SEB wrote:How will the "payday" thing work - now that season ticket holders get free entrance to this round?
Our season ticket holders get in free, only the York kids go free, not all people who attend will be go free so they get their share of the gate plus the money for getting this far.
York took a massive crowd to St Helens when we played them in the cup a few years ago, the atmosphere was fantastic! We may only average about 1,200 crowds but every man and his dog turned out for the saints game.
spooneryork wrote::D York took a massive crowd to St Helens when we played them in the cup a few years ago, the atmosphere was fantastic! We may only average about 1,200 crowds but every man and his dog turned out for the saints game.
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spooneryork wrote::D York took a massive crowd to St Helens when we played them in the cup a few years ago, the atmosphere was fantastic! We may only average about 1,200 crowds but every man and his dog turned out for the saints game.
Meanwhile, our most recent home cup games against lower division teams have seen crowds of:
4,184 v Barrow in 2007
4,751 v Whitehaven in 2006
3.012 v London Skolars in 2006
So, I think 7,000 should be more than adequate.
spooneryork wrote::D York took a massive crowd to St Helens when we played them in the cup a few years ago, the atmosphere was fantastic! We may only average about 1,200 crowds but every man and his dog turned out for the saints game.
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Why the 50% cut in capacity?
York took a massive crowd to St Helens when we played them in the cup a few years ago, the atmosphere was fantastic! We may only average about 1,200 crowds but every man and his dog turned out for the saints game.
