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Seat Counters - 2023/24
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Didsbury Dave
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Just been looking at Wembley attendances as it was certainly packed on the day. This must be down to segregation. There are two Liverpool/Chelsea finals with only 2 years between them and there were 89k at one and 84k at another. Seems a lot of segregation but it’s a big stadium and the derby final would be deemed to be a high risk game.There was just under 89k at the Carabao Cup final, it's a valid question as to why the FA cup final had nearly 6k less when tickets were like gold dust.
The Fat el Hombre
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30,000 bucket hats, then Gundogan scored...Fuck off rag/dipper.
xgorton
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17 now.18 Wembley tickets left.
One Fan Clapping
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Pathetic we can’t sell this out.17 now.
EastMidlandsBlue
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Well done to all the Seat Counters, its been a roller coaster of emotions these past few weeks, but we're on the home straight now!
For the amount we go to Wembley, taking 37,000 down to London for an FA cup semi final is insane.
Taking away City Bias, I'd be genuinely interested to see how many other clubs in the league would manage that
For the amount we go to Wembley, taking 37,000 down to London for an FA cup semi final is insane.
Taking away City Bias, I'd be genuinely interested to see how many other clubs in the league would manage that
gkmcfc
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It wasn’t just segregation Dave, there were plenty of unused seats in club WembleyJust been looking at Wembley attendances as it was certainly packed on the day. This must be down to segregation. There are two Liverpool/Chelsea finals with only 2 years between them and there were 89k at one and 84k at another. Seems a lot of segregation but it’s a big stadium and the derby final would be deemed to be a high risk game.
Segregation does seem the logical answer but the difference is the same as the capacity for the whole of the SS3, there must have been empties in club wembleyJust been looking at Wembley attendances as it was certainly packed on the day. This must be down to segregation. There are two Liverpool/Chelsea finals with only 2 years between them and there were 89k at one and 84k at another. Seems a lot of segregation but it’s a big stadium and the derby final would be deemed to be a high risk game.
The attendance for the final has decreased every year, club Wembley guest tickets would have been in very high demand and it doesn't make sense.Segregation does seem the logical answer but the difference is the same as the capacity for the whole of the SS3, there must have been empties in club wembley
They want to turn up for the LC final but not the FA Cup? Seems very odd.
Agreed, Swales old mates must still be active in the FA...The attendance for the final has decreased every year, club Wembley guest tickets would have been in very high demand and it doesn't make sense.
They want to turn up for the LC final but not the FA Cup? Seems very odd.