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  1. rot

    rothred Active Member

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    seem to remember similar size crowds in the run up to promotion in 1997 and then filling oakwell for the bradford game
     
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    You have a daughter?
     
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    Pressed the wrong button there mate??

    A few things to take into consideration.</p>
    1. We were playing top notch football that was pleasing to the eye
    2. We were on the promotion route to the premiership which obviously adds extra fans
    3. Tickets were cheaper
     
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    rothred Active Member

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    i never said that
     
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    sure did

    i take it back, the crowds were a little bit better in 1997 but don't forget that up until April te bigger gates were against teams with pretty decent away support</p>

    jan</p>

    ipswich 9872</p>

    feb</p>

    port vale 12246</p>

    wolves 18024</p>

    mar</p>

    swindon 8518</p>

    sheff utd 14668</p>

    WBA 12087</p>

    apr</p>

    birmingham 13092</p>

    charlton 11701</p>

    oldham 17476</p>

    bradford  18605</p>

    If we win our next two away games and the other results go our way, I'm willing to bet the next home game will be 12000+ </p>
     
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    in the playoffs

    we only sold 19000 for the brum home game. i was dissapointed with that.
     
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    RE: in the playoffs

    Probably down to us walloping them in the first leg that they didnt bring that many. Im sure our parts of the ground were full on the night.
     
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    RE: in the playoffs

    they still mustered a fair few though. im sure if they had been still in the game they would have filled the north. I cant remember any spaces in the Barnsley areas, although i was in the Eaststand that season near the front so i didnt have a great view.
     
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