It was a "Scientific Study" based in the US, just another of bumpy's irrelevant arguments.

Here's a link to the subject if anyone is bored enough... No season in the history of English League football has even come close - the lowest recorded level of home advantage was 55.8 per cent in what was then the Third Division in 1993-94, and that looks like a statistical freak.'"

Pah, you can prove anything with stats

Our home form (or lack of) is an odd one though. I'm sure I remember Radders alluding to it last season that perhaps the players felt under more pressure to perform at the KCOM in front of our fans.

Good stats Stan. Interesting, we seem to have a much lower % of wins at home in the last 2/3 seasons vs 2012-14, yet it still shows a case of home advantage.

rlLatest ticket newsrl

Only 6500 sold but we're selling them near the leeds end? All seems a bit strange

We've sold 6,500 and leeds 3,000 (?), it's not surprising there are plenty left.

Still 4 weeks, people on holiday etc etc.

Pay day for some people today too, so can imagine more being bought in the next 7 days

It's been 17 years since we tested out the McAlpine goal posts against Leeds in a semi.
Where's it all gone?

Some more casual fans will have been put off by the perception that tickets were hard to come by. Instead of encouraging casual fans and new fans to attend what should be a high profile game, they've stuck it in a small ground, made it look small time and pass holders have taken an 'everyman for himself' approach and sorted out their own seats without inviting others along. No wonder the game doesn't grow like it should.

Looks like we have almost the full West Stand and half of the East Stand as well as the North Stand.

If the stadium holds 15k then that has to be more than 6500 if those areas are almost sold out unless there are leeds fans in some of those blocks