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Attendance 16, 274

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16,274 was the Notts attendance against Bristol Rovers.

It was great to see Meadow Lane full to the rafters & the resulting atmosphere that such a large crowd created

Would you like to see the owners invest in improvements to Meadow Lane to increase the Capacity. Would it be possible with the present structures. Would it be cost effective?

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No, I think the stadium is adequate for the level we are and would also be if we moved up a division.

If there’s money to invest I would like to see it invested in the playing squad, let’s get it right on the field and worry about the stadium after.

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Ask me again after the Chesterfield game...

I love Meadow Lane, but football is about getting people through the turnstiles - advertising banners don't enjoy the game so much and don't join in with the singing and cheering.

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When the new Stadium was built it was designed to hold near on 20K. New safety rules have come in since then reducing the capacity.

The club has invested in two Hybrid pitches over the last few years which must have cost £millions. Updating the Stadium to increase the capacity would be a good investment for the club.There is also room to fill the corners with seats.

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I’m probably in a very small minority of fans who share my opinion but I actually think our stadium is too big, or you could say equally it’s arranged badly. For the majority of the season, it’s basically a 3 stand stadium, so we never get that cauldron of noise or atmosphere like you do at smaller grounds when it’s close to a sell-out. We get a handful of teams that bring 1,500-2000 fans but the majority of the time the Jimmy Sirrel Stand is basically empty.

Yesterday the turnout was impressive but it was more of a one-of, I think our average attendance has hovered around 10,000 (which is great) but it also means we’ve still got 7000/8000 empty seats most weeks.

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49 minutes ago, menzinho said:

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Yesterday the turnout was impressive but it was more of a one-of, I think our average attendance has hovered around 10,000 (which is great) but it also means we’ve still got 7000/8000 empty seats most weeks.

The overall average for the season has gone up to around 10,500, & with the capacity reduced to 16,500 nowadays that makes room for around 6,000.

If Notts want to fill those seats there's always a kid for a quid or two to encourage families to attend or special offers to attract new supporters,

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