And so Scotland's Premier Laugh-In commences

[Tain_Ted]

Hamilton Accies v ICT = 1622 XD XD XD










Meanwhile in the Championship

Hibs v Livinston - 9390 B)
QOS v Alloa - 1835 B)
Raith v Dumbarton - 1642 B)

















Ooops, nearly forgot, League 1

Dunfermline v Brechin - 2875 B) B)

Ayr v Morton - 1617 - :O sh!t if only they had got 6 more :/










Anyone got any attendances from the juniors? >:) >:)

[Tain_Ted]

Meanwhile 7 :O games in the Conference were higher, including the clash of heavyweights of world football Dover and Halifax Town. :O

[TheRed_G]

I missed Tain_T!ts attendance threads :D

[Footnote]

Isn't Hamilton a "Rangers town"?

OF glory ***ters affecting other attendances again. :/

[bluek]

The Championship is where its at this season that is clear

[Airdrieman]

Meanwhile 7 :O games in the Conference were higher, including the clash of heavyweights of world football Dover and Halifax Town. :O

You're not a tall person, are you ?

[happytim]

wonder how many of these low attendee clubs actually let their club die.

any clue taint1t.

[bluek]

Reves posts get more desperate by the day :D

[arab777]

Hamilton's attendance at their first home game last season was 995 so they have nearly doubled it against the team with the poorest away support in the premiership. Thanks tainted for pointing this out.

[arab777]

the other club that was in the 2nd tier last season has also nearly doubled their home crowd from last seasons first fixture as well

[swaddon]

Aberdeen was a bigger draw this week than Rangers' Diddy Cup game against fellow Championship hopefuls Hibernian.

I don't think Tain_Tit mentioned that this week. Wonder why?

[DeezAreGood]

the other club that was in the 2nd tier last season has also nearly doubled their home crowd from last seasons first fixture as wellmon now ye daft weejie turd, just say DFC had 7588 and get rid oh yer weejie comprade once and fer all.

[Dirty_Dingus_Magee]

Tain the Sheep still making an erse of things I see. XD

[awafaehame]

Taint!t is right though.

I mean, if Sevco ever make it to the top tier again, I am almost certain that the Hamilton V ICT fixture that season will have 20,000 in attendance...




idiot XD

[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

[quote="awafaehame"

I mean, if Sevco ever make it to the top tier again, I am almost certain that the Hamilton V ICT fixture that season will have 20,000 in attendance...




[/quote]

20k in a 6k stadium :?




idiot XD



Hey Brother Ted, want a loan of Sir Walter's pipe? >:)

[awafaehame]

20k in a 6k stadium :?




idiot XD



Hey Brother Ted, want a loan of Sir Walter's pipe? >:)

I can see you are struggling with the quote function, but then you are a thick h*n.

Who is to say by the time Sevco make it to the top tier, Hamilton will be at the same stadium?
Surely once Sevco make it to the top league, EVERY club in the land will have to move to bigger grounds as people will flock to watch.

Anyway, just cause the op gets sworded, to save face, the h*ns on here now always claim they were looking for a reaction. Aye right...

He got made to look a kvnt, same as you do in nearly every post.

>;)

[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

http://i61.tinypic.com/2hdr1ar.jpg

[awafaehame]

Easiest swording possible, and two h*ns with one swipe of the sword...


Too easy >:)

[swaddon]

Hey Brother Ted, want a loan of Sir Walter's pipe? >:)

This is not the place for that sort of thing.

Complaint sent. >:(

[Tain_Ted]

Hamilton's attendance at their first home game last season was 995 so they have nearly doubled it against the team with the poorest away support in the premiership. Thanks tainted for pointing this out.

Well according to my calculator, 1622/995 = 1.630. So there was an increase of 63%. This is from a part time team in the lower half of the Championship to a team form the Top Six of the Premiership.

That's an increase of less than two thirds. Not quite what you would call "nearly doubled".

Next you'll be telling me momentum is with Yes.

Oh, almost forgot, last time the teams met in the SPL, it was a last day dead rubber in the 2010/11 season and the crowd was 2017.

So compared to that, yesterday was a drop form 2017 to 1622. I'll leave you to work out that is nearly halved or whatever as you are more in need of the practice than I.

:P :P :P

[dionisis]

and that was SPfl 2 for ye .howdya like em epples ;D .nae sae easy ,eh ;D :D

[Tain_Ted]

and that was SPfl 2 for ye .howdya like em epples ;D .nae sae easy ,eh ;D :D

In English please. :zzz:

[Sir_Walter_Timslayer]

and that was SPfl 2 for ye .howdya like em epples ;D .nae sae easy ,eh ;D :D

SPfl 2 ??? :? :? :?

[CoveKreep]

The two Edinburgh clubs should be ashamed of themselves that they are in a lower division than a club with Hamilton's fanbase.

The new club from Govan at least have an excuse that they've only been in existence for a couple of seasons.

[CB_1874]

Are Dholly ashamed of themselves with the the amount of times they've been pumped by lower legue teams in the cups? Amateurs Queens Park being one of them? :?

[CoveKreep]

Are Dholly ashamed of themselves with the the amount of times they've been pumped by lower legue teams in the cups? Amateurs Queens Park being one of them? :?


One-off cup results, losing on pens, can happen.

Relegation, however, achieved over a whole season, not something experienced in my lifetime - and according to the history books, never once by my club in 111 years of existence.

[Sconemeister1314]

Abergreen cheated relegation not once but twice , lets not forget this .

[CoveKreep]

Abergreen cheated relegation not once but twice , lets not forget this .


We've twice qualified for play-offs, one of which didn't happen due to circumstances outwith our control, but never finished in an automatic relegation slot.

[swaddon]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

[arabwelder]

Abergreen cheated relegation not once but twice , lets not forget this .


We've twice qualified for play-offs, one of which didn't happen due to circumstances outwith our control, but never finished in an automatic relegation slot.[/quote]

Did you's not finish bottom and Falkirk finished top of the 1st Division but they never got promoted because their stadium not meet the criteria for the spl?

Motherwell were saved as well

[jacksgranda]

Abergreen cheated relegation not once but twice , lets not forget this .


We've twice qualified for play-offs, one of which didn't happen due to circumstances outwith our control, but never finished in an automatic relegation slot.[/quote]

Did you's not finish bottom and Falkirk finished top of the 1st Division but they never got promoted because their stadium not meet the criteria for the spl?

Motherwell were saved as well[/quote]no it only saved us from the inconvenience of having to beat falkirk in a play off.

[CB_1874]

Falkirk would have pumped Dholly in that play off. :blue:

[CB_1874]

Are Dholly ashamed of themselves with the the amount of times they've been pumped by lower legue teams in the cups? Amateurs Queens Park being one of them? :?


One-off cup results, losing on pens, can happen.

Relegation, however, achieved over a whole season, not something experienced in my lifetime - and according to the history books, never once by my club in 111 years of existence.[/quote]

Only because of a 10 point deduction were Hearts relegated. As for one-off cup results, getting pumped by lower league teams has happened about a dozen times to Dholly.

Its hardly been a one-off. :D

[Steen hive]

Are Dholly ashamed of themselves with the the amount of times they've been pumped by lower legue teams in the cups? Amateurs Queens Park being one of them? :?


One-off cup results, losing on pens, can happen.

Relegation, however, achieved over a whole season, not something experienced in my lifetime - and according to the history books, never once by my club in 111 years of existence.[/quote]

Only because of a 10 point deduction were Hearts relegated. As for one-off cup results, getting pumped by lower league teams has happened about a dozen times to Dholly.

Its hardly been a one-off. :D[/quote] aj, how many times, the dandies Dinna dee relegation, fact :):

[Wasted_Life]

Falkirk would have pumped Dholly in that play off. :blue:


You have no idea what might have happened, only what did happen.

I should point out that we'd already beaten Falkirk that season in the league cup. What makes you think they would have pumped us?

[CB_1874]

Falkirk would have pumped Dholly in that play off. :blue:


You have no idea what might have happened, only what did happen.

I should point out that we'd already beaten Falkirk that season in the league cup. What makes you think they would have pumped us?[/quote]

Coz they were good and Dholly were pish? :?

[swaddon]

Falkirk would have pumped Dholly in that play off. :blue:


You have no idea what might have happened, only what did happen.

I should point out that we'd already beaten Falkirk that season in the league cup. What makes you think they would have pumped us?[/quote]

Coz they were good and Dholly were pish? :?[/quote]

We won four out of the last six games that season, and we'd have carried that form over to the Falkirk play-offs.

[Archiebaird]

Stained_Bed still making a fool of himself on here I see.

Ably assisted by Sir Wattie Selfslayer too. >:)

[swaddon]

Stained_Bed still making a fool of himself on here I see.

Ably assisted by Sir Wattie Selfslayer too. >:)

They make a good team.

[mitherzundhand]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL

[psych]

biggest crowd of the night was at Tannadice

[swaddon]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

We play in the Scottish Premiership, not the SPL.

[54FairAndSquare]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

We play in the Scottish Premiership, not the SPL.[/quote]

Sponsored by? ;D

[Archiebaird]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

We play in the Scottish Premiership, not the SPL.[/quote]

Sponsored by? ;D[/quote]

The same people who sponsor the super duper Championship. :)

[swaddon]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

We play in the Scottish Premiership, not the SPL.[/quote]

Sponsored by? ;D[/quote]

The same people who sponsor the super duper Championship. :)[/quote]

I know, a league with "Scotland's top clubs" in it, and no sponsor will touch it.

[Tain_Ted]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

Only 3 of the 6 games made it over 5k.

The average was a baw hair over 5k.

Not very good :blue:

[GMessi]

Over 5,000 at Kilmarnock to watch the League Cup champions, including 877 away supporters.

The gemme in Scotland is phucked, right enough. :blue:

Now an attendance over 5k is worthy of note in the all new super duper SPL[/quote]

We play in the Scottish Premiership, not the SPL.[/quote]

Sponsored by? ;D[/quote]

The same people who sponsor the super duper Championship. :)[/quote]

The idiocy of Sevconians never fails to amaze me XD