Haha, he's never been a billionaire..nouveau fans ? from a club who went from 6k to a 30k white elephant of a stadium that you never fill, quite funny.
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[Albion] Premier League 18-22 / 07 / 20
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Haha, he's never been a billionaire..nouveau fans ? from a club who went from 6k to a 30k white elephant of a stadium that you never fill, quite funny.
Bwian
Kiss my (_!_)
- Jul 14, 2003
- 15,898
Right there is exactly why it will be great to wave goodbye to you. Fecking clueless.
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Taste those salty tears. We have a fantastic stadium with a huge waiting list for a season ticket and one of the best training facilities outside the top four.
When you go down I don’t think we will see Bournemouth in the top flight again in our lifetime.
Bye bye, you won’t be missed.
Always fill... pre-Coronavirus, of course... get your facts sorted...
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Can you please say 'We'll never play you again"
Reading did exactly that and look what happened.
You have a lovely stadium and a lovely debt . I don't think I've ever seen it full.
Always an underlying large support for the Albion, despite later having crooked owners and the stadium stolen. Even in that dire era, taking big numbers to tiny Dean Court, with just a few Bmuff regulars rattling around in the other stands.
Seriously, you need a rethink... you need to check your facts... especially considering you have the smallest capacity stadium by far in the Prem... your fan base is Noddy compared to ALL your Prem rivals... and certainly when compared to ours...
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Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
We have a lovely stadium, no debt because our chaiman is a supporter (lucky eh?) if you had the exact stadium capacity we have you would not draw in as many fans as we do. Maybe you should start calling us lucky not plucky Brighton.
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
Hello pram, where are my toys?
Personally, I think mr boremuffs tears are a natural reaction to the impending doom. Nothing against them really, they have some talented players and was it not for a series of injuries in key positions, may have avoided this situation.
Depending which mercenary rats jump ship, they may do ok next season
Personally, I think mr boremuffs tears are a natural reaction to the impending doom. Nothing against them really, they have some talented players and was it not for a series of injuries in key positions, may have avoided this situation.
Depending which mercenary rats jump ship, they may do ok next season
Plucky’s demise has cheered many people across the south.
The one consolation for Bmuff/Poole, they have so few supporters, most people don’t give a fck.
The one consolation for Bmuff/Poole, they have so few supporters, most people don’t give a fck.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
- 11,360
Are you sure you aren't a Palace fan pretending to be a Bournemouth fan (as sad as that would be), the debt thing is one of their go to things.
You do realise the debt is to the bloke who owns the club, it's interest free, will be turned into shares if it isn't paid back and as it's owed to the bloke who owns the club it's not exactly going to be a problem. Also rather than spunking all of our "debt" on transfer fees and wages like a couple of clubs I could mention, most of it has gone on a new stadium and training complex both of which are considered amongst the best in the country.
portslade seagull
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I do believe most of our crowds were over 30k this season unlike the crowds you get at your non league stadium
- Jul 10, 2003
- 26,492
Of the 14 games before lockdown, we could only muster 29,398 against Burnley whilst every other game had crowds in excess of 30,000.
You have managed an average crowd of 92.7% of your capacity of 11,329
We have managed an average crowd 99% of our capacity of 30,666
You're really not very good at this, are you ?
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We've had decent crowds back in the day, over 20k, up to nearly 30k on occasion...took decent crowds to Wembley / Millenium so hardly noddy, just confined by the current and previous stadiums .
Always had a very good away support, sold out most London and Midland games in the last five years, every league game sold out in the last six years or so.
Probably on a par with Swansea / Reading...would fill a 25K ground in the PL plus its a decent catchment area.
I've always felt you were a bigger club, not much bigger but I guess when you add on your catchment area then you can see why.
Of the 14 games before lockdown, we could only muster 29,398 against Burnley whilst every other game had crowds in excess of 30,000.
You're really not very good at this, are you ?
Lets be honest, you have an Emirates situation going on and having been on the train from Lewes plenty of times Its obvious you have many Tarquins who own seats but don't turn up.
I forget the numerous topics on here discussing empty seats, hence thats why neither me or you have rarely seen it full.
- Jul 10, 2003
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You have an average attendance of nearly 1,000 less than your capacity. If you can't even get close to selling 11,329 tickets when you're in the Premier, I wonder what you'll get next season
You can't even get close to selling out your pathetic 11,329 stadium when you're in the Premier. Wonder what you'll get next season
Its been sold out since day one of the clubs PL tenure ..
I see you edited....capacity was reduced for TV gantries, segregation and increased disabled supporter facilities last year. We have a points system that hasn't come close to reaching general sale.
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I’m glad someone else has noticed that Villa’s only tactic seems to be for their players (mainly Grealish) to fall over at the slightest touch so they can get free kicks and pump the ball into the box. All their goals since the restart have been from set pieces apart from the 2nd against palace.