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I can't go as I am at a wedding. The groom also can't go. My dad can't as he is in Portugal. That's three season ticket holders not going. Think others in wedding party are fans also.

Apologies to all. I'm gutted if that helps.

Circumstances don’t matter to the Uber superfans. You can fuck off and never come back as far as they’re concerned. Don’t need day trippers

I completely agree, when it comes to the crunch we have about 10-12k day trippers who you'll see at Wembley and against the Mags and thats it.

This is nonsense.
 
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They're released in 60 minutes according to safc.com.

If we've got 27,400 season ticket holders then just over 1,100 non-season ticket seats have been sold so far. Of course, some of these may have been sold to season ticket holders who wish to move seats for this game for some reason (North Stand?).
I bought 5 other seats rather than sit in my normal seat as its absolutely shite
 
It will, cup games/play offs are always around 25k to 30k home supporters at most.

Aye but it'll still be disappointing. Cup games (especially the early rounds) I can sort of understand; I go to them, but some will feel that we're bound to get knocked out later and there's so many games to go to they can't be bothered (still can't explain the low semi final crowd mind).

This one though, if you've paid to go to every league game why would you stop now when the most important game of the season comes around? I know it was a league above, but we had 34,500 for the crystal palace play off, and that was significantly higher than the average attendance. Equally the Sheffield United play off game is still seen as one of the best games at the stadium. Having the first leg at home won't have helped I suppose, people might be keener to go if it was the decisive leg, but I still don't know why you'd go to Rochdale at home and not this. I do realise some will simply not be able to make it, but I'd still expect over 30,000 for this
 
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Aye but it'll still be disappointing. Cup games (especially the early rounds) I can sort of understand; I go to them, but some will feel that we're bound to get knocked out later and there's so many games to go to they can't be bothered (still can't explain the low semi final crowd mind).

This one though, if you've paid to go to every league game why would you stop now when the most important game of the season comes around? I know it was a league above, but we had 34,500 for the crystal palace play off, and that was significantly higher than the average attendance. Equally the Sheffield United play off game is still seen as one of the best games at the stadium. Having the first leg at home won't have helped I suppose, people might be keener to go if it was the decisive leg, but I still don't know why you'd go to Rochdale at home and not this. I do realise some will simply not be able to make it, but I'd still expect over 30,000 for this
sheff utd game. Class!
 
Blame Ross for the woeful football and having the team in a complete talespin

Sorry mate, it’s the biggest game of the season. Forget the last couple of weeks and just focus on the fact we are three games from promotion

Is that right? I've seen about 5 different figures.

Sadly mate, it’s correct. At present, including away support and hosp, we are looking at 23k.
 
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