You may think 9000 is crap but York is the best of 4 hours drive with a K.O. time of 5.00pm most people I knew who went got back after 12.00pm and adult ticket prices were around 40 quid. So surely you can undertsand why the attendance was low. And by the way York sold the full away allocation at Luton then again the K.O. time was respectable along with the price of tickets.
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Oxford United v York City
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Return of the Rev
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5PM KO DIDN'T HELP YORK,GOOD THING WAS WHEN IT POURED WITH RAIN ALL OF US IN THE YORK END MOVED BACK TO THE DRY SEATS!!!!!!!! LETS HOPE WE GET TO WEMBLEY FOR THIRD YEAR RUNNING NEXT SEASON AND WIN,BRIGHTON COULD DO WORSE THAN HAVE A LOOK AT BRODIE 37 GOALS AND GETTING BETTER EACH SEASON
5PM KO DIDN'T HELP YORK,GOOD THING WAS WHEN IT POURED WITH RAIN ALL OF US IN THE YORK END MOVED BACK TO THE DRY SEATS!!!!!!!! LETS HOPE WE GET TO WEMBLEY FOR THIRD YEAR RUNNING NEXT SEASON AND WIN,BRIGHTON COULD DO WORSE THAN HAVE A LOOK AT BRODIE 37 GOALS AND GETTING BETTER EACH SEASON
Boroseagull
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Must have known they would lose at Wembley [again]!
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,501
Once again, people are having a go at a club for their level of support. Surely what's important is that the people who do go are every bit as passionate about it as those fans of clubs who turn up in greater numbers. York are no less valid as a club than Oxford, or Luton, or Cambridge.
It's not York City's fault that they don't get massive crowds, short of offering everyone in the city free entry, what else are they going to do in a place that has no great footballing history?
Sake, we can be so above ourselves on here sometimes.
It's not York City's fault that they don't get massive crowds, short of offering everyone in the city free entry, what else are they going to do in a place that has no great footballing history?
Sake, we can be so above ourselves on here sometimes.