Bolton vs York City

[TKIZ!]

we don't really care how many you'e sold, it has no impact on us.

Ok, that's fair enough. I honestly wasn't sure if you would be bothered (I did ask about four pages ago), and only kept posting as some said they were, but clearly most of you don't, so I'll leave it

Should be a fun day. All the best

Fair enough fella, the thing is with the internet you get no inclining of the tone of the posts, what may have seemed like an off hand comment by BWFC Dan may have had more read into it by yourself.

I'm honestly chuffed for you that you are bringing that many but like I said it has no impact on us because if we have loads in that day it's expected, if we don't it's 'lets take the pi$$ of out of Bolton for not filling their ground against York'

[thebish]

How many did we take to Munich in 2007 for a *meaningless* UEFA Cup group game with a near reserve side managed by some ginger guy we didn't like which was live on Channel5 ?

4 (and a dog)

[TKIZ!]

I thought it was 5 (the bish, fat frank, a super sausage dog, Tony Kelly and HWSNBN ego)

[Prufrock]

Well we sold out our Carling Cup Final allocation, and there was a big kerfuffle about lots of people not being able to get tickets, so we'll say we could have sold 70k. Aren't we ace?! Beat that tin pot team man . If only we weren't held back by our tiny tin pot ground.

[thebish]

Well we sold out our Carling Cup Final allocation, and there was a big kerfuffle about lots of people not being able to get tickets, so we'll say we could have sold 70k. Aren't we ace?! Beat that tin pot team man . If only we weren't held back by our tiny tin pot ground.

ahh - but 69,000 of those were for Batman and his aliases....

[Prufrock]

Well we sold out our Carling Cup Final allocation, and there was a big kerfuffle about lots of people not being able to get tickets, so we'll say we could have sold 70k. Aren't we ace?! Beat that tin pot team man . If only we weren't held back by our tiny tin pot ground.

ahh - but 69,000 of those were for Batman and his aliases....

Aye- I remember getting one of the remaining thousand tickets, turning up expecting a roaring crowd, only to be greeted by this...!

[Athers]

I've just gone for a piss on that picture so that does affect the number by several %

[Worthy4England]

Not sure why people are still entertaining this debate.

But in the spirit of the thing.

Bolton's average attendance in the 4th Division in our one season in 1988 was 5,018 - that's higher than York have managed every year since then - including their recentish 3rd Division "glory years" in the mid to late 1990's - when they were still generally below the 4,000 mark.

Our lowest average since 1947 was 4,847 in 1986 - which York have managed to eclipse since 1989, well, never.

Thank fcuk the place has a racecourse, I'd rather watch my pub team.

[RobbieSavagesLeg]

I've said it before and I'll say it again:
"It's a game of football cocker, not a competition to see how many people a club can fit in the stadium. If it was neither of us would win, and the same team would be top every year."

He seems to have a bit of a chip on his shoulder this chap because Premiership football is all 'foreigners falling over'.
Making threats: 'There is something amusing about a £2m benchwarmer from somewhere overseas running for his life with a flare on his head' (Don't want to say the R word).
And dismissing our away support.


Hope we smash 'em back into Yorkshire now.

[thebish]

Not sure why people are still entertaining this debate.

But in the spirit of the thing.

Bolton's average attendance in the 4th Division in our one season in 1988 was 5,018 - that's higher than York have managed every year since then - including their recentish 3rd Division "glory years" in the mid to late 1990's - when they were still generally below the 4,000 mark.

Our lowest average since 1947 was 4,847 in 1986 - which York have managed to eclipse since 1989, well, never.

I suspect this conclusively puts it to bed - as Worthy's magnificent statistical analysis often does - and that Danny_York_City has hung her head in shame and gone to wax her armpits...

Bravo worthy!

[Worthy4England]

Not sure why people are still entertaining this debate.

But in the spirit of the thing.

Bolton's average attendance in the 4th Division in our one season in 1988 was 5,018 - that's higher than York have managed every year since then - including their recentish 3rd Division "glory years" in the mid to late 1990's - when they were still generally below the 4,000 mark.

Our lowest average since 1947 was 4,847 in 1986 - which York have managed to eclipse since 1989, well, never.

I suspect this conclusively puts it to bed - as Worthy's magnificent statistical analysis often does - and that Danny_York_City has hung her head in shame and gone to wax her armpits...

Bravo worthy!

Since we were last in the 4th Division, they've averaged 3,160 attendance across a number of divisions. So roughly 40% of their support in the Cup match, will be made up of glory hunting cock-watchers.

[thebish]

Not sure why people are still entertaining this debate.

But in the spirit of the thing.

Bolton's average attendance in the 4th Division in our one season in 1988 was 5,018 - that's higher than York have managed every year since then - including their recentish 3rd Division "glory years" in the mid to late 1990's - when they were still generally below the 4,000 mark.

Our lowest average since 1947 was 4,847 in 1986 - which York have managed to eclipse since 1989, well, never.

I suspect this conclusively puts it to bed - as Worthy's magnificent statistical analysis often does - and that Danny_York_City has hung her head in shame and gone to wax her armpits...

Bravo worthy!

Since we were last in the 4th Division, they've averaged 3,160 attendance across a number of divisions. So roughly 40% of their support in the Cup match, will be made up of glory hunting cock-watchers.

away from home???

[TKIZ!]

Well the one thing you could never accuse Bolton fans of being is glory hunters

[Worthy4England]

Not sure why people are still entertaining this debate.

But in the spirit of the thing.

Bolton's average attendance in the 4th Division in our one season in 1988 was 5,018 - that's higher than York have managed every year since then - including their recentish 3rd Division "glory years" in the mid to late 1990's - when they were still generally below the 4,000 mark.

Our lowest average since 1947 was 4,847 in 1986 - which York have managed to eclipse since 1989, well, never.

I suspect this conclusively puts it to bed - as Worthy's magnificent statistical analysis often does - and that Danny_York_City has hung her head in shame and gone to wax her armpits...

Bravo worthy!

Since we were last in the 4th Division, they've averaged 3,160 attendance across a number of divisions. So roughly 40% of their support in the Cup match, will be made up of glory hunting cock-watchers.

away from home???

Errr - no. Which is pretty embarrassing.

I just wish I could find their stats for 1988 when we were in the 4th and they were a big team in the 3rd. I'd be very surprised if they beat us that year too.

[SonsOfThunder]

Well the one thing you could never accuse Bolton fans of being is glory hunters

Hey, 6th place (we'll be taking it back from Sunderland shortly) is pretty glorious, isn't it?

[CAPSLOCK]

If little Danny doesn't find Worthy the numbers, I'll dig them out

[TKIZ!]

Well the one thing you could never accuse Bolton fans of being is glory hunters

Hey, 6th place (we'll be taking it back from Sunderland shortly) is pretty glorious, isn't it?

Oh yeah!

[thebish]

it'll be both of yours fault when it doesn't happen!

[Lord Kangana]

You started it.

[thebish]

You started it.

you're not off the hook for your "megson is gone now it's all rosy" approach yet!