what was the attendance ?
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what was the attendance ?
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13500 odd
As expected but pretty shit really.
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£10/£5 tickets would have doubled that......and kept the big crowd momentum going.....
did you goQuote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
I very much doubt that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicerino
I imagine we might’ve hit 20,000 with cheaper tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
Nevermind.
How much were tickets? As price wouldn't have been a factor in my attendance unless they were stupidly priced..Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bob Banker Spanker
It was a Friendly, on TV, against a not particularly inspiring name in world football. I'm surprised we got 13,500 to be honest
£20 for adults, £10 Seniors and £5 for U16. Price wasn't a factor but I didn't feel it was particularly well advertised, mainly though, people couldn't be arsed.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
And yet Wales Rugby gets 60,000 plus for all it's friendly's in the Autumn and full houses 75,000 for its Six Nations. Why don't Wales Football supporters support their team? It's certainly not Ticket prices, Top tickets for the Rugby cost £100?
To egg fans the ‘game’ is a performance for them they’d go if Wales egg were playing a team of donkeys.They spend most of the game going for drinks or going to the toilet, when they are actually seated their eyes are rooted to the big screen hoping to catch a glimpse of their silly made up face. Also the actual game is a small part of their dayQuote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
On the playing side to be fair the rugby friendly is totally different from football friendlies as they are played flat out and the team is usually made up of the best players available
Because the Welsh are a load of event goers who like to get paralytic on a Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
There was a rugby thread for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
People in my local see it as a day out, a big even, it's how it's always been.
Same problem we have at City. Wales support is dependant on success and the opposition.
Despite the drop in our attendances we will still have more than our National Team on Saturday.
If wed qualified , had Bale and had a Brazil friendly it would be a easy sell out.
If we had Man U Saturday - sell out.
Brentford 15500 I reckon.
Someone ought to tell the Welsh players about this then. :hehe::hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
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Originally Posted by BLUETIT
If Welsh rugby fans had the same alcohol stipulations as football fans... such as drinking in the concourse only etc, do you think this would genuinely effect rugby attendances ?
Na, because most of 'um don't watch or know the rules of the game anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Superdad
Rugby is a harder game to understand ye. I've played it and watched it for a long time and still I don't understand everything to do with scrums etc.
When in football a pre pubescent child that can barely understand anything can understand football
Yes I think it it would massivelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Superdad
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Originally Posted by Superdad
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Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
I agree with you, it would massively change it, as they would get more pi$$ed than they do now, by staying in the concourse
THIS.......because they’ll be drinking less and the might be able to actually remember how crap the game was when they get homeQuote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
That's one of the glories of football, you can learn the basics in five minutesQuote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
I played rugby for four years and I still can't really get my head around it :hehe:
yeah that's the beauty of the game mate, :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
anyone can play the basics are very basic
as you say you played rugby for 4 years still couldn't get your head around it
there will be players playing on Saturday (backs) who wont have a clue about scums ect
half the time not know what a pen was given for
they wont be able to get their heads around it either,
and these are pros :hehe: