With the weather and the fact england are on itv i feel that tonights crowd may be a record low.
Any word on how many are travelling up
tonights attendance
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tonights attendance
by seantheshrimp » Tue Nov 17, 2015 2:52 pm
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Re: tonights attendance
by Seasider9601 » Tue Nov 17, 2015 2:55 pm
The England match holds no interest whatsoever with me. At all.
Even if Morecambe hadn't have been playing my interest level in the England game would still have been zilch.
Its to be hoped the reduced admission cost tonight will entice a few in to The Globe.
Even if Morecambe hadn't have been playing my interest level in the England game would still have been zilch.
Its to be hoped the reduced admission cost tonight will entice a few in to The Globe.
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Re: tonights attendance
by marky No.1 » Tue Nov 17, 2015 3:00 pm
I would rather win in front of 700, than lose with 2500 watching. Some of the 25 expected from Essex might have decided to turn round by the time they get to the Midlands...
Meanwhile Plymouth are expecting 13,000 this week for the visit of Exeter, which is the equivalent total of all our League home games this season against Accrington. Wycombe, Notts Co., Northampton. Luton, Bristol R., Crawley and Leyton Orient
Meanwhile Plymouth are expecting 13,000 this week for the visit of Exeter, which is the equivalent total of all our League home games this season against Accrington. Wycombe, Notts Co., Northampton. Luton, Bristol R., Crawley and Leyton Orient
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