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[No Fixed Abode]

even I have to LOL at the kant who wrote those bed sheets.

[Tony Le Mesmer]

How long before attendances at Stamford Bridge return to normal?

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

[No Fixed Abode]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

[frimmers3]

i think readings record crowd at the madstad is still a pre season friendly against spurs. i stand to be corrected of course(i can afford it now)....

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

Not quite sure what thats got to do with it.

7000 for a top flight game with a player on loan from Reading. Tremendous.

[No Fixed Abode]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

Not quite sure what thats got to do with it.

7000 for a top flight game with a player on loan from Reading. Tremendous.

Would we get 7,000 again? No. Would Reading. Yes.

[Royal With Cheese]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

Not quite sure what thats got to do with it.

7000 for a top flight game with a player on loan from Reading. Tremendous.

Would we get 7,000 again? No. Would Reading. Yes.

You're being harsh on your own supporters there. I'm sure you'd get at least 7,000 for a similar game.

[roadrunner]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

Chelsea's owner has spent over a billion pounds on the club. Whilst in the Premiership, unlike the likes of self-proclaimed big clubs Wolves, Birmingham and Blackburn, amongst others, Reading sold out every home league game and would comfortably fill at 35,000 capacity stadium at that level, perhaps more so, and that's without having a billionaire owner investing stupid sums of money into our club.

[Jackson Corner]

How long before attendances at Stamford Bridge return to normal?

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

There was probably between 1000-2000 Saints fans there.

[frimmers3]

sell out 35,000 comfortably..get real son.

[PEARCEY]

How long before attendances at Stamford Bridge return to normal?

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

Two things. I had no idea that any top-flight game let alone Chelsea had attracted such a dismal attendance. Its incredibly low.

Second. I didn't realise Gilkey went on loan to Chelsea. Can't remember it at all.

[soggy biscuit]

How long before attendances at Stamford Bridge return to normal?

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

LOL, JUST LOL

[No Fixed Abode]

Poor fishing m8.

Whilst we had over 41k for our game against Ipswich, you managed to get 13,000 and I think that was made up. Definitely only about 11k there.

Chelsea's owner has spent over a billion pounds on the club. Whilst in the Premiership, unlike the likes of self-proclaimed big clubs Wolves, Birmingham and Blackburn, amongst others, Reading sold out every home league game and would comfortably fill at 35,000 capacity stadium at that level, perhaps more so, and that's without having a billionaire owner investing stupid sums of money into our club.

Bit defensive there m8! I was talking facts, you can't argue with facts.

We could fill this, we could get that x amount.....easy to say, but in reality....could you really?

[Whore Jackie]

How long before attendances at Stamford Bridge return to normal?

Chelsea v Southampton

Date: 12th February 1992

Venue: Stamford Bridge

Result: 1-1

Scorers: Cascarino; Horne

Chelsea: Kevin Hitchcock, Craig Burley, Andy Myers, Alan Dickens, Erland Johnsen, Ken Monkou, Graeme Le Saux (Michael Gilkes), Andy Townsend, Tony Cascarino, Clive Allen, Graham Stuart (Kevin Wilson)

Southampton: Tim Flowers, Jeff Kenna, Michael Adams, Barry Horne, Richard A Hall, Neil Ruddock, Matthew Le Tissier, Glen Cockerill, Alan Shearer, Iain Dowie (David Lee), Francis Benali

Referee: Paul Danson (Leicester)

Attendance: 7148

Two things. I had no idea that any top-flight game let alone Chelsea had attracted such a dismal attendance. Its incredibly low.

Second. I didn't realise Gilkey went on loan to Chelsea. Can't remember it at all.

That all changed when the Premier League came along:

Chelsea v Coventry, 4 May 1994
Attendance: 8923

[No Fixed Abode]

2-0 win at home to Blackburn.

[Zammo]

2-0 win at home to Blackburn.

You've only just found out

[No Fixed Abode]

2-0 win at home to Blackburn.

You've only just found out

Yes m8.

[Zammo]

2-0 win at home to Blackburn.

You've only just found out

Yes m8.

[No Fixed Abode]

Do you have two of those? One for Reading and one for your other team?

[Hugo Boss]

I have to sit on the Chelsea side of the fence with the attendance "argument". It happens at Clubs all over the Country, if not the World.

"Attendances up as team enjoys success non-shocker"