Nearly 900 Wood fans thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough
They will travel to Notts in decent numbers. We’ve given them 1500 tickets to sell.
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Nearly 900 Wood fans thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough
They will travel to Notts in decent numbers. We’ve given them 1500 tickets to sell.
Doubt they'll sell more than 750 to be honest. That's about what they get at home games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Notts78
According to the BBC, last Saturday the game against Dagenham & Redbridge drew exactly the same attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough
Their 3rd appearance in the NL play offs. Reached the final in 2018, beating Fylde (QF) and Sutton (SF) before losing out to Tranmere at Wembley where the attendance was 16,306, less than we've had for a NL league fixture at Meadow Lane.
2020, behind closed doors, they beat Halifax in the QF but then lost at Harrogate.
You've done well to block out the Grimsby game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark_Ross
I think Barnet were the opposition our style better suited.
Was just reading the report of the home match vs BW from nottscountystats (https://www.nottscountystats.com/pos...boreham-wood-h ) and it's going to be really interesting what LW does differently this time. Them recording a higher xG than us in that game is particularly notable. Getting service to the front men is going to be *****, especially if they have a crocked or swapped keeper.
I meant ***ing them up.Quote:
Originally Posted by uysapie
That’s pretty pathetic given that they’re 6 miles apart, there were more fans at the recent league meeting between the teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_anticlough
Crowded market some might say but to give it some perspective its also less fans that at half the tier 7/8 playoffs finals!
As sad as it is, I think Arsenal playing at home to Chelsea last night will have had a big impact on the attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by TedBovisPie