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18 hours ago, Suprefan said:

Well everyone is all sensitive about crowd size now because they dont like the notion of a small crowd at a headliner for some reason. I thought Glasto punters didnt care about those optics but I guess not.

Bruce wouldn't have a small crowd. It would be huge.

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18 hours ago, Suprefan said:

Well everyone is all sensitive about crowd size now because they dont like the notion of a small crowd at a headliner for some reason. I thought Glasto punters didnt care about those optics but I guess not.


I love it when people argue with voices from the ether

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1 hour ago, mufcok said:

Is anywhere currently taking bets? Struggling to find anywhere

 

Nope, doesn't seem like it currently.

 

Though that's not stopping bookies issuing press releases / clickbait sites putting out articles about the "odds".

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1 hour ago, mufcok said:

Yeah, hadn't tried that one...

Excellent. Can't beat a bit of sarcasm. Well done you. I Actually tried it myself right after I read your post and the first site that came up was William Hill. Weirdly I just checked again and it says there's no odds available now. That will teach me for trying to help.

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17 hours ago, MilkyJoe said:

Excellent. Can't beat a bit of sarcasm. Well done you. I Actually tried it myself right after I read your post and the first site that came up was William Hill. Weirdly I just checked again and it says there's no odds available now. That will teach me for trying to help.

 

Haha, only messing. That was the first thing I tried!

 

Yeah William Hill definitely were, now nothing. Odd

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On 8/1/2024 at 2:03 PM, Ben7amin_ said:

 

This is why Oasis are always in the list of likely headliners lol - some people must have thown away quite a lot of cash on them headlining over the years

 

Including the people, who paid for a ticket to see them last time they headlined LOL

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20 minutes ago, jonnytee1 said:

 

Including the people, who paid for a ticket to see them last time they headlined LOL

That was in 2004 for Glasto, right?

 

You'd like to think if you'd saved up every year for 20+ years that you might be able to afford the ticket price. Definitely maybe.

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On 8/1/2024 at 11:48 PM, Suprefan said:

Could Emily take a punt on Chappell? Cause thats 100,000+ in that field right now.  Easily will have to sub and no way in hell could she be on Other cause the crowd would still be bad

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They'll still put her on the Other Stage at 6pm

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