Actually the stadium capacity has changed since then and sits just below 20,000. Has done for a while due to seating configuration changes. If you had of walked up to the ground to get tickets that night you would have been turned away as many in fact were as it was officially sold out
Ok Big C, I was just going off the official info on the
Stadium website, which now that I've checked still claims it is 20,741. Hence why getting tickets in advance is so important and should be encouraged.
Kindly keep your personal insults and poor logic to yourself.
I didn't make any personal insults, unlike your first post in response to the matter...
Crowds 19654, 19654 and 19854 (back in 2010). Therefore capacity = 19654 currently (reduced a further 200 since 2010 due to advertising etc).
Please do some research before insulting people.
Again, my research from the official site above showed a different capacity figure and unless I'm mistaken tickets were still available for sale on the day of these "sellout" games?
I turned up to this years Tigers game and the only seats left for Jumpsuit and I were GA at the southern end. They told me there were about 200 tickets left when I purchased and there were more than that in the queue behind me.
It was a sellout Bart. Like it or not.
Fair enough, and my source was wrong. It's not about whether I like it, the point was originally about how good it is to have a home game sell out in advance - which can then build the culture of the importance of ticketed membership and selling out future games and the sustainable ongoing financial stream that can provide the club.