Fair weather fans mate if it bad weather or something happens they give up or stay at home
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Seat Counters - 2022/23
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Gundogan's Moustache
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The game also means absolutely nothingNo trams through town at 745 no trams running on ashton line at 7pm ish. Pissing down. Blowing a gale. Do you think its likely fans havent bothered who had tickets or City have lies and taken hundreds of seats off sale?
HelloCity
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So… this game said sold out and has been ‘sold out’ for about a week and half. Why did they take all the unsold sets off the planner when there are so many seats empty tonight? Makes me
Wonder about next Wednesday too
Tell me you’re not an official seat counter without telling me you’re not an official seat counter. As if we would take thousands of seats off the planner weeks before a game ffs.
There will be loads who decide not to go whether they’re on the cup scheme or otherwise. The weather will have massive impact when it’s torrential rain especially for a dead rubber like this. Not to mention there were major transport issues this evening.
Probably important to add that despite all this it filled up loads 20 mins or so into the game as well.
LongsightM13
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Loads of out of towners and first timers will have bought tickets hoping Haaland would play and probably sacked it when he got injuredIt would be a very strange business decision indeed to take unsold seats off sale. It’s clearly people with tickets not turning up. For a dead rubber it wasn’t a bad turnout.
Dodge
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Great turn out for a dead rubber, not so long ago we'd have got less than 30k.
Well done to all that attended.
Well done to all that attended.
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A Mercedes ramming a tram near the Velodrome stop meant the Ashton line out of action. That would mean fans not getting to the match.
Many cities throughout the world have trams. I wonder what their accident rate is ? We seem to have a hell of a lot of cars driving onto the tracks. Weve had a hell of a lot around the Mitchell Arms/velodrome area. Poor planning? Poorly signed ?A Mercedes ramming a tram near the Velodrome stop meant the Ashton line out of action. That would mean fans not getting to the match.
51,610Great turn out for a dead rubber, not so long ago we'd have got less than 30k.
Well done to all that attended.