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5277 attendees for Tamworth of which 249 were from Tamworth.
3285 for today against Rushall of which 27 were from Rushall.
I make that 1716 who didn’t turn up today. You really need to stop making things up CMC.1 user thanked author for this post.
Only 54 out. Better numeracy than whoever agreed to pay Dean Rance £1500 a week
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Iron-awe has quoted 1800, are you going to go after him as well?
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She did. Just before she ran off with my best friend….
I’m going to miss him.2 users thanked author for this post.
The town isn’t loving this team?
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The town isn’t loving this team?
Except for the exceptionally bad times of repeated relegation (Cox Hill) there has always been a hardcore of circa 3k fans who turn up rain snow or blow with another 1500 to 2k floaters who will attend when the team is doing well and playing good attractive football (good memory needed) .. the fact the ownership appears stable and ground is safe plus better food etc it proves fans will turn out to support the club when decent football is being played . No one wants to watch a loosing team and go home depressed its human nature.
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The town isn’t loving this team?
“You need a very good reason not to be at Glanford Park this Saturday”
I think some found it on Tuesday
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Based on the football I’ve watched on Tuesday and Saturday I’d never go again.
My reasoning to keep going is to support the club financially and try and support them to get out of this horrible league which Swann and then Hilton have driven us into.
To that end, for this season, Dean and the players have my support. I think we can grind out the results to keep up pressure on Tamworth and worse case we finish second and are in pole position for the playoffs.
Once we get into The National League and club gets out of the embargo and some of the expensive player contracts they are signed up to then I’ll have some expectations and the games should be better.5277 attendees for Tamworth of which 249 were from Tamworth.
3285 for today against Rushall of which 27 were from Rushall.
I make that 1716 who didn’t turn up today. You really need to stop making things up CMC.It could have been worse. How many that turned up yesterday, apart from ST holders, had already bought their ticket before Tuesday?
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You talk about me making stuff up TJO, in the 90s Mick Buxton total football era we averaged just over 2500 for a lot of Saturday games and 1500-1600 midweek.
3500 crowds really didn’t happen till the play off pushes.
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Back to the opening statement CMC… the performance on Tuesday never cost us 1700 to 1800 fans or £30000. We were never going to approach 5300 on Saturday ..even if we’d won on Tuesday. A good win might have given us a 4500 crowd on Saturday at very best. It was a dire performance. It’s cost us fans, money and momentum .. but those figures are an exaggeration out of dislike of the Manager.
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Which bit did Hilton get right? If you mean signing players on top dollar, how was that getting it right?
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Crippling the club, so we can’t buy needed transfers and boost the squad when we need it is ‘getting it right’?
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Crippling the club, so we can’t buy needed transfers and boost the squad when we need it is ‘getting it right’?
Agreed, signing players we can’t afford and saying it’s the right thing to do is a bit like ostrich syndrome, if I keep my head buried in the sand long enough everything will be fine. Reality check, the real world doesn’t work that way, we have to be sustainable and patient in the process of building a decent side overtime.
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