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It seems likely a needless hassle to get this data from the host association and then go got the trouble of applying it for those who didn’t scan in. It won’t be consistent across all away games either as I imagine most won’t be able to provide this.

Essen - Cologne, you can travel for free if you hold a match ticket within the VRR and VRS zones on the map. Valid 6am matchday to 6pm following day on regional trains only. Essen - Stuttgart, you should buy a ticket in advance, you won’t be covered with your match ticket.

That knowledge clearly hasn’t made it to Serbian football academies

Was it a 50:50 split?

Don’t think there’s space at Scotstoun at either end of the track. Realistically, the athletics would be held outside of Scotland like it was for the 2018 European Championships.

They’re saying that if Glasgow hosted it then it would be a scaled back games with fewer sports and only as a last resort. I think they’d just use existing facilities and host the athletics elsewhere or possibly not have it at all (unlikely).

McGrath is one of the best attacking midfielders in the league.

Rhymes with Aberdeen, endless potential for songs there.

Not only has the system failed, they’ve also overruled the referee’s on field decision based on a guess, with the deepest defender obscured. They didn’t even call the referee over to look at it himself.

We had this to some extent with St Mirren Park. The way SWNT were going though, they had outgrown all grounds in the country under 20k. They had a few games at the Edinburgh stadiums and then went to Hampden as a move to ensure parity with the men (and a cost saving exercise since the SFA had acquired it so no rental fee). I think there was an opportunity to grow into good five figure crowds and they did get this initially but failing to qualify for two tournaments and a dismal nations league campaign has seemingly removed any feel good factor and reduced interest. Moving to another ground may be a good option but it would be viewed as a backwards step at this stage.

I don’t think that’s completely fair. There’s usually regular social posts for tickets on sale, I’ve seen led advertising around Glasgow for the games plenty too. I know the sfa regional staff near me help local clubs run buses to get to the games too. A huge proportion of the crowd will be young girls who play the game. I'd say the trajectory of the team is the biggest factor. It’s also not a great experience at a mostly empty hampden either, which is a bit of a catch 22.

3000 is a terrible crowd. For comparison, there was 32,000 at the Aviva tonight.

They apparently refuse to do reprints for Hampden tickets so AFC (and possibly other clubs) don’t offer standard delivery in case it gets lost. Ridiculous situation. They could easily utilise the Hampden ticket app that they use for Scotland games too.

Circa 500k development fee and the standard 5% of any future fees at least.