Plastic supporters...

[Yes Chef]

https://youtu.be/WPMYHm7_0sA

I know it's not Scott Walker season, but any old excuse

 

[Weststander]

I feel it's an opportunity to grow support if we did manage to stay up (over several seasons),we seriously might need a larger venue,seriously though it's such a balancing act to get right,we could have the extra seats ad never have use for them.

Worth noting that we never went over 30,000 at the Goldstone in Division 1,despite numerous occasions topping that figure from 1932 through every decade to 1979.....so perhaps we have it just right...

Wasn't the capacity capped at 28,000 by the authorities in Summer 1979? I'm sure that matches against the likes of Liverpool were sometimes sold out / gates closed.

 

[sir albion]

what a crap thread. i would like us to have as many new fans as possible, and good luck to them.

for a team with 6,000 at withers, that makes most of the passionate support i see around me at the amex plastics, which is nonsense.

new fans = very welcome

The thread originally is about not having room for the plastics like other clubs who've got promoted....You'll see that having a 31k capacity in the prem is way to small.
Of course we all want more fans

 

[Is it PotG?]

The thread originally is about not having room for the plastics like other clubs who've got promoted....You'll see that having a 31k capacity in the prem is way too small.

Clubs such as Bournemouth and more notably Leicester haven't fared too badly.

 

[Bold Seagull]

The thread originally is about not having room for the plastics like other clubs who've got promoted....You'll see that having a 31k capacity in the prem is way to small.
Of course we all want more fans

12 of the 20 teams in the Premier League have capacities below 35k. 8 teams have capacity below 30k.