Championship:
Wolves..............2808.9
Sheff Utd...........2316.3
Nottingham For...2046.4
Derby Cty..........2009.9
Sheffield Wed.....1922.3
Birmingham C....1739.8
Doncaster R.......1508.5
Reading.............1439.9
Ipswich T...........1369.3
Burnley..............1339.9
Cardiff C............1332.1
QPR...................1329.1
Bristol C.............1308.3
Blackpool............1304.9
Norwich C...........1221.1
Barnsley.............1200.6
Coventry C.........1193.3
Southampton.......1186.8
Swansea C..........1134.2
Crystal Palace.....1090.1
Watford................868.0
Plymouth A...........860.0
Preston North End..798.1
Charlton A.............708.0
League One:
Leeds United : 2,523
Leicester City : 2,002
Huddersfield Town : 944
Peterborough United : 909
Millwall : 800
Oldham Athletic : 761
Brighton & Hove Albion : 748
Stockport County : 706
Bristol Rovers : 701
Northampton Town : 664
Milton Keynes Dons : 624
Swindon Town : 620
Carlisle United : 556
Tranmere Rovers : 552
Scunthorpe United : 534
Southend United : 532
Leyton Orient : 527
Hereford United : 383
Walsall : 348
Colchester United : 335
Hartlepool United : 313
Crewe Alexandra : 309
Yeovil Town : 299
Cheltenham Town : 266
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Comments
At least we are consistant
Very surprised at Donny.
By jove the boy's a genius!
:-(
exactly, I'm surprised it's as high as 700 given the crap we had to endure...IF we are doing well next season I'd hazard a guess at it being probably about double that (given the plenty of relatively short away days)
If they took say 3-4k to each of the Sheffield sides for local derbies then that will inflate their average.
There were no 'interesting' ties that we hadn't been to the previous year, other than Swansea perhaps and there wasn't a cup run or anything remotely likely to get a non traveller out of their arm chair.
Perhaps if we had needed a win at Norwich on the last day we might have filled our allocation like they did at the Valley but I doubt it. It was a miserable time to follow Charlton last season. I personally didn't go to many away games after the bracing trip to Blackpool. I just found that I wasn't enjoying it. Apparently I wasn't alone.
Bring on next season- a few early away wins and we'll all be desperate to follow the team again.
I actually got them from the Accrington Stanley website, via a Google search, so I don't know the original source. They look about right to me, though.
Beaten by millwall when we are a league above them and we have at least double their home support. Beaten by oldham, Stockport, huddersfield & Brighton, all of whom are a league lower and in some cases have been in that league a while.
The thing is im still worried about getting tickets for a lot of the away games next year!!
Impressive figures form Leeds, who also sold out all but one of their away games, restricting what would have been a much higher figure.
impressed ith Derby as well - not a great season but decent home and away support!!
About 20-25% down on the previous season.
I expect that to be reversed next year.
Oldham impressive taking 780 average on a 5,000 home average
P.S. Don't post your excuses, I've heard them all before.
;-)
And i bet you're including cup games !
Sorry Sir.............
I don't think these figures are correct.
Edit: I went to Palace, Nottingham Forest, Cardiff, Sheffield Wednesday and Derby away so have a lot of improving to do next season.
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i see it as another victory for oohaah to go with the prediction league, rufus challenge and lifers golf day.
is there no end to the mans talent?
;-)
BTW paulbaconsarnie, met a young from guy from Purfleet whilst on hols in Tenerife a couple of weeks ago & turns out he works for THE Paul Bacon. Apparently PB runs his own flooring company now . Was well chuffed that he'd met someone who remembered his boss !
And I forgot Colchester & Brighton. Add Wycombe too.