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I have said a few times before , coming to city is quite a popular away game for most fans , usually they take the 3 points for starters ?.

good away end with decent acoustics, A&S police are far from the worse police force policing football matches so they get to have a decent day. Plenty of decent places to drink without stepping on the toes of the city faithfull. Waterfront,

kings street , Clifton & most places other side of the river think a fair few away fans also head to either Thornbury & Portishead  and generally Bristol is renown for being a very decent city to visit ( despite what some of us may think ) I travel all over the uk and let me tell you Bristol is very decent , bit slow on decision making and some bizarre decisions ( Bristol arena in Filton ) but that’s another story.

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1 hour ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:

Why will it not be 20 k +

It might be, but everyone having to pay means some STH wont bother. Of around 10 STH I know , we are down to 4 Saturday for various reasons. It would be good to get to 20k, and WBA bringing more than Swansea is a start. I would guess about 14k though.

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Hope we get a good crowd for this one. Very reasonably priced and a spot in the fifth round is a decent prize for the winner. Surprised City don't incentivise cup games a bit more by offering attendees additional priority on the next round (after season ticket holders of course) if we get there. We're members and we're coming, and bringing a couple of friends who were drawn in by the pricing. In these tough times, it really does make a difference to whether people come or not.

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Won’t be anywhere near 20k unless ticket sales pick up quickly current site showing,

4,089 left in Dolman 

3,889 left in south stand 

1,886 left in lower Lansdown stand, upper not open. 

entire lower bowl of stadium seats 21,000.

if WBA sell 3.5k that leaves 700 spare in Ateyeo Stand. 
 

That means so far 10,436 sold if WBA sell their full allocation. 
 

Might get 13/14k if we’re lucky. 

 

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2 minutes ago, mightyreds89 said:

Won’t be anywhere near 20k unless ticket sales pick up quickly current site showing,

4,089 left in Dolman 

3,889 left in south stand 

1,886 left in lower Lansdown stand, upper not open. 

entire lower bowl of stadium seats 21,000.

if WBA sell 3.5k that leaves 700 spare in Ateyeo Stand. 
 

That means so far 10,436 sold if WBA sell their full allocation. 
 

Might get 13/14k if we’re lucky. 

 

Oh well that's cheered us up.

 

 

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1 hour ago, mightyreds89 said:

Won’t be anywhere near 20k unless ticket sales pick up quickly current site showing,

4,089 left in Dolman 

3,889 left in south stand 

1,886 left in lower Lansdown stand, upper not open. 

entire lower bowl of stadium seats 21,000.

if WBA sell 3.5k that leaves 700 spare in Ateyeo Stand. 
 

That means so far 10,436 sold if WBA sell their full allocation. 
 

Might get 13/14k if we’re lucky. 

 

Lot of people may get paid end of week so sales may pick up 

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9 hours ago, mightyreds89 said:

Won’t be anywhere near 20k unless ticket sales pick up quickly current site showing,

4,089 left in Dolman 

3,889 left in south stand 

1,886 left in lower Lansdown stand, upper not open. 

entire lower bowl of stadium seats 21,000.

if WBA sell 3.5k that leaves 700 spare in Ateyeo Stand. 
 

That means so far 10,436 sold if WBA sell their full allocation. 
 

Might get 13/14k if we’re lucky. 

 

It was the same in the week of the Swansea game, ticket sales were slow but still had a decent gate considering ko time and it being on a Sunday.

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2 hours ago, Engvall’s Splinter said:

I actually think Sundays are a benefit for numbers. Bristol has a decent local football scene on a Saturday which means many miss out. 

Bristol’s Saturday football scene is good. It used to have one of the highest number of players in the country aside from London, iirc. Not sure it makes much difference to numbers playing on a Sunday though. All kids football is on a Sunday morning/afternoon which again, has high levels of participation.

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1 hour ago, Betty Swallocks said:

Bristol’s Saturday football scene is good. It used to have one of the highest number of players in the country aside from London, iirc. Not sure it makes much difference to numbers playing on a Sunday though. All kids football is on a Sunday morning/afternoon which again, has high levels of participation.

Fair point. 

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1 hour ago, Betty Swallocks said:

Bristol’s Saturday football scene is good. It used to have one of the highest number of players in the country aside from London, iirc. Not sure it makes much difference to numbers playing on a Sunday though. All kids football is on a Sunday morning/afternoon which again, has high levels of participation.

Remember working with a bloke from Liverpool, who was surprised that Saturday football was “big” down here, and up there Sunday football was seen as much more important, better levels, etc.  I wonder if that was anything down to the people that played wanted to watch Liverpool or Everton, so importance shifted to Sunday football?

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54 minutes ago, Davefevs said:

Remember working with a bloke from Liverpool, who was surprised that Saturday football was “big” down here, and up there Sunday football was seen as much more important, better levels, etc.  I wonder if that was anything down to the people that played wanted to watch Liverpool or Everton, so importance shifted to Sunday football?

Yeah Sunday football is massive on Merseyside. Can remember going to watch a FA Sunday Cup game many years ago between a Bristol side (UK Flooring, I think it might have been) and a side from Merseyside, got chatting to a few who came down who said how seriously it is taken up there. 

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2 hours ago, Betty Swallocks said:

Bristol’s Saturday football scene is good. It used to have one of the highest number of players in the country aside from London, iirc. Not sure it makes much difference to numbers playing on a Sunday though. All kids football is on a Sunday morning/afternoon which again, has high levels of participation.

Kid football happens on both Saturdays and Sundays depending on the age group. It alternates from one year to the next.

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