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Thread: Record In Sight

  1. #21
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    Great effort by the club and fans are responding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by magpie2k4 View Post
    Their stadiums aren’t big enough to beat it. Theoretically only Southend could beat the current record (as well as Notts)
    According to this search, four current NL grounds have the capacity to beat it:

    1. Meadow Lane home to Notts County 19,588
    2. The Racecourse Ground home to Wrexham 15,500
    3. The Shay home to FC Halifax Town 14,081
    4. Roots Hall home to Southend United 12,392

    ps I hope we break the record, then lose it to Forest!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwalePie View Post
    From Notts' Twitter...

    Forget 10,000. We're going for THE RECORD!

    Buy your tickets online now and help us achieve a crowd of over 11,085 - the highest ever attendance in the@TheVanaramaNL!

    To cope with demand for Solihull and Rochdale tickets, we're opening up the main ticket office on Meadow Lane for the rest of this week

    2 more days and whatever we can sell on Matchday to get another 1,000 or so then to break the record. C'mon, we can do this!!!

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    Nice to see the new ticket office staff getting stuck in...

    https://twitter.com/Official_NCFC/status/1458517316392607751?s=20

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    Quote Originally Posted by SwalePie View Post
    Nice to see the new ticket office staff getting stuck in...

    https://twitter.com/Official_NCFC/status/1458517316392607751?s=20
    all hands to the pump


    https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport...lihull-6187507

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    Was the record set by also offering cheap seats? Let's hope we beat it anyway.

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    I'm bringing 3 others so it all helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    According to this search, four current NL grounds have the capacity to beat it:

    1. Meadow Lane home to Notts County 19,588
    2. The Racecourse Ground home to Wrexham 15,500
    3. The Shay home to FC Halifax Town 14,081
    4. Roots Hall home to Southend United 12,392

    ps I hope we break the record, then lose it to Forest!
    Halifax has a capacity of 10,401 from what I can see
    Wrexham has a stand out of use. They state capacity of 10,500 on their website.

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    Looks like we may be some way off non league attendance record...

    https://www.theguardian.com/football...ame-in-england


    I’ve seen mention of 16,000+ turning up for Dulwich Hamlet v Nunhead in the Isthmian League in October 1931. It’s referred to here and here but I can’t find anything more official.” We can, Michael. Dulwich Hamlet’s programme editor, John Lawrence, has been in touch to confirm what appears to be the largest attendance we can find for a non-league domestic league game in England. “Yes, there was a crowd of 16,254 paid to see the first game at our old Champion Hill Stadium on 10 October 1931 for Dulwich Hamlet v Nunhead. It was an Isthmian League match and the result was a 1-1 draw.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by caj85 View Post
    Halifax has a capacity of 10,401 from what I can see
    Wrexham has a stand out of use. They state capacity of 10,500 on their website.
    This is the info I got. Seems up to date so maybe part of their ground is closed, although their chairman sounds a bit of a tit!

    Full name FC Halifax Town
    Nickname(s) The Shaymen
    Founded 2008; 13 years ago
    Ground The Shay
    Capacity 14,061 (5,830 seated)
    Chairman David Bosomworth
    Manager Pete Wild
    League National League
    2020–21 National League, 10th of 22


    You are right about Wrexham, their Kop which holds 5,000 is described as "currently decommissioned". I suppose if they reopen it they have the potential to beat the record.

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