Attendance watch 2011-2012

[LUX]

Hey Kes, have a look at these Chelsea average home attendances. Talk about glory boys.
Shocking support, most of these seasons were in the top division. http://www.european-football-statistics ... b/chls.htm


1994 19.416
1993 18.787
1992 18.686
1991 20.738
1990 21.531
1989 15.731
1988 20.118
1987 17.694
1986 21.985
1985 23.065
1984 21.120
1983 12.672
1982 13.132
1981 17.897


"there was football before the Premiership, you know"

[No Fixed Abode]

Hey Kes, have a look at these Chelsea average home attendances. Talk about glory boys.
Shocking support, most of these seasons were in the top division. http://www.european-football-statistics ... b/chls.htm


1994 19.416
1993 18.787
1992 18.686
1991 20.738
1990 21.531
1989 15.731
1988 20.118
1987 17.694
1986 21.985
1985 23.065
1984 21.120
1983 12.672
1982 13.132
1981 17.897


"there was football before the Premiership, you know"

What a catch

[LUX]

thanks

[melonhead]

Hey Kes, have a look at these Chelsea average home attendances. Talk about glory boys.
Shocking support, most of these seasons were in the top division. http://www.european-football-statistics ... b/chls.htm


1994 19.416
1993 18.787
1992 18.686
1991 20.738
1990 21.531
1989 15.731
1988 20.118
1987 17.694
1986 21.985
1985 23.065
1984 21.120
1983 12.672
1982 13.132
1981 17.897


"there was football before the Premiership, you know"

What a catch

if hed posted it in his own(kes look at this) thread

wouldnt he have just caught you?

[floyd__streete]

Was Kes in attendance at the following game:

http://www.statbunker.com/football/btb/ ... tchID=3398

?

HOB NOB NEEDS TO KNOW
BECAUSE
WE'RE ALL
DEFINITELOLY
RATTLOLED

[No Fixed Abode]

Interesting to note Readings away support is on average 100 people less than Oxford Uniteds.

[Silver Fox]

Interesting to note Readings away support is on average 100 people less than Oxford Uniteds.

Not really

[roadrunner]

Interesting to note Readings away support is on average 100 people less than Oxford Uniteds.

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Was Kes in attendance at the following game:

http://www.statbunker.com/football/btb/ ... tchID=3398

?

HOB NOB NEEDS TO KNOW
BECAUSE
WE'RE ALL
DEFINITELOLY
RATTLOLED

C'mon Floyd, surely you can do better than that:

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

[No Fixed Abode]

Pretty good fishing.

[sandman]

Interesting to note Readings away support is on average 100 people less than Oxford Uniteds.

And double the amount Barcelona take away.

[Jackson Corner]

Interesting to note Readings away support is on average 100 people less than Oxford Uniteds.

And double the amount Barcelona take away.

They don't have to pay £35 to go to Leeds.

[Big Foot]

Noted that the attendance was reported in most places as being 17,825 and understand that this is number of tickets sold, rather than people who actually turned up on the day. Reading The Times' match report, they've got the attendance listed as 14,473 - never realised this number was actually released. Know that there was train problems for a lot of Bristol City fans but wondered if a discrepancy of 3k+ was normal?

[Hugo Boss]

Got to stick up for Kes a little bit here - Everyone giving Chelsea grief for getting better crowds now the team is doing well. Does this not happen at every single club in the Country, including our own?!

[who are ya?]

It does happen everywhere. We've gone from 6,000 odd at The Mong Stad to plans of stadium expansion (which, ftr, I hope never happens)

[melonhead]

even if we were an etsablished premiere league club, who regularly sold out and had a waiting list for season tickets?

never say never

[who are ya?]

even if we were an etsablished premiere league club, who regularly sold out and had a waiting list for season tickets?

never say never

Or become crippled by financial problems, drop down a few divisions and end up with as many empty seats on a matchday as the ground holds already

NEVER say never

[URZZZZZZZZ]

Attendance isn't the amount of tickets sold, its the amount that come through the gates. Now we have an automated system its easier to total up how many have come in.

[Svlad Cjelli]

Attendance isn't the amount of tickets sold, its the amount that come through the gates. Now we have an automated system its easier to total up how many have come in.

The number we report is the total number of tickets sold, including STH's who've not turned up (and people on trains). We used to report actual numbers who turned up but when we went to the PL it was one of their requirements that we reported total tickets and we never went back for some reason.

[who are ya?]

and we never went back for some reason.

To save face