8750 is the capacity for rugby. 7500 is our capacity allowing for segregation and this does include the North terrace, I think.

OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:

Willthiswork wrote:

OLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:How many tickets are we obliged to 'offer' Leicester for our upcoming match?

15% of capacity (about 1300 based on current capacity of 8750 - not sure if we have to offer more if we get temp stands erected)

Obviously i wrongly thought capacity was approx 7.500. Does 8750 include the North terrace?

Not sure - I just took that 'football' capacity from various websites.

whoareya wrote:Didn't Spurs waive their cut of the ticket money provided we installed more seats for their supporters?

I think the rule is the away club forfeits its share of any revenue from additional seats unless it helps fund the hire.

15% of capacity (about 1300 based on current capacity of 8750 - not sure if we have to offer more if we get temp stands erected)[/quote]

Obviously i wrongly thought capacity was approx 7.500. Does 8750 include the North terrace?[/quote]

Not sure - I just took that 'football' capacity from various websites.[/quot

I note that the dragons have declared attendences of over 8,000 which of course includes the north terrace

I don’t think we’ll sell more than 6500, I hope we do but can’t see it

CaerfilliJacko wrote:8750 is the capacity for rugby. 7500 is our capacity allowing for segregation and this does include the North terrace, I think.

How does segregation reduce the capacity by 1250? The number of seats lost in the Bisley is nowhere near that number.

Blackandamber wrote:

CaerfilliJacko wrote:8750 is the capacity for rugby. 7500 is our capacity allowing for segregation and this does include the North terrace, I think.

How does segregation reduce the capacity by 1250? The number of seats lost in the Bisley is nowhere near that number.

Lower capacity on the terraces due to stricter safety requirements.

I think demand for tickets will be less than for the Spurs game, partly because the game is on the telly. County might even not have to erect the temporary stands...

Marky wrote:

Blackandamber wrote:

CaerfilliJacko wrote:8750 is the capacity for rugby. 7500 is our capacity allowing for segregation and this does include the North terrace, I think.

How does segregation reduce the capacity by 1250? The number of seats lost in the Bisley is nowhere near that number.

Lower capacity on the terraces due to stricter safety requirements.

And the section behind the dug-outs of course

corpa boy, i have you know leeds sell out their allocations every away match best fans along with the county in uk.

hazel terrace wrote:corpa boy, i have you know leeds sell out their allocations every away match best fans along with the county in uk.

Is it true that Leeds once took 8,000,000 supporters to Bradford on a Monday evening?

They brought 10,000 to us last season as well, in a crowd of 6,000 or so.

If we lose on the 6th January I’ll never eat Walkers crisps again.

rncfc wrote:

hazel terrace wrote:corpa boy, i have you know leeds sell out their allocations every away match best fans along with the county in uk.

Is it true that Leeds once took 8,000,000 supporters to Bradford on a Monday evening?

They brought 10,000 to us last season as well, in a crowd of 6,000 or so.

No it was 16,000,000

hazel terrace wrote:corpa boy, i have you know leeds sell out their allocations every away match best fans along with the county in uk.

They don't , do they ???

Well ..... if only they told more people that fact , then we'd all be clear on how big a club they are

Blackandamber wrote:

CaerfilliJacko wrote:8750 is the capacity for rugby. 7500 is our capacity allowing for segregation and this does include the North terrace, I think.

How does segregation reduce the capacity by 1250? The number of seats lost in the Bisley is nowhere near that number.

Should have said segregation and safety issues