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They did mate, they announce tickets sold not people in attendance.

Being that the actual attendance was 19,423 I wasn't that far off. Cheers anyway :wave:

Absolutely, but back then I felt a genuine connection with the club, the players and what was happening at the club. It now feels we are only there to feed this spiralling money machine.

Interesting, let's see if he glosses over this or acknowledges that my prediction was fairly accurate.

Because I'm a Brighton fan, not necessarily the most hard core, but a Brighton fan none the less. I've always followed the Albion which is more than can be said for a lot of the crowd, this isn't to say I'm an uber fan but we all know we didn't suddenly arrive at 29k crowds without attracting...

Nice attempt to patronise me, but you'll notice I estimated the attendance at around the 18/19k mark, at no point did I claim this as a fact :thumbsup: I really do believe you're over estimating the loyalty that can be afforded by fans these days, there are many parent and child season ticket...

:lol: are you new to the Albion or something? And do you actually believe there were 24k people there yesterday not 18/19k? Also, why is it unlikely that we will get relegated, is it the talented squad, free scoring strikers, experienced manager, huge transfer budget? Season ticket prices...

I'll be absolutely stunned if the entire business plan is to sit back and wait for the academy to produce talent. It's going to take years, and that's if it produces anything at all. My concern is that what kid would want to come here anyway? Why, if from local counties, would you come here...