At the rate they're selling, it won't be far off capacity. A good result against Spurs would probably see it sell out. All of our remaining league games look like selling out anyway.
At the rate the Southampton area's population is increasing, the demand for tickets will continue to grow in the long-term, regardless of results. Of course, that's the same for most of the country, which is why so many clubs are building bigger stadiums.
The population inside the city limits has increased by more than 30,000 since St Mary's was built, and in the surrounding area by far more. So, like the change in the setup and the safe standing at St Mary's, this is inevitably going to happen whether saints fan '73 likes it or not:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c623v4dd26eo [Post edited 14 Dec 13:03]
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