Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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I would be amazed if it was above 20k. Sitting in the WSL it looked bad. What did the West Stand look like from the other side of the pitch?
I would be amazed if it was above 20k. Sitting in the WSL it looked bad. What did the West Stand look like from the other side of the pitch?
Maybe they can afford not to turn up, all getting muggy if you ask meRubbish
The crowd was low because we're near the bottom,we don't score often,the football gets worse and it's expensive compared to the rest of the championship.If we signed half decent players and were mid table we'd been similar to last season.
Nothing to do with novelty and your so called plastics...These plastics you slate and presume are chelsea etc pay £500/600 for a St.
Rubbish
The crowd was low because we're near the bottom,we don't score often,the football gets worse and it's expensive compared to the rest of the championship.If we signed half decent players and were mid table we'd been similar to last season.
Nothing to do with novelty and your so called plastics...These plastics you slate and presume are chelsea etc pay £500/600 for a St.
I sit in the east so couldn't see how empty that was but the 1901 was literally half empty and I would say the west was 15-20% empty. Lots of empty seats in north too. Weirdly the atmosphere int
The first half was good.
Less so in the second.
Solve the catering issues my arse, NO balti pie and NO special bitter in WSU at 14.15! Pah!Let's all play a new game called guess the real crowd.
My opening punt is 18k tops!!!
Seemed to solve all the catering issues though. Only had to queue for 30 seconds for a beer 10 mins to kick off!! We've certainly sorted our customer service issues!
Maybe they can afford not to turn up, all getting muggy if you ask me
regards
DD
There are large clusters of empty seats in the East and North stands so does it look the same in the West Stand ?
Another good measure of the crowd size is train queues which are hardly happening now days post match.
I would go for the 18k, some areas did look very sparse .
Since when did liverpool,Chelsea etc fans living in brighton go to see their club play football matches?So all the reasons i have given then and if you believe that there aren't a good few "the Albions our second team after Liverpool, Chelsea, Man Utd etc" then you Sir are severley mis guided - Unfortunately £500 - £600 is not alot of monry to many people especially London based workers living in Brighton especially ifthey shelled out a few months ago so cash has gone why worry about it now when the footballs dropped off and they only bought the tickets hoping for some good football and a crack at the PL but now thats gone this season so have they. You mark my words next season if we stay up we'll only shift circa 17=18K st if we go down probably around 14k.
Anyone watching on TV (or a dodgy stream) is always going to have a poorer opinion of the crowd as:
a) The camera position makes the often-empty areas seem very prominent
b) You can't see any of the West Stand, which must be c15,000 seats and generally very well populated.
It was interesting to see how many empty seats in the 1901 area in the West, maybe a 1/4 missing which says the corporates won't turn up for crap like todays performance
Loads more empty seats round me that usual WSU G/H border, back. Walked on to a Coastway West train that was 12 mins late and would normally have been impossible to board. After only stayed for a very quick drink and got on the next train out. Got a bottle of water for my son at 2.35 without queuing. East Lower looked half full, lots of blue in the North, South stand just seats.