Average attendance when we get falmer

[perseus]

It is a really good idea having tickets available for sale at railway booking offices.

There is only one snag: I can't see it happening. If they cannot run the trains on time.

However, the reason why it (paying in advance only) will deter fans is because we (some of us) tend to like to go in groups and be with our singing or non-singing mates. It will not be just the one fan here and there who can't stand the hassle but whole groups of fans. This was what happened in the past.

It is really rather important.

The whole thing will be cumulative as well. Fans will get out of the habit of going like they have at Withdean.

 

[berkshire seagull]

14k+div 2
this div 18k

 

[C1 BHA]

For some people it'll depend how much it costs. I would recommend that whatever Div we're in at the time, we charge an average price for adults to get in and a nicely discounted price (less than half) for under 16's. Go on Brighton, be brave, try it, the future lies with the youngsters. Don't blow it and outprice them.

 

[Donny Osmond]

What is Reading's, Hull's, or Bolton's away attendences compare them ours.Should give us an idea.

 

[coach03]

I'd go with Braders... about 15K with more for the big games. However, from experience the crowds go high and stay that way every time the Albion do well, i.e push for promotion

 

[kevinsmith]

An average of about 15,000 if in top half of league but it will drop off to about 10,000 if we struggle in any season