Yep, I think tonight's attendance (19,316) at Tynecastle officially confirms our suspicions that we definitely have the bigger stadium capacity.
But, of course, we have yet to get the Jambos dubious take on this figure. Let's also keep in mind their 18,555 against Celtic at Tynie too.
I'm sure there will be mass denial on Sickback.
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27-12-2017 10:10 PM #1
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27-12-2017 10:14 PM #2
Section directly behind the goal that wasn’t sold. And obviously the ones where the tv box was. Not sure there was 700 tho.
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Tinpot club, tinpot stadium.
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28-12-2017 02:51 PM #8
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BUT He also has his chief article of faith which he ritually chants at all games about it being a 'sell out'.
Imagine his anguish at announcing a sell out capacity crowd at Tiny which is over 1000 seats smaller than ER.
If we were to be generous to the yams in this season of goodwill we could say Tiny might hold a few hundred more people if they were able to actually sell all the limited view seats. However given the old official capacity of 17,420 they appear to have blown £15m on 2k extra seats, a school view lounge and some deep fat fryers.
This is a brilliant strategy which will take 20-25 years to pay for itself (assuming capacity crowds flocking to the nihilistic hoofball every single week). After that they will apparently really be able to start to spent big... on the other three corrugated iron bus shelters which will have fallen to pieces in the meantime.
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Aye he did, he announced it!
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28-12-2017 07:01 AM #12
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19,316 - sorry don't believe that.
Sounded like a library for most of the game. On telly, you could hear the Hibs fans pretty well, but virtually nothing from the home support.
They only found their voice halfway through the second half when the had their five minutes of pressure - a few "this is our story.....", the odd "hell hole, hell hole......"
But they were quiet for most of it. Not surprising - watching that team every week would hurt your eyes.
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All in, there were less HoMFC fans there tonight than versus the Green Bigots.
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Sorry, but that does not narrow it down. I am still not sure which end they got.
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27-12-2017 10:16 PM #19
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Won't get a mention over there. Somehow I don't think the Sky studio took up 700 seats so it obviously less than the 20k+ they claim. Anyone able to give a decent estimate as to how many seats were taken up by the studio?
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28-12-2017 10:04 AM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote"We know the people who have invested so far are simple fans." Vladimir Romanov - Scotsman 10th December 2012
"Romanov was like a breath of fresh air - laced with cyanide." Me.
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27-12-2017 10:24 PM #21
Easter Road is the bigger, better stadium. We ken it, they ken it, Patsy Kensit
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Their capacity is only 19514. Trust me. They claimed a sell out tonight as the Sky studio occupied 200 seats. They had the pie and chip lounges open tonight in the tram shelter at ridiculous amount per head so no empty swaths of seats like most weeks.
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27-12-2017 10:50 PM #27
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28-12-2017 10:02 AM #28
I hope they enjoyed their time at Murrayfield, as they will NEVER have a home crowd over 20,000 again.
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28-12-2017 10:14 AM #29
It's an uncomfortable truth for them but the reality is that even with their new "super stand", tynecastle is still only the second biggest football stadium in Edinburgh. And believe me it's a fact that very much sticks in their craw! Rather inconvenient to their whole "Big team, wee team" fantasy and their unhealthy obsession with getting one over on us in everything they do.
When the plans for the new stand were announced it was all about how they would get one up on hibs and finally have the bigger stadium - that has not materialised and it's a sickner. Tynecastle is a dull dingy colour, tacky and cheap looking, nothing attractive about it whatsoever. It will always be inferior to ER. But hey! Least they have the "biggest glass wall in Edinburgh" eh
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28-12-2017 10:19 AM #30
£15M + is a small price to pay to leapfrog Kilmarnock (18,128) to now have the 6th largest stadium in Scotland.
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