely ignored my response I see. Know I'm right then?

Not until this season though. Quite used to seeing around 19k there.

As I've already said, bragging about continually selling out a stadium is a bit pointless when it's as small as yours... Well, I say "yours"...

Last season 17 of 19 games were over 20k

I'm not bragging about us selling out our stadium Baz, just providing the facts to prove your statements wrong

The fact is, for whatever reason you want to give, you didn't sell out all your home tickets for what was just your 8th (?) home PL game, and this with you being the almighty Capital of sleeping giants as well

Interestingly, it was also your first home game against what might be described as an also ran PL team (bar arguably Newcastle).

So when was the Wigan game when you only sold 19000 ?

Wasn't it your 1st home game in the Prem ?

That was the year before when for that season the away end wasn't configured to reduce the away capacity depending on away tickets required. The following summer it was changed so the away club can request either 1,000 or 2,000. If they take the lower allocation, the segregation is changed so the other 1,000 tickets go on sale to home fans.

Hope this clears things up for you

So the ground wasn't sold out.

Well deduced. The home section was though.

So, you didn't sell out, just like we did. But unlike us you couldn't sell the spare seats because your ground was sh1t (or more technically 'not geared up for it')



Now when things are the same for both clubs you still don't sell out (Stoke/Hull) . Let's not forget we have 35% more capacity.

But of course this mysterious 8000 waiting list will fill your ground (I'd be interested to see some proof of this linked) ? But where were they for Hull and Stoke ?

I'm sure there will be a few more games not selling out next year and you can happily take the p1ss out of us not selling out a 33500 capacity ground while you get 19k in your 21k ground.

I think when it comes to taking the micky out of attendances you are on shitty ground.

Stadium expansion planning application

Page 13.

Paragraph 2.8.3

http://wam.swansea.gov.uk/WAM/doc/Curre ... ageCount=1

I thought that was meant to be going on this season? Or are they re-evaluating the amount of season tickets sold for next season to see if the expansion is done? Seems to me that the buzz is waring off for you lot. I really can't see you filling 28,000 against stoke etc. my opinion.

The planning committee aren't happy with the travel plan from what I understand and I'm not surprised tbh as the area around the stadium is gridlocked as it is.

They need to use the railway line that runs right past the stadium and build a station there.

Last season 17 of 19 games were over 20k

I'm not bragging about us selling out our stadium Baz, just providing the facts to prove your statements wrong

The fact is, for whatever reason you want to give, you didn't sell out all your home tickets for what was just your 8th (?) home PL game, and this with you being the almighty Capital of sleeping giants as well

Interestingly, it was also your first home game against what might be described as an also ran PL team (bar arguably Newcastle).[/quote]

So when was the Wigan game when you only sold 19000 ?

Wasn't it your 1st home game in the Prem ?[/quote]

That was the year before when for that season the away end wasn't configured to reduce the away capacity depending on away tickets required. The following summer it was changed so the away club can request either 1,000 or 2,000. If they take the lower allocation, the segregation is changed so the other 1,000 tickets go on sale to home fans.

Hope this clears things up for you [/quote]

So the ground wasn't sold out.[/quote]

Well deduced. The home section was though.[/quote]

So, you didn't sell out, just like we did. But unlike us you couldn't sell the spare seats because your ground was sh1t (or more technically 'not geared up for it')



Now when things are the same for both clubs you still don't sell out (Stoke/Hull) . Let's not forget we have 35% more capacity.

But of course this mysterious 8000 waiting list will fill your ground (I'd be interested to see some proof of this linked) ? But where were they for Hull and Stoke ?

I'm sure there will be a few more games not selling out next year and you can happily take the p1ss out of us not selling out a 33500 capacity ground while you get 19k in your 21k ground.

I think when it comes to taking the micky out of attendances you are on shitty ground.[/quote]

Stadium expansion planning application

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Paragraph 2.8.3

http://wam.swansea.gov.uk/WAM/doc/Curre ... ageCount=1


[/quote]

I thought that was meant to be going on this season? Or are they re-evaluating the amount of season tickets sold for next season to see if the expansion is done? Seems to me that the buzz is waring off for you lot. I really can't see you filling 28,000 against stoke etc. my opinion.[/quote]

The planning committee aren't happy with the travel plan from what I understand and I'm not surprised tbh as the area around the stadium is gridlocked as it is.

They need to use the railway line that runs right past the stadium and build a station there.[/quote]

Is that likely though ?

Would cost several millions to do it.

Needed a Cardiff company to do the work as well.

Plenty of the plastics waiting for ST's will be soaked up by the extra seats in the CCS, byt he time you get on with it look at the Post Codes..

Last season 17 of 19 games were over 20k

I'm not bragging about us selling out our stadium Baz, just providing the facts to prove your statements wrong

The fact is, for whatever reason you want to give, you didn't sell out all your home tickets for what was just your 8th (?) home PL game, and this with you being the almighty Capital of sleeping giants as well

Interestingly, it was also your first home game against what might be described as an also ran PL team (bar arguably Newcastle).

So when was the Wigan game when you only sold 19000 ?

Wasn't it your 1st home game in the Prem ?[/quote]

That was the year before when for that season the away end wasn't configured to reduce the away capacity depending on away tickets required. The following summer it was changed so the away club can request either 1,000 or 2,000. If they take the lower allocation, the segregation is changed so the other 1,000 tickets go on sale to home fans.

Hope this clears things up for you [/quote]

So the ground wasn't sold out.[/quote]

Well deduced. The home section was though.[/quote]

So, you didn't sell out, just like we did. But unlike us you couldn't sell the spare seats because your ground was sh1t (or more technically 'not geared up for it')



Now when things are the same for both clubs you still don't sell out (Stoke/Hull) . Let's not forget we have 35% more capacity.

But of course this mysterious 8000 waiting list will fill your ground (I'd be interested to see some proof of this linked) ? But where were they for Hull and Stoke ?

I'm sure there will be a few more games not selling out next year and you can happily take the p1ss out of us not selling out a 33500 capacity ground while you get 19k in your 21k ground.

I think when it comes to taking the micky out of attendances you are on shitty ground.[/quote]

Stadium expansion planning application

Page 13.

Paragraph 2.8.3

http://wam.swansea.gov.uk/WAM/doc/Curre ... ageCount=1


[/quote]

I thought that was meant to be going on this season? Or are they re-evaluating the amount of season tickets sold for next season to see if the expansion is done? Seems to me that the buzz is waring off for you lot. I really can't see you filling 28,000 against stoke etc. my opinion.[/quote]

The planning committee aren't happy with the travel plan from what I understand and I'm not surprised tbh as the area around the stadium is gridlocked as it is.

They need to use the railway line that runs right past the stadium and build a station there.[/quote]

Is that likely though ?

Would cost several millions to do it.

Needed a Cardiff company to do the work as well.

Plenty of the plastics waiting for ST's will be soaked up by the extra seats in the CCS, byt he time you get on with it look at the Post Codes.. [/quote]

So you now accept the season ticket waiting list?

Let's be honest Jacks, it is never going to happen is it. Its your third season in the Premier and its still an application, Huw the Jew doesn't want to spend the money, its all a short term dream for him before you eventually start slipping down the leagues. If he takes any longer, this imaginary 8k waiting list could come and boost our numbers from 33k to 38k, wouldn't that be nice.

Let's be honest Jacks, it is never going to happen is it. Its your third season in the Premier and its still an application, Huw the Jew doesn't want to spend the money, its all a short term dream for him before you eventually start slipping down the leagues. If he takes any longer, this imaginary 8k waiting list could come and boost our numbers from 33k to 38k, wouldn't that be nice.

The delusion is strong in this one

Let's be honest Jacks, it is never going to happen is it. Its your third season in the Premier and its still an application, Huw the Jew doesn't want to spend the money, its all a short term dream for him before you eventually start slipping down the leagues. If he takes any longer, this imaginary 8k waiting list could come and boost our numbers from 33k to 38k, wouldn't that be nice.

The delusion is strong in this one

You know I'm right mush. You keep on talking about increasing your stadium while we do it.

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

You can only dream about crowds like that.

A bit tricky when our capacity doesn't allow it at the moment of course.

When's the expansion happening then?

They did expand, it was about 30 seats or something like that

The Jacks are clutching at straws again.

We sold out, West Brom didn't sell out the full allocation therefore some tickets went on sale to gold members at very short notice. That's hardly something to laugh about. You can do better than that.

You couldn't even sell out your "glamour" tie against Valencia in your tiny little council ground.

Watched bt sport last night premier league round up.
And could clearly see a large section of the ground empty andmany empty seats in all 3 sides and there was no rain.
When it was raining I agree there must have been many watching in the concourse as there were many more empty seats.
Stop your bullshit and blaming the club about not selling the seats ffs as ther are empty seats every home game as there was against man c as I watched it.
Now I know not every season ticket can make every game but hundreds? Come on.
And stop trying to blame away fans not selling out as the days of keeping 1big section of a ground just for away fans has gone and clubs know how many tickets away clubs have weeks in advance in order to sell empty seats.
Even annis has posted in another thred on who is bringing what and allocation for the next few away games.

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

We sold our home ends

The usual definition of "selling out" as I understand it is that you have bums on every seat. Don't quite see how your response addresses that issue.

season ticket holders didnt turn up....your lot still giving away free tickets at tesco when you buy a fiver of fuel

You lot need to get your stories straight. Is it:
1 - Shit ticketing system failing to sell unoccupied seats
2 - Season ticket holders not turning up
Make up your minds!

it is a shit system,as i recently found out..... i couldnt upgrade my sons season ticket to an adult unless the upgrade was for a silver member..... so 1 empty seat......answer your part now..free tickets???????

Watched bt sport last night premier league round up.
And could clearly see a large section of the ground empty andmany empty seats in all 3 sides and there was no rain.
When it was raining I agree there must have been many watching in the concourse as there were many more empty seats.
Stop your bullshit and blaming the club about not selling the seats ffs as ther are empty seats every home game as there was against man c as I watched it.
Now I know not every season ticket can make every game but hundreds? Come on.
And stop trying to blame away fans not selling out as the days of keeping 1big section of a ground just for away fans has gone and clubs know how many tickets away clubs have weeks in advance in order to sell empty seats.
Even annis has posted in another thred on who is bringing what and allocation for the next few away games.

was this large section of the ground that was empty near the away fans by any chance.....

Attendances are about as interesting as Last of the Summer Wine.

Watched bt sport last night premier league round up.
And could clearly see a large section of the ground empty andmany empty seats in all 3 sides and there was no rain.
When it was raining I agree there must have been many watching in the concourse as there were many more empty seats.
Stop your bullshit and blaming the club about not selling the seats ffs as ther are empty seats every home game as there was against man c as I watched it.
Now I know not every season ticket can make every game but hundreds? Come on.
And stop trying to blame away fans not selling out as the days of keeping 1big section of a ground just for away fans has gone and clubs know how many tickets away clubs have weeks in advance in order to sell empty seats.
Even annis has posted in another thred on who is bringing what and allocation for the next few away games.

stop lying

Watched bt sport last night premier league round up.
And could clearly see a large section of the ground empty andmany empty seats in all 3 sides and there was no rain.
When it was raining I agree there must have been many watching in the concourse as there were many more empty seats.
Stop your bullshit and blaming the club about not selling the seats ffs as ther are empty seats every home game as there was against man c as I watched it.
Now I know not every season ticket can make every game but hundreds? Come on.
And stop trying to blame away fans not selling out as the days of keeping 1big section of a ground just for away fans has gone and clubs know how many tickets away clubs have weeks in advance in order to sell empty seats.
Even annis has posted in another thred on who is bringing what and allocation for the next few away games.

Lies!

You were proved wrong against man City & made to look very silly. Stop making things up again.

Watched bt sport last night premier league round up.
And could clearly see a large section of the ground empty andmany empty seats in all 3 sides and there was no rain.
When it was raining I agree there must have been many watching in the concourse as there were many more empty seats.
Stop your bullshit and blaming the club about not selling the seats ffs as ther are empty seats every home game as there was against man c as I watched it.
Now I know not every season ticket can make every game but hundreds? Come on.
And stop trying to blame away fans not selling out as the days of keeping 1big section of a ground just for away fans has gone and clubs know how many tickets away clubs have weeks in advance in order to sell empty seats.
Even annis has posted in another thred on who is bringing what and allocation for the next few away games.

was this large section of the ground that was empty near the away fans by any chance.....

The thick c**t probably thinks the canton stand is the away end.

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

AGAINST HULL 19300.. WE DONT DROP THAT LOW IN CHAMPIONSHIP

STOKE 19250 MMMMMMMMMMMM?????

Not sure were it was but it was cleary empty.
And your club new weeks before the game how many seats wba asked for and like us should open up the empty section.
So as for lies bollox.
It was there for all to see the empty seats.
And allso barry u said I was made to look a fool? On whhat grounds do u say that u wonder.
There was empty seats against man city or are u going to say other wise.
Its u qho clearly is the fool barry as most on here will agree.
And allso I like the way u slag off others on both sides but when told someone u have slaged off is near by u shit your pants and pleed not to be introduced
Call me old fashioned but I will stand up and face them I slag off

Not sure were it was but it was cleary empty.
And your club new weeks before the game how many seats wba asked for and like us should open up the empty section.
So as for lies bollox.
It was there for all to see the empty seats.
And allso barry u said I was made to look a fool? On whhat grounds do u say that u wonder.
There was empty seats against man city or are u going to say other wise.
Its u qho clearly is the fool barry as most on here will agree.
And allso I like the way u slag off others on both sides but when told someone u have slaged off is near by u shit your pants and pleed not to be introduced
Call me old fashioned but I will stand up and face them I slag off

The lack of professionalism regarding the clubs ticketing systems and ability to rearrange things quickly has already been pointed out.

You were made to look a fool by claiming it was nowhere near a sell out when you were given proof via official club statements that it was.

Lol so u blame the club? So now u admit there was hundreds of emty seats.
And off course the same goes dor other areas of the ground with empty seats ?it was not a fact fans didnt bother going but the club fault.
And how can it be classed a sell out against man city when there are empty seats.
Notice no mention of the ducking out and shitting your pants when told someone was close by

26,632. Eighth home game of the first Premier League season. Fail to sell out. Shocking!

You can only dream about crowds like that.

A bit tricky when our capacity doesn't allow it at the moment of course.

Like the man said, so carry on dreaming of something you don't have.