Ticket News Wealdstone (h) Saturday 26 April 5:30pm - block X open; 10,000 theoretically doable

[Harry Bullocks]

Quick question if anyone knows…….
On the Ticket Stats, far right hand side there’s a nine line with a “T”
Is that full capacity or a target that they’d like to achieve

 

[Jmayhew32]

Quick question if anyone knows…….
On the Ticket Stats, far right hand side there’s a nine line with a “T”
Is that full capacity or a target that they’d like to achieve

It's actually the start of the key for the line graph. I think your browser cuts some off, but it does just say 'Tickets'

 

[Harry Bullocks]

It's actually the start of the key for the line graph. I think your browser cuts some off, but it does just say 'Tickets'

Many thanks, every day’s a school day

 

[Shrimpergonzo]

Looks like they've just opened a 2nd block for Wealdstone fans, which would seem to put the kibosh on any ideas of opening more of the North for home fans.

 

[* ORM *]

Back on subject..

It would be fantastic if the safety cert allowed for the hall to be restored to its rightful capacity next season.

Am I right in thinking we achieved 11,700 against Yeovil in league 2 some years ago.

Id love to see some more 10k + crowds again.

Demolish the South, knock down some flats amd we could have a massive open terrace

 

[Shrimper95]

Looks like they've just opened a 2nd block for Wealdstone fans, which would seem to put the kibosh on any ideas of opening more of the North for home fans.

Tbf there’s plenty of seats left in X block so don’t see that there would be the demand to open another block in the North stand. Saying that I can’t imagine Wealdstone selling many, if any of that block seeing as they’ve still tickets available in the first block they got given.

 

[Harry Bullocks]

Demolish the South, knock down some flats amd we could have a massive open terrace

Similar to a time a good while ago.

 

[ColinMorrisWalksOnWater]

But also good at keeping teams out like us and Dagenham.

Absolutely, Hopefully they can get a clean sheet at Halifax, or even better, nick a 1 goal win.

Halifax although not scoring loads, are also not conceding many either, which has kept them in the top seven most of the season.

I'm hoping for an upset for sure.

 

[Blue Streak]

Back on subject..

It would be fantastic if the safety cert allowed for the hall to be restored to its rightful capacity next season.

Am I right in thinking we achieved 11,700 against Yeovil in league 2 some years ago.

Id love to see some more 10k + crowds again.

last attendance over 10k i can remember was chelsea in the cup in 2009 ? Yeovil at home on 30 Apr 2005 was indeed just over 11,700

 

[Brumshrimper]

last attendance over 10k i can remember was chelsea in the cup in 2009 ?

We had nearly 11K against Luton in 2015 I think and the Sunderland game in 2018 was also over 10K.

 

[Smiffy]

Sales now over 9,000

 

[Shrimper]

Demolish the South, knock down some flats amd we could have a massive open terrace

But make sure that one guy who moaned about the clubs flat is left there

 

[Exiled Shrimper]

We had nearly 11K against Luton in 2015 I think and the Sunderland game in 2018 was also over 10K.

The Sunderland attendance slightly shaded the Luton one; these are the five-figure crowds at Roots Hall since the Chelsea FA Cup tie, in reverse order:
10,779 vs Sunderland in May 2019
10,329 vs Charlton Athletic in December 2016
10,279 vs Colchester United in February 2016
10,099 vs Millwall in December 2015
10,730 vs Luton Town in April 2015
10,329 vs Colchester United in December 2009
10.123 vs Leeds United in September 2009
10,089 vs Leicester City in April 2009
10,241 vs MK Dons in April 2009