Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Fri Sep 14, 2012 9:26 am  

gingerspice wrote:

Tbf in Cairo they tend to travel round on donkeys not camels, the camels tend to hang around the desert area

It will have to be a camel then, Clinton's gone home.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Fri Sep 14, 2012 10:40 am  

Mrs Barista wrote:

When do we find out the outcome of the big meeting? Rob Crossland is off to Mumbai - has it taken place already? I honestly think the Allams are taking over, not trolling, I genuinely think it will happen. Couple of shareholding shuffles this year, some cryptic comments. Watch this space. Always wanted to put that.

I think you are correct, I have never wanted to say that!

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Fri Sep 14, 2012 10:53 am  

FONT wrote:

I think you are correct, I have never wanted to say that!

Unfortunately, despite the protestations of some of our rowdier fans, it happens on a rather frequent basis.

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Fri Sep 14, 2012 12:41 pm  

SirStan wrote:

Wakefield have had the largest % increase in gates in SL. Their average is over 8,000 and larger than ours. Some of this is away fan numbers, but their own support has increased now they have 2 garden sheds to stand in.

i should have been more clearer it was the cas home game against wakefield they were after a 10000 gate and really marketed the game but fell well short i wasnt referring to wakefields home att in general

Re: Hudge and Crossland ready to pull their support? : Fri Sep 14, 2012 1:55 pm  

fun time frankie wrote:

i should have been more clearer it was the cas home game against wakefield they were after a 10000 gate and really marketed the game but fell well short i wasnt referring to wakefields home att in general

No worries mate. Cas have been utter poop all year and the attendances have suffered accordingly. Due to the ground layout (i.e. you can rock up late, pay on the gate ans stand anywhere) I suspect their Season ticket numbers are relatively low. This only becomes a problem when you are gash. Rovers were also gash, but high % of season tickets meant most of us still turned up despite losing 153 consecutive home games (well that's what it feels like).