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    Murrayfield attendance

    Given as 61k. Celtic and Hearts both got 30k tickets each. Celtic sold out Hearts sold 28k. Where did the extra 3k come from? 3k seem a lot for hospitality 🤔


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    Quote Originally Posted by SallyCinnamon View Post
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    Given as 61k. Celtic and Hearts both got 30k tickets each. Celtic sold out Hearts sold 28k. Where did the extra 3k come from? 3k seem a lot for hospitality 🤔
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    Don't know how many hospitality tickets were sold (apparently the total attendance beat the 60k plus who watched us host Rangers at ER in 1957), but I must say it makes it all the more satisfying that after all their whinging about having to go to Hampden they ended up getting cuffed in front of so many of their own fans. Good effort by Celtic BTW to sell 30k for a match which probably ranks quite low in terms of importance to them.

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    Murryfield didn't half show Hampden up as a tired out of date stadium. Going to cost a small fortune to up date it.

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    So a record crowd since 1965 see a football game in Edinburgh. Hearts get pumped. Nice :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by VivaPalmeiras View Post
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    So a record crowd since 1965 see a football game in Edinburgh. Hearts get pumped. Nice :)
    Propably the most Jambos to see them get a good pumping in years, and it could have been 5 or 6 easily. Such a shame it wasn’t

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    28,000 home early for their tea.

    You couldn't make it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Famous Fiver View Post
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    28,000 home early for their tea.

    You couldn't make it up.

    Oh ma sides.......
    Aye but we are in our beds whilst they are partying apparently,,,,,,NOT

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    Is it the biggest crowd for football in Scotland this century?

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    Apparently quite a few Hearts fans with a sore face after coming off worse after a few battles before and after the game.

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    Thought Murrayfield looked great on the tele. Beats Hampden hands down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    Propably the most Jambos to see them get a good pumping in years, and it could have been 5 or 6 easily. Such a shame it wasn’t
    Could easily have been 5 or 6. I think it will be on Saturday when the ****bos visit Darkeid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SallyCinnamon View Post
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    Thought Murrayfield looked great on the tele. Beats Hampden hands down.
    Stands behind the goals still a mile from the pitch so not much difference to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SallyCinnamon View Post
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    Thought Murrayfield looked great on the tele. Beats Hampden hands down.
    I thought there was far too much space behind each goal, the ball ran funny on the pitch and the atmosphere was flat.

    Hampden is poor, but Murrayfield is absolutely not the answer.

    I think we need to tough it out at Hampden for a bit, then work out a way to rebuilt it properly with the stands behind the goals much nearer the pitch.

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    14000 of them will be back in their box for another 5 years when they are next due a decent cup run.

    Hope the Grannies and other assorted hangers on enjoyed their wee day out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killiehibbie View Post
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    Is it the biggest crowd for football in Scotland this century?
    Would have thought so given the lower capacities of Celtic Park/Ibrox/Hampden since the late 90s.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Killiehibbie View Post
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    Is it the biggest crowd for football in Scotland this century?

    More than the capacity of any football ground, so it must be.

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    Great attendance, but you can factor in a bit of novelty value in the numbers, particularly Hearts. A lot of those fans would have had no interest in travelling as far as Hampden.

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    Murrayfield looks poor. They've cobbled the new stands round that old one and it just looks out of place. Put a cheesy looking curve on each end of it to join it all together. Just draws attention to the fact it was badly improvised...

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsfan7 View Post
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    Murrayfield looks poor. They've cobbled the new stands round that old one and it just looks out of place. Put a cheesy looking curve on each end of it to join it all together. Just draws attention to the fact it was badly improvised...
    i don’t think anyone was saying Murrayfield is perfect (it’s clearly not), it’s just 10 times better than Hampden and around 10,000 more people were able to see the game. How is that a bad thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by WHAM View Post
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    Stands behind the goals still a mile from the pitch so not much difference to me.
    Funny i felt closer to the pitch and i had almost identical row as celtic park last week...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WHAM View Post
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    Stands behind the goals still a mile from the pitch so not much difference to me.
    Not really. Several rows of seats blanked off to separate fans from being closer to the playing surface. Murrayfield is a fantastic stadium, inside and out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartie View Post
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    I thought there was far too much space behind each goal, the ball ran funny on the pitch and the atmosphere was flat.

    Hampden is poor, but Murrayfield is absolutely not the answer.

    I think we need to tough it out at Hampden for a bit, then work out a way to rebuilt it properly with the stands behind the goals much nearer the pitch.
    I agree about Murrayfield and I think we should rebuild Hampden outside Glasgow. Cumbernauld or somewhere central that needs a boost.

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    I agree about Murrayfield and I think we should rebuild Hampden outside Glasgow. Cumbernauld or somewhere central that needs a boost.
    Considering the SFA didn’t have £5M to buy Hampden I wouldn’t hold your breath.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carheenlea View Post
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    Great attendance, but you can factor in a bit of novelty value in the numbers, particularly Hearts. A lot of those fans would have had no interest in travelling as far as Hampden.


    Plenty of Celtic fans in the Hearts end as well by all accounts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hibsfan7 View Post
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    Murrayfield looks poor. They've cobbled the new stands round that old one and it just looks out of place. Put a cheesy looking curve on each end of it to join it all together. Just draws attention to the fact it was badly improvised...
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    I thought there was far too much space behind each goal, the ball ran funny on the pitch and the atmosphere was flat.

    Hampden is poor, but Murrayfield is absolutely not the answer.

    I think we need to tough it out at Hampden for a bit, then work out a way to rebuilt it properly with the stands behind the goals much nearer the pitch.
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    Stands behind the goals still a mile from the pitch so not much difference to me.

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    I thought there was far too much space behind each goal, the ball ran funny on the pitch and the atmosphere was flat.

    Hampden is poor, but Murrayfield is absolutely not the answer.

    I think we need to tough it out at Hampden for a bit, then work out a way to rebuilt it properly with the stands behind the goals much nearer the pitch.
    I would be happy if they brought the ends in and made it a (tin hat on) 40,000 seater stadium which would see it fall between the 20,000 approx capacity stadiums of Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen and Killie and the 50,000 Ibrox, 60,000 Parkhead and 70,000 Murrayfield. That way the match venue could be chosen based on how many seats they needed.
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    Same old story. Once again about 28,000 Jambos at Murrayfield for a big game, around half of whom have set foot in Tynecastle.

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    Watched both Semi finals and I’ve got to say that Hampden was the winner for me. The atmosphere was far superior! Murrayfield would be great for a short journey for us Embra folk but it’s just not a good football stadium for me.

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