Joe K
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With my experiences from the weekend (Salford City vs Darlo) I can say, that there's no level (accept the quantity) Darlington-supporters are comparable to DHFC-supporters on...
I'm both, All to Nah.
With my experiences from the weekend (Salford City vs Darlo) I can say, that there's no level (accept the quantity) Darlington-supporters are comparable to DHFC-supporters on...
I'm quite interested in waving my, er, I mean, seeing what other attendances are like cos (a) it gives a sense of how much of a hopeless suicide mission the season after a promotion would be (not at all at the moment!), and (b) I'm interested in the wider health of the divisions around us. I'm perfectly capable of indulging myself behind the goal* but it's slightly less fun when you feel like you're playing a team with no fans.to be honest...I couldn't give a fuck bout where we are, compared to other clubs in attendances. I'm just enjoying the crowds we currently get. It's not a bloody willy waving contest!
As with last week it felt like more. I think that's the fullest I've ever seen the Dogging Paradise Hedgehog Mass Murder End in the first half. Was there another cash-on-the-opened-gate queue-buster?1,162 Dulwich Hamlet v Canvey Island
571 last season
Crowd was accurate as The Griff was back in the saddle and I jumped on the next turnstile. The hoards still love to turn up near kick off.As with last week it felt like more. I think that's the fullest I've ever seen the Dogging Paradise Hedgehog Mass Murder End in the first half. Was there another cash-on-the-opened-gate queue-buster?
That's the pitch fucked for the Stonewall game then!Wish that crowd had seen us riding the wicker raindeer in the goal mouth about 8pm
canvey had around 20 fansThat's the pitch fucked for the Stonewall game then!
canvey had around 20 fans
im just saying !Is it really that important?
There were twenty behind the goal in the second half, which mens there were probably at least the same number again along the sides and in the stand. You need to remember away fans don't all wear colurs and stand behind the goal. Quite a lot of people in the stand jumped up and cheered when they took the lead.canvey had around 20 fans
The 'large gate' for the last game of the season was because it was a Community Day, not sure think it was organised by the Trust, funded from a local grant.
that season I only missed 8 games !
just looking back at some of those attedances to what we get at champion hill know,
long queues at the ground and a staggering 1,459 against Met police
2004 -2005 season attendance 157
ForwardHamlet have been keeping a loose eye on Sat home attendances and the Met Police game was the 5th in a row that has been over 1,000.Would be interesting to know what the average attendance has been for Saturday matches only, as obviously it's quite a bit lower for the midweek matches so they'll be dragging down the average.
I guess it also means there's a big financial incentive these days for the club to make sure Saturday games don't get postponed, as there'll be such a big difference between Saturday and Tuesday/Wednesday income.
long queues at the ground and a staggering 1,459 against Met police
2004 -2005 season attendance 157
Would be interesting to know what the average attendance has been for Saturday matches only, as obviously it's quite a bit lower for the midweek matches so they'll be dragging down the average.
I guess it also means there's a big financial incentive these days for the club to make sure Saturday games don't get postponed, as there'll be such a big difference between Saturday and Tuesday/Wednesday income.
ForwardHamlet have been keeping a loose eye on Sat home attendances and the Met Police game was the 5th in a row that has been over 1,000.