Japanman
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If Torquay's last turn out is any indication then Wembley probably wouldn't have made any difference.
Any Gulls want to say why so few turned up yesterday?
Any Gulls want to say why so few turned up yesterday?
We took twice the number Stevenage did so perhaps you'd be better off asking themIf Torquay's last turn out is any indication then Wembley probably wouldn't have made any difference.
Any Gulls want to say why so few turned up yesterday?
Yet they still made twice the noise, no surprise there though.We took twice the number Stevenage did so perhaps you'd be better off asking them
Thanks, but that doesn't explain why so few Gulls went.We took twice the number Stevenage did so perhaps you'd be better off asking them
The Conference Family, oops sorry, wrong game, must have just felt like it.Thanks, but that doesn't explain why so few Gulls went.
PS. If 4,000 Gulls went and 2,000 Satanage (acoording to your figures) then where did the other 5,000 come from?
I didn't say we took 4000. We took 7000.Thanks, but that doesn't explain why so few Gulls went.
PS. If 4,000 Gulls went and 2,000 Satanage (acoording to your figures) then where did the other 5,000 come from?
Not fat and can't count either.I didn't say we took 4000. We took 7000.
It was 13000 on the 24th, 5 days ago.Peterborough have only sold 9000 tickets for today. Number one reason is the cost, ticket prices during a recession were ridiculous. One of our fans that I know of had to purchase a ticket for his 3 month old child. No student concessions at all. Distance was a factor but overall if Stevenage can only sell half what we did and Perterborough only 2000 more then I'd say our sales were good for a club of our size.