Good idea but about three years too late.
"Protest against everything wrong with football", one of them says (I've sorted out the typing for him). They were "everything wrong with football" years ago.
I wonder what the excuse will be today?
There could be a proper Chemical Ali moment at Eastleigh with some poor spokesman trotting out rubbish whilst Gordon Taylor (? PFA chap ?) stalks around in the background.
It's about comparisons, you boring and ill informed individual
I hardly think Leicester are doing guff. Middlesbrough - 13k against a top Prem team?! We would have sold out that match.
If you think there is no point talking about this then fine. Some would say that attendances are an interesting part of football - indeed they are commercially significant in both the long and short term. This thread was not about Saints, which is why I put it in here; it's about attendances in general and the number of terrible ones in the Cup on Saturday which I happen to think were a shame.
I can happily understand people not bothering if it's £50 a ticket. Wigan v Hull was £15 for adults, yet 5,000 people turned up. That must be a worry to those clubs and to the FA.
This is all utter, utter, turd encrusted tripe. Don't believe a word. I doubt this guy's ever even left England, nevermind been on some sort of wine soaked, US dollar denominated, golf tour of the Middle East.
Go to Lebanon.
It's a perfectly fair (and some might even dare to venture, interesting) point to note that there are clubs in the lower leagues that are much "bigger" than a lot of clubs in the Premiership. In fact, there seems to be a preponderance of "small" clubs in the Premiership.
That was what the thread was about but you seem to want to make a different point. Which is fine.
I appreciate the time you have devoted to my thread though.
I love you. You're the one.