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Were the home attendances in the 2019/2020 season including stay away fans? I seem to remember a home game against Yeovil in December when the attendance was stated as 3100 ish, but there was less than 1400 in the ground that night according to a well connected steward
Did we have that many stayaways that season or was it just that match?
This post has been edited by gordon_brittas: 24 September 2023 - 06:09 PM
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gordon_brittas, on 24 September 2023 - 06:08 PM, said:
Appreciate someone helping me out on this one please.
Were the home attendances in the 2019/2020 season including stay away fans? I seem to remember a home game against Yeovil in December when the attendance was stated as 3100 ish, but there was less than 1400 in the ground that night according to a well connected steward
Did we have that many stayaways that season or was it just that match?
Late game on tele? Someone scored a worldie, maybe Carline?
gordon_brittas, on 24 September 2023 - 06:08 PM, said:
Appreciate someone helping me out on this one please.
Were the home attendances in the 2019/2020 season including stay away fans? I seem to remember a home game against Yeovil in December when the attendance was stated as 3100 ish, but there was less than 1400 in the ground that night according to a well connected steward
Did we have that many stayaways that season or was it just that match?
I don’t think it was that low but it started with a 1. I’m sure I’ve seen a figure somewhere.
gordon_brittas, on 24 September 2023 - 06:08 PM, said:
Appreciate someone helping me out on this one please.
Were the home attendances in the 2019/2020 season including stay away fans? I seem to remember a home game against Yeovil in December when the attendance was stated as 3100 ish, but there was less than 1400 in the ground that night according to a well connected steward
Did we have that many stayaways that season or was it just that match?
Carson changed the attendance figure from tickets sold to bums on seats mid season, probably not long after that.
We were definitely getting sub 3000 crowds shortly before Covid struck
Judge for yourself about the attendance that night
I remember when they announced the attendance everyone laughed
That was that 💩Gerrard giving the penalty away. That was the most depressing nights football I can remember
This post has been edited by azul: 24 September 2023 - 10:05 PM
Westbars Spireite, on 25 September 2023 - 08:36 AM, said:
I've a feeling the 'actual' attendance was a little over 1700.
Attendances visibly improved in the new year when Sheridan was sacked and performances improved. That may not have been the most humiliating performance I’ve seen but it was the most depressing night and the lowest ebb in the clubs history.
That must’ve been Gerrard’s last ‘performance’. I distinctly remember after he committed ‘professional foul’ whilst on a yellow the crowd chanted OFF OFF OFF, reckon the referee took pity on him but not on us
It really is. It’s a miracle we didn’t go down that Covid shortened season. That easily overlooked win away at Chorley before we all went into lockdown saved our bacon.
The greatest miscarriage of justice since my case against the producers of the Never Ending Story
Attendances visibly improved in the new year when Sheridan was sacked and performances improved. That may not have been the most humiliating performance I’ve seen but it was the most depressing night and the lowest ebb in the clubs history.
That must’ve been Gerrard’s last ‘performance’. I distinctly remember after he committed ‘professional foul’ whilst on a yellow the crowd chanted OFF OFF OFF, reckon the referee took pity on him but not on us
I didn't go to a home game post relegation (and only one the season before - JL's first game as manager) before the game against Dagenham under Rowe when the ground was re-opened for limited numbers. Only missed one since.
This post has been edited by Westbars Spireite: 25 September 2023 - 01:36 PM
Bankrobber, on 25 September 2023 - 11:19 AM, said:
It really is. It’s a miracle we didn’t go down that Covid shortened season. That easily overlooked win away at Chorley before we all went into lockdown saved our bacon.
That win plus the hatrick scored by Tyson in the 4-0 defeat of Ebbsfleet kept us up that season. If we’d had drawn either we’d have gone down IMO.
Pemberton kept us up that season, if we’d have kept Sheridan in post the club would have gone down and gone bust like Bury.
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