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GraftonRed wrote:Which makes it all the stranger, as you've not sold all your allocation of tickets to your preferred stand (golf) but have for the reviled "South".
Don't have to concentrate to hard, 2 have sold out already
What are you wittering on about? We don't have an allocation for the Golf stand. We have to brave your smelly shop and pretend to be interested in your tacky merchandise to acquire tickets for the Golf stand.
That, against the horrors of the other end, is preferable for some. But many simply either don't realise they can sit in the North, as (for the derby only) it is a Rovers allocated stand (which hasn't sold out) or cannot be bothered to go through the whole sorry charade. Why should they, when supporters of every other club can buy their Golf stand tickets conveniently at their own club shops?
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east hull FC fan wrote:How many times haven't we sold it out?
You certainly didn't for the last craven park derby. Was only half full.
"They supercede individuals, they supercede the team and they supercede the club. Our club is a traditional, working class club and the supporters are loyal and passionate and to see them go away happy really makes my day." Craig Sandercock.
Joined: Mar 11 2007 Posts: 5659 Location: Next to Ramsgate Sands c.1850 in West Hull
Easty wrote:You certainly didn't for the last craven park derby. Was only half full.
I tried to say this the other week. SirStan almost had a seizure:
WormInHand wrote:
SirStan wrote:The attendance for last season's derby was 10,089, which was within 150 of capacity. How can this be with 1/3 of the North Stand empty (400 seats) and only 500 Hull fans in the South Stand (which is 1,100 less than capacity)
By your assumptions, the gate would have been 1,500 less than capacity (less than 9,000).
Your sums dont add up pal.
PS: Yes, I have just returned from the pub!
It almost makes one think held-back figures were added to the official attendance that day to keep the sponsors and creditors happy ! The South stand was less than half full and the Golf was about a third empty. I trust mine eyes rather than Hudge's manipulations.
Philip Larkin wrote:
There ain’t no music East side of this city That’s mellow like mine is, That’s mellow like mine.
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WormInHand wrote::NAUGHTY: I tried to say this the other week. SirStan almost had a seizure:
Not sure what the capacity of Craven Park but it's more then 10,239. Thought the North stand was almost full. Where does it even say that the South stand is sold out anywhere?
"They supercede individuals, they supercede the team and they supercede the club. Our club is a traditional, working class club and the supporters are loyal and passionate and to see them go away happy really makes my day." Craig Sandercock.
Joined: Mar 11 2007 Posts: 5659 Location: Next to Ramsgate Sands c.1850 in West Hull
Easty wrote:Not sure what the capacity of Craven Park but it's more then 10,239. Thought the North stand was almost full. Where does it even say that the South stand is sold out anywhere?
Dunno. You're asking the wrong person both of those questions. I certainly haven't seen any Sold Out signs. SirStan thought the capacity was even less at 10089, but he was just back from the pub.
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! The South stand was less than half full and the Golf was about a third empty. I trust mine eyes rather than Hudge's manipulations.
