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I'm flying home for this one , will be with a swedish mate , want him to be impressed ;) im guessing a crowd of circa 24 k

 

If you'd told a little white lie and said that you were bringing over a stunning bit of Blonde Swedish Totty who has said she'd streak on the pitch if Saints scored .... the crowd may have swelled a bit (in more ways than one LOL)

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Hopefully it won't be less than 26,234, have to do without me tho, derby, reading and palace means a pause for money reinforcements this week.

 

Ummmm . .......... is there some special mathmatical significance to this number?

 

Or just Random? Maybe the millionth customer thru SMS? I need to know?

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Hmmm. Tough choice.

 

Have to be here on 2nd Nov youngest lands.

Have been asked to accompany future Mrs D_P using airmiles to Bali while she goes there for work and having a free long weekend of Bintang Beer & Nasi Goreng on a beach from heaven.

Or get on the phone tomorrow to confirm some really important business meetings in London that would let me get back for Sat & Tues games....

 

Tough call.

 

So had to get a mate at Emirates to find a way to blag me onto some no airmiles available flight home from London on Wednesday in time to let youngest into a severely locked up house and stop him smashing the place up AGAIN with his wild parties.

 

I sit with everything crossed and a black eye from future Mrs D_P

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Boro bringing 1500. It's usually a mini bus full at most that they bring down

 

Maybe recently , but back in the day (wayyyyyy back LOL) they were pretty well repped.

 

It's their home support that has really dropped off (not that it was any great shakes in the 1st place).

 

A trip to the beautiful clean air of the south coast riviera is obviously a big selling point, plus an impressive away record and p!ss poor home record!!

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I went for a run past the Ticket Office yesterday and was told "I don't know something like 24k".

I then asked "does that include the away supporters" and the answer was "yes".

 

In the past I've been told they have to run some form of "batch job and therefore the quoted figure could be a couple of days out".

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i see Boro had an "initial allocation" of 1500 from us which they haven't sold out yet, so i reckon they more likely bring 1300 which still isn't bad considering the cost and distance, anyone know if they have opened up more blocks of the Northam for saints fans?

i reckon 24,650 my prediction, and it will be 22k for the Peterborough game on the Tuesday, the offer for that one is a bit half-hearted, should have done the season ticket holders can bring a friend for a fiver again.

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i see Boro had an "initial allocation" of 1500 from us which they haven't sold out yet, so i reckon they more likely bring 1300 which still isn't bad considering the cost and distance, anyone know if they have opened up more blocks of the Northam for saints fans?

i reckon 24,650 my prediction, and it will be 22k for the Peterborough game on the Tuesday, the offer for that one is a bit half-hearted, should have done the season ticket holders can bring a friend for a fiver again.

 

According to their forum yesterday they had sold 1300 and were expecting to bring a few hundred more. I reckon about 25k as well, which isn't great considering it's a top of the table clash and we've won 17 odd games in a row at home.

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Twenty five thousand people watching a 2nd tier English football game between two teams 300 miles apart with only 8 Saturdays to go before Christmas at the back end of half-term holidays in Hampshire in the middle of the most significant austerity measures since 1939?

 

That would be an excellent turn out in the circumstances...

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Twenty five thousand people watching a 2nd tier English football game between two teams 300 miles apart with only 8 Saturdays to go before Christmas at the back end of half-term holidays in Hampshire in the middle of the most significant austerity measures since 1939?

 

That would be an excellent turn out in the circumstances...

 

oh FFS don't start using f&cking christmas as an excuse for attendances already, we are in October.

if you can't afford a ticket get out there asking for penny for the guy.

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If the weather is clear on Saturday I reckon we'll get a big walkup - can see us getting around 28-30k.

 

I dont understand why the weather should make a difference, unless it's a tornado. People are sitting in an covered comfotable stadium FFS. Christmas, the weather, any other excuses??

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I went for a run past the Ticket Office yesterday and was told "I don't know something like 24k".

I then asked "does that include the away supporters" and the answer was "yes".

 

In the past I've been told they have to run some form of "batch job and therefore the quoted figure could be a couple of days out".

 

You must have been running really really slow if you had time to say all that as well as wait for the reply......are you a tortoise with no legs?

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I don't want a sell out, as it attracts even more mongs in our crowd than usual.

 

At the WHU game I was surrounded by f*ckwits. One fat repulsive bint shouted "don't mess around with it kick it up the pitch" when we were comfortably passing it around running the clock down in injury time.

 

Give me 25k and empty seats behind and infront any day. Then I can spread out enjoy the game and not have to listen to uutter bellends spouting rubbish.

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Twenty five thousand people watching a 2nd tier English football game between two teams 300 miles apart with only 8 Saturdays to go before Christmas at the back end of half-term holidays in Hampshire in the middle of the most significant austerity measures since 1939?

 

That would be an excellent turn out in the circumstances...

think you may well be right sir!
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Twenty five thousand people watching a 2nd tier English football game between two teams 300 miles apart with only 8 Saturdays to go before Christmas at the back end of half-term holidays in Hampshire in the middle of the most significant austerity measures since 1939?

 

That would be an excellent turn out in the circumstances...

 

And people are saving up for next year's summer holidays as well.

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Well the OS article says 'early indications show that the attendance this weekend is likely to surpass the current second highest figure of the campaign which was set at the opening fixture of the season against Leeds United.'

 

The attendance against Leeds was 25,860.

 

The wording of the OS article suggests that the attendance is 'likely' to surpass this amount, and therefore hasn't yet, so we can probably assume that we have so far sold somewhere between 24-25k and they are expecting to sell a few more today and have a few walk up tomorrow. Therefore a crowd of between 26k and 27k is probably likely.

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