Maybe the ticket exchange the club has introduced encourages many fans on occasions like tonight being a midweek game with terrible weather, bad traffic and shown live on tv etc to give the game a miss and hope to sell their ticket.
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Don’t Blame Fans For The Empty Seats
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Even before I moved here, I genuinely never had a problem with the accent, and now I love it.Me too. I’d have let you translate the funny accent.
Realise to many, that makes me clinically insane.
Yet they will have 3 million at their parade the sad twats. None of them have ever been to anfield but oh don’t we all know they are going to their parade.And by the way, most of the online sad-sacks who go on about our attendances have never been to their team’s home stadium, especially if they are Liverpool or united fans.
How ridiculous does that sound?
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worsleyweb
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Maybe the ticket exchange the club has introduced encourages many fans on occasions like tonight being a midweek game with terrible weather, bad traffic and shown live on tv etc to give the game a miss and hope to sell their ticket.
Dammed if you do and dammed if you don’t. Tonight was a perfect storm of factors, tv, shit traffic, half term, rearranged. Not much to play for in the league. It happens. I would say 35,000 max tonight.
Yeah, I’ve got a lot of family down that way and don’t have a problem with the accent.Even before I moved here, I genuinely never had a problem with the accent, and now I love it.
Realise to many, that makes me clinically insane.
Well, apart from Walsall - which I understand but definitely have a problem with!!
gordondaviesmoustache
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I don’t do parades, personally. Waving at a bus for 50 seconds isn’t my idea of a productive afternoon.Yet they will have 3 million at their parade the sad twats. None of them have ever been to anfield but oh don’t we all know they are going to their parade.
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Empty seats in the West Ham section too which no doubt they sold out for the original game..
It's not just a City phenomenon. These Gobby twats who wet themselves at the site of empty seats in a football stadium need to f"kin grow up..!
£50 a ticket to attend a 7.30pm midweek, rearranged game at short notice when the weather is crap and the traffic even more so..
The twats who mock football attendances are completely out of touch with the match going fans..
My seat was full tonight so they can Fcuk off..!
It's not just a City phenomenon. These Gobby twats who wet themselves at the site of empty seats in a football stadium need to f"kin grow up..!
£50 a ticket to attend a 7.30pm midweek, rearranged game at short notice when the weather is crap and the traffic even more so..
The twats who mock football attendances are completely out of touch with the match going fans..
My seat was full tonight so they can Fcuk off..!
Scousers would disagree, but they have a strange relationship with buses and coaches.I don’t do parades, personally. Waving at a bus for 50 seconds isn’t my idea of a productive afternoon.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Walsall and Wolverhampton folk have discernibly different accents than Brummies, but it took me about four years to pick up on that. Now I can spot the difference a mile off.Yeah, I’ve got a lot of family down that way and don’t have a problem with the accent.
Well, apart from Walsall - which I understand but definitely have a problem with!!
Same about the difference between a Derby and Nottingham accent, which is much more subtle. Took me a decade to identify that.
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