Rovers attendance

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13,935 there against Leicester.

BRFC have announced that new seating will be installed in the Blackburn End for next season. They have managed to get a three piece suite and two occasional chairs from the DFS sale.
 
I couldn't believe Stanleys gate on Saturday, thought it was a mistake:(

We couldn't believe it when we got on the Clayton End and saw how few were there, Jay. And it's not as if people are staying away in protest at the manager and owners like the Rovers situation. :(
 
We couldn't believe it when we got on the Clayton End and saw how few were there, Jay. And it's not as if people are staying away in protest at the manager and owners like the Rovers situation. :(
I've been doing the guess that gate for a few seasons now and can't remember one so low, maybe its because it was a bank holiday weekend, which is the only thing I can put it down too
 
I've been doing the guess that gate for a few seasons now and can't remember one so low, maybe its because it was a bank holiday weekend, which is the only thing I can put it down too

Sheer, unadulterated apathy in my view, but let's hope gates pick up from here on in!
 
Its just a pity a lot more don't have your love for the club at heart, but of course, you can remember what happened back in the sixties

I've come to the conclusion that most folk in the area just don't care and would be largely indifferent if history repeated itself. :(
 
the stanley crowd was down because of 2 things i believe.
1. The terrible weather
2. The cost
i know a good few who are unwilling/unable to pay the new charges this season.

it was £27 at ewood on saturday in the jack walker, so i returned to my old stomping ground , my beloved Riverside which cost £19.
we were lucky to win...
you don't get punished in the championship like you do in the Prem.
 
I've come to the conclusion that most folk in the area just don't care and would be largely indifferent if history repeated itself. :(

most people get there fill of footie from t.v.
i've been going to live matches since i was 8years old.
it's something your brought up on.
i don't know too many people who watch footie week in week out , year in year out. it must be a minute percentage of the population who actually who actually do get down to the grounds. there's too many other distractions...

Enjoy your team
 
Having tried to weigh this bad gate up. I come to conclusion that these factors have conspired against us. (1) Approx I hr before kick off was very heavy rain,( stanley have had many games rained off in the past,) (2) Rovers game was on T.V. (3) Bank Holiday. (4) The Cost.
 
Having tried to weigh this bad gate up. I come to conclusion that these factors have conspired against us. (1) Approx I hr before kick off was very heavy rain,( stanley have had many games rained off in the past,) (2) Rovers game was on T.V. (3) Bank Holiday. (4) The Cost.
Where was Rovers game on TV cashy:confused:
 
Must have been a foreign station, but didn't know they screened championship games
Was told some foreign station,shows 1 championship game every sat? I wouldn't have a clue.:confused: So they probably showed rovers whilst they still had chance.pmsl.
 
most people get there fill of footie from t.v.
i've been going to live matches since i was 8years old.
it's something your brought up on.
i don't know too many people who watch footie week in week out , year in year out. it must be a minute percentage of the population who actually who actually do get down to the grounds. there's too many other distractions...

Enjoy your team

Are you sure? I don't have figures to hand but hundreds of thousands of folk do go regularly to watch footy week in week out which is hardly a small percentage. However all these reasons - footy on TV, bad weather on Saturday, Bank Holiday - apply just as much to other clubs as us and no one got such an awful gate as Stanley. Agree that price was probably a factor. After forking out for a game on Tuesday, perhaps some couldn't afford to go on Saturday. Problem is, the club is caught between a rock and a hard place - if they reduce the admission drastically, will they be rewarded with an increase in walk ons to make up the financial shortfall? Reckon they should try it for one match to see what happens.
 
Are you sure? I don't have figures to hand but hundreds of thousands of folk do go regularly to watch footy week in week out which is hardly a small percentage. However all these reasons - footy on TV, bad weather on Saturday, Bank Holiday - apply just as much to other clubs as us and no one got such an awful gate as Stanley. Agree that price was probably a factor. After forking out for a game on Tuesday, perhaps some couldn't afford to go on Saturday. Problem is, the club is caught between a rock and a hard place - if they reduce the admission drastically, will they be rewarded with an increase in walk ons to make up the financial shortfall? Reckon they should try it for one match to see what happens.

dropping prices wont help. You either go week in week out,the odd one or two games or not at all. Add up all league attendances for any weekend and its not much of the countries population, which is millions.
Keep up your support, thats all you can do.
 
76,000 regular at Old Trafford :D.. and having come up by train for the Fulham game last week not many from London..but then does it matter where fans travel from?..said it in the past no club with any sense is gonna turn any fans away at the turnstiles.
 
76,000 regular at Old Trafford :D.. and having come up by train for the Fulham game last week not many from London..but then does it matter where fans travel from?..said it in the past no club with any sense is gonna turn any fans away at the turnstiles.
Nah no club will turn em away, amazing how many have no shame though.:D
 
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