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It's because I'm a Wigan fan I know capacity is reduced by 10% for unreserved seating and another few hundred seats were removed to help with segregation/getting on the pitch. I also know every team that comes believe they bring far more, as fans standing makes the stand look fuller than it is when looking down and across.
In the Premier League most of the bigger teams were limited to 4k to 4.5k, and with everyone seated, you'd be mistaken for thinking it was at its absolute capacity.Last edited by Phil77; 10-05-2014, 06:59 PM.Comment
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This is a family stand that is ususlly 70% full for League games with families, schools, groups etc. Because of the way revenue is split and tickets distributed, many either could not attend or had to purchase regular full price tickets.Comment
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Phil, I'm not making judgements. To be fair, every local we spoke to yesterday were absolutely lovely, friendly people. One guy who chatted to us outside the ground at about 2:30, had just popped down to buy his ticket. He did tell us though that he had only just decided to go.
I suppose the simple fact of the matter is that Wigan folk are simply more into their Rugby than their Football.Comment
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We had reserved seating Phil and sold over 3,000 tickets by Wednesday. I'm not arguing about numbers though, was anywhere from 3-3,500.It's because I'm a Wigan fan I know capacity is reduced by 10% for unreserved seating and another few hundred seats were removed to help with segregation/getting on the pitch. I also know every team that comes believe they bring far more, as fans standing makes the stand look fuller than it is when looking down and across.
In the Premier League most of the bigger teams were limited to 4k to 4.5k, and with everyone seated, you'd be mistaken for thinking it was at its absolute capacity.Comment
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You forgot to mention he had to stop as you had stalled the car in front of him as you had blocked the road!Phil, I'm not making judgements. To be fair, every local we spoke to yesterday were absolutely lovely, friendly people. One guy who chatted to us outside the ground at about 2:30, had just popped down to buy his ticket. He did tell us though that he had only just decided to go.
I suppose the simple fact of the matter is that Wigan folk are simply more into their Rugby than their Football.Comment
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