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No I don't. I feel that any football supporter of any team that wants to go the considerable time and expense of travelling to see their team play a game of football is a great thing,,and for them to be deprived of that through no fault of their own is a bad thing.
I'd say 136k over 3 games is a bloody good attendance. But I don't think a supporter of a team with smaller crowds than that is any less deserving of a chance to see their team play a game of football. Thats such a anti-supporter perspective on things.
I'd say 136k over 3 games is a bloody good attendance. But I don't think a supporter of a team with smaller crowds than that is any less deserving of a chance to see their team play a game of football. Thats such a anti-supporter perspective on things.
Of course it's not the individuals in question's fault the stadium is going to be closed. It's also not these die-hard's fault that 20% of the stadium is empty at those mid-week games. But end of the day they're City fans and 20% don't go to mid-week home games, down the road they're getting 70k+ to watch snooze football. Them complaining about not being able to go to an away game wouldn't be as funny/ironic

