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Not really... I had a lovely day today, and as a season ticket holder, I am still counted in the numbers. :cool:

18 out of 23 is the figures C*rpy.... 18 out of 23. What does 18 out of 23 mean C*rpy? 18 times out of 23 is how many home matches this season have not been sold out at your dump. Now... you found 'possibly' 3 games over a 6 year period where The Dell wasn't sold out in the league. I have just found 18 times in one season from your lot. Case closed?

For 1 season wasn't it? And that was before the figures Corpy is presenting... also the same applied for the Archers Road end... it couldn't be segregated.

Me too... for everyone that PM'd me... here is a picture I took at kick-off time. Splendid.

I had a lovely day today, hired a little boat out with my ladyfriend and pottered around in Christchurch Harbour, had a lovely meal in The Riverside, it's a Harvester, I recommend it. I trust you all had a lovely day.

Yes... he has a wonky hand now. He arrived on the wrong day for a gig at the Joiners.

I removed the cup game attendances... you wouldn't want me comparing them to some of your cup attendances would you? So Corpy... out of 5 seasons, there is on average 2 games a season which dip more than 100 or 200 below capacity... funnily enough they are nearly all midweek, and with the exception of the Monday night game against West Ham... they are all against teams who you would not expect to sell out a 2000 allocation. Just incase you didn't hear me the first time... the away allocation was 2,000 - the upper and lower tiers of the East Stand... this could not be split and any unsold tickets could not be passed back to home fans... so if an away team brings 1000... the attendance straight away drops to about 14k I hope this answers your questions and satisfies your straw clutching.

BNP every day of the week.

Crispin apparantly made 4k from it, £2 a ticket... the owners would have taken £4 and I presume the other £4 to COYR? I could be wrong, but that would make sense.

I have been hunting high and low for these people that had a really good time at Silverspoons... still haven't found a single one postitive message in the hundreds of negative ones. Can someone provide me a link? NI says the majority enjoyed it... so surely there is some testimonials. By the way Nick... I have no personal gripe against you, as I am sure I fall into your 'vitriol' posts. I do however have absolutely no sympathy for you... you made yourself a public figure, it's YOU that chooses to run the websites, do the interviews for Sky, BBC... be 'Chairman of the Saints Trust' , get involved in just about anything public to do with Saints, set up Saints related business ventures etc etc... Don't lap up the glory when it ( rarely ) goes right then cry like a dumped girlfriend when it goes wrong and people turn on you. If you didn't spend so much time putting your views across in the local and national media then people wouldn't even know who Nick Illingsworth is. The FACT is you coined a profit from Saints fans by arranging Silverspoons, if that wasn't your motivation and it was done 'for the fans' then you would have given the profit to charity...you didn't, you pocketed it, so stop trying to mug people off that this was done 'by the fans, for the fans' ... it was done for a profit. There is nothing wrong with making a profit by the way, but why not be honest from the start?

It's a lovely day out there... I am off for a walk along Hengistbury Head. Enjoy the game. xx

I have been told it's all arranged... the person at the club I have been asking just won't bloody tell me! :-(

I am wearing Henri Lloyd as I write this... it's rather nice.

Bloody hurry up and tell me sfc ffs

I've decided I am definately not going tommorow. I also won't be giving my season ticket to any of my mates to use, even if they pay me.

I approached TSA ( same lot as Saints Trust ) when I thought it would be an idea to do a presentation for Jason Dodd... just to see if they were interested in helping out... I stated I didn't want it being done in any supporters group name or want any publicity for anyone for it... I wanted it to be a gesture from the 'fans' suddenly they didn't seem interested. That's where my opinion of the ego's of some started.

98/99 14,762 - 500 under capacity against Nottingham Forest, could be fair to say this was away fans... even if it wasn't, it is the only fixture apart from Wimbledon which was not a complete sellout. 14,354 - 800 under capacity against Wimbledon - I think it would be fair to say this would have been Wimbledon not selling their allocation, wouldn't you? 99/2000 14,207 - Derby, fair to say they would have bought 1,000 down for a midweeker? Which takes care of the 1,000 empty seats... every single other league game was a complete sellout... if you are honestly going to say that because the attendance fluctuates by 100 or so it's not a sellout then you are clueless. I hope this has pwned you enough. Deal with it Corpy, your support is sh!te.

Corpy... there was just under 2000 away tickets in the East Stand at The Dell... these could not be segregated. There was a waiting list just for the memberships and the Season Tickets were capped... and full EVERY season. So if an away team brings 500 fans down, the 'sell-out' attendance immediately drops to 13,700... do you not get this? Put your hands up and admit your support is pathetic... Wigan of the South. Be interesting to see how many of your 'support' turn up next season.

If it's the ticket pricing that's the problem, can you answer why it is your 'offer areas' like the Milton and North Stand which are the ones which have the empty seats? Surely if your excuse stands up then it would be the expensive seats which were not sold out and not the cheap seats? You have been GIVING AWAY tickets... I am not talking small amounts... my old mans firm gets AT LEAST 20 pairs of tickets for every game, and that's only one business!!!

Can you pick me up from Romsey please?

More than any other team has ever taken to the new Wembley, and probably more than anyone ever will. Over 50,000 I hope this answers your question.

You would think that there would have been a moral obligation to publish where the money went. No... same old f*cking corrupt bullsh!t from the same old corrupt people that think people who have donated money ( including myself ) don't have the right to know what happened to their money that they donated. I don't know whether there is a law against not publishing the final figures... but I do know that if ever there was a reason to despise the Saints Trust... you have one right there.

He won't be smacking birds and sexually assaulting them whilst he is on the pitch playing for Saints... so for that reason, I say we should be at the front of the queue to sign him.

Couldn't give a fook what they get up to in their private lives... as long as they score goals.

To be fair, I would be quite happy if we signed both of them, especially if we lose Lambert.