| Crowd or lack of at gigg 21:32 - Mar 19 with 1593 views | PDIDDY |
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| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:14 - Mar 19 with 1509 views | MoonyDale |
Weren't much better up here Diddy...Just over 1500 and about 150 away I'd say...
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| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:33 - Mar 19 with 1436 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
....apparently your lot were shite as per.
Only started playing when Sodje (Mr Charity) and Bishop went off and a bit of youth was introduced.
How did Stevenage dick Sheff Unt==? |  | | |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:34 - Mar 19 with 1423 views | cy74 |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:33 - Mar 19 by Yorkshire_Dale |
....apparently your lot were shite as per.
Only started playing when Sodje (Mr Charity) and Bishop went off and a bit of youth was introduced.
How did Stevenage dick Sheff Unt==? |
Still with the biffos winning the game to safety remains the same and the biffs still have a match in hand | | | |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:44 - Mar 19 with 1386 views | Pops2 |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:33 - Mar 19 by Yorkshire_Dale |
....apparently your lot were shite as per.
Only started playing when Sodje (Mr Charity) and Bishop went off and a bit of youth was introduced.
How did Stevenage dick Sheff Unt==? |
Missed a pen 1st half and 2 open goals. Stevenage brought about 30 fans which didn't help.
I notice 4 of the teams below you won, could end up being a decent point tonight for you. | | | |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 00:09 - Mar 20 with 1276 views | Daley_Lama |
Not surprised by the Bury attendance tonight, give it 3 years and attendances in the bottom two divisions will be more and more like it for clubs that aint going for the playoffs or upwards.
Football or more importantly fans expectations is really changing of late and so is society and therefore people.
Good win for Bury tonight, in old fashioned parlance they beat a team much higher in the division deservedly so that should be the only happy talking point for them.
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| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 11:52 - Mar 20 with 1105 views | D_Alien |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 00:09 - Mar 20 by Daley_Lama |
Not surprised by the Bury attendance tonight, give it 3 years and attendances in the bottom two divisions will be more and more like it for clubs that aint going for the playoffs or upwards.
Football or more importantly fans expectations is really changing of late and so is society and therefore people.
Good win for Bury tonight, in old fashioned parlance they beat a team much higher in the division deservedly so that should be the only happy talking point for them.
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Completely agree DL
It's no use any of us bemoaning dwindling crowds - the world has changed and traditional football loyalties are a thing of the past. People will still turn up to watch a game if there's something there for them to latch on to - a shot at promotion, fight against relegation, change of manager and/or footballing strategy but midweek evening games in particular are vulnerable to personal circumstances (I was planning to attend and get the 3 for 2 offer but couldn't make it).
If the club think that the 3 for 2 offer was a waste of time, who knows - the gate may have been even lower without it! |  |
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| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 22:45 - Mar 20 with 926 views | Thacks_Rabbits |
| Crowd or lack of at gigg on 11:52 - Mar 20 by D_Alien |
Completely agree DL
It's no use any of us bemoaning dwindling crowds - the world has changed and traditional football loyalties are a thing of the past. People will still turn up to watch a game if there's something there for them to latch on to - a shot at promotion, fight against relegation, change of manager and/or footballing strategy but midweek evening games in particular are vulnerable to personal circumstances (I was planning to attend and get the 3 for 2 offer but couldn't make it).
If the club think that the 3 for 2 offer was a waste of time, who knows - the gate may have been even lower without it! |
Derek Parlance - 80's Legend?
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