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A half full stand always looks more than the actual figure. A stand 80% to 90% filled actually looks full. That is why clubs can sell to the full capacity on ticket games or where seat numbered tickets are sold but only to c. 90% patg because the final 10% can never find seats. From main stand the crowd looked well down on the previous 2 games and seemed accurate to me.

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A half full stand always looks more than the actual figure. A stand 80% to 90% filled actually looks full. That is why clubs can sell to the full capacity on ticket games or where seat numbered tickets are sold but only to c. 90% patg because the final 10% can never find seats. From main stand the crowd looked well down on the previous 2 games and seemed accurate to me.

Should stewards not help "customers" find a seat?  This 90% capacity doesnae wash with me - red tape gone mad.

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5400 v them at Dens in December last season

5123 v them at Dens in May last season and that was a meaningless game pre split

4767 yesterday

Not good at all in August 3 home games in.

That's pretty worrying.

Next two home games wont exactly have them queuing round the block either.

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Why do they need to find a seat.

They have a season ticket.

Not everyone has a season ticket. What I was posting about was stands where punters can enter by handing over cash for entry to sit anywhere in the stand not allocated to a season ticket holder. All clubs have this problem unless a specified seat is allocated. A stand holding a couple of thousand of looks full with less than 1800 in it. A spare seat between two occupied seats is very difficult to see from the end of a row by the customer and steward alike. That is why all clubs reduce capacity in stands in these circumstances

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