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So what was the final average away following

letthegoodtimesroll
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for Charlton ? The Donny play off and Wembley should have had a little impact on the numbers...did anybody sit down and work it out ?
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Ha, Oohaah would blow a gasket if you tried adding Sunday into the averages lol
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Pretty sure you can't add Wembley into an away average following.
Otherwise Man City would have the best away following in the world.1 -
AFKABartram said:Ha, Oohaah would blow a gasket if you tried adding Sunday into the averages lol
include the play off away leg but not the cup matches cos they weren’t good
just the league fixtures so you have same as everyone else
2681 Sunderland
1566 Luton
1482 Portsmouth
1442 Barnsley
1310 Coventry
1012 Bradford C
984 Charlton
873 Oxford
833 Plymouth
759 Doncaster
748 Bristol R
693 Peterborough
636 Southend
600 Wycombe
588 Wimbledon
490 Walsall
488 Shrewsbury
481 Blackpool
443 Scunthorpe
434 Gillingham
399 Rochdale
291 Burton
263 Accrington
186 Fleetwood
826 overall average (up from 774 last season)
its 02.45 in Barbados and I must have felt something wake me up for this thread ....
otherwise the IBS has kicked in after half a dozen Banks beers7 -
Bradford's is very impressive given how poor they were all season.2
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Southend's is not shabby either.0
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Is there a comparable list for the amount of miles each team had to travel. Not making excuses for us, just would like to see if someone like Bradford's is really that impressive0
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We were hampered a bit this year, Wimbledon being our closest game only getting about 800 for.
For us, we had some very decent away followings this season and a 1k average at L1 level is good.1 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:Bradford's is very impressive given how poor they were all season.0
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As an away only addicks, attendances seemed up all year. Especially the second half. Atmosphere has improved loads as well, with a real vocal core. Long may it continue.
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ForeverAddickted said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Bradford's is very impressive given how poor they were all season.
Your right BTW2 - Sponsored links:
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ThreadKiller said:Is there a comparable list for the amount of miles each team had to travel. Not making excuses for us, just would like to see if someone like Bradford's is really that impressive
Club Ground Average Crow Flight Average Away Following Many Miles? Sunderland Stadium of Light 177 2681 474537 Portsmouth Fratton Park 144 1482 213408 Plymouth Argyle Home Park 211 833 175763 Luton Town Kenilworth Road 101 1566 158166 Barnsley Oakwell 102 1442 147084 Charlton Athletic The Valley 120 984 118080 Coventry City Ricoh Arena 88 1310 115280 Bradford City Valley Parade 112 1012 113344 Bristol Rovers Memorial Stadium 125 748 93500 Oxford United Kassam Stadium 101 873 88173 Southend United Roots Hall 135 636 85860 Doncaster Rovers Keepmoat Stadium 103 759 78177 AFC Wimbledon Kingsmeadow 118 588 69384 Peterborough United London Road Stadium 100 693 69300 Blackpool Bloomfield Road 130 481 62530 Wycombe Wanderers Adams Park 104 600 62400 Gillingham Priestfield Stadium 136 434 59024 Shrewsbury Town New Meadow 104 488 50752 Scunthorpe United Glanford Park 111 443 49173 Walsall Bescott Stadium 91 490 44590 Rochdale Spotland Stadium 107 399 42693 Accrington Stanley Crown Ground 115 263 30245 Burton Albion Pirelli Stadium 88 291 25608 Fleetwood Town Highbury Stadium 133 186 24738
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Followings - Oohaah (above)
Distances - http://www.myfootygrounds.co.uk/LeagueMap.asp?League=L15 -
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AFKABartram said:0
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Stig said:AFKABartram said:0
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RedChaser said:Stig said:AFKABartram said:1
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Plymouth are miles out in front. Their average away journey is at least 100 miles more than half of the division. Only Sunderland are within 65 miles of their average journey distance.1
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:RedChaser said:Stig said:AFKABartram said:0
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Fans x Average Miles. In itself it's pretty meaningless except that it should provide a ranking that will give some indication of how well each team is doing in relation to each other. ie. bigger numbers are better than smaller numbers, but actual numbers don't tell us much.4
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The relative lack of large away grounds in London and the Home Counties would have affected our figure a bit, but it's still disappointing really, only 111 more than Oxford who are hardly known for their massive support, and well below Luton.
833 for Plymouth is a stunning number though considering the distance they had to travel AND that is was a relegation season!0 - Sponsored links:
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Took me a while to work out what was going on, but I think the 'many miles' column is as good a way as any of judging away followings.0
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Surprised Portsmouth is as low as it is given our average is 120. Would have thought they'd be a good 45 miles average more than us.0