Crowd yesterday?

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Fair few empty seats around, also around me in the away end.

Never ceases to amaze me how many empty seats you see at sold out away games.
 
Quite a lot of empty seats scattered around the home end too.
 
They must have gone with their mates in the back rows?
Think he was at another game. Didn't see any spare seats and looked today on TV and couldn't see any. Seems we have a few on here who spot the mysterious empty seats.
 
The Sunday Times says 20,650 but that is the crowd they have given at Burnley so maybe they are mistaken?View attachment 62396
Good point. I can't believe that a PL club would fail to publish the crowd. Not being nerdy, but I need it for the update to Denis Clarebrough's book etc. Any chance of finding out via your various press connections stringer ?
 
Good point. I can't believe that a PL club would fail to publish the crowd. Not being nerdy, but I need it for the update to Denis Clarebrough's book etc. Any chance of finding out via your various press connections stringer ?
After years of providing us with your graphs, which I love, I would be disappointed if you weren't a bit nerdy 😀
 



Watching on a dodgy stream (NBC Sports) the attendance flashed up and it was 20 thousand and odd, defo no more than 21k.
 
Fair few empty seats around, also around me in the away end.

Never ceases to amaze me how many empty seats you see at sold out away games.

I can't remember the last time I sat in my actual seat at an away game. As a group we have to get seats separately due to the loyalty point brackets, so we all stand at the back usually (or where there is a gap). I expect that's the case for a lot of people.
 
Why don't most media outlets bother with the attendance any more? It used to be a big part of reading the footie results.
 

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