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THREAD FOR DISCUSSING AWAY FOLLOWINGS (of all clubs)

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  • did we ever find out how many we took to Hull?
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 34,604
    did we ever find out how many we took to Hull?
    Can't find it anywhere, not on either clubs website either.
  • did we ever find out how many we took to Hull?

    If you have not already done so, contact Hull.
  • Pompey have already sold their tickets for the match at ours on 6th December. 
  • Pompey have already sold their tickets for the match at ours on 6th December. 

    No surprise there, I'd have thought they would have sold out their allocation every time they are here.
    Along with Wednesday I think they have the best away following in this division.
  • Pompey have already sold their tickets for the match at ours on 6th December. 
    It’s the anniversary game. We should let them have one of the blocks we don’t usually sell in the West stand or the East stand. 
  • Pompey have already sold their tickets for the match at ours on 6th December. 
    It’s the anniversary game. We should let them have one of the blocks we don’t usually sell in the West stand or the East stand. 
    Why?
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 35,037

  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 35,037
    Similar to the numbers we’ll be bringing to WBA 
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 31,076
    Similar to the numbers we’ll be bringing to WBA 
    That's a lot more than we'll have tonight.
    Plymouth, Portsmouth and Wednesday have the best away followings in the country,.   Leeds aside.

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  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 35,037
    New ground , short trip , they all live in London , none of em work , what else they going to do where they live . Easy midweek one 
  • Can’t argue with that - great showing  from the Hammers  
  • swords_alive
    swords_alive Posts: 5,081
    edited September 8
    That was a 'photo' taken 11 hours prior to kick off- according to discussion of it at https://www.facebook.com/awaydaysatthefootball/posts/west-ham-have-sold-every-one-of-their-4646-tickets-for-bolton-tonightthirty-six-/1104476061929824/
     It's not real.

    Here's the away end tonight, all be it at half-time. they have the whole bottom tier, and the second fixed advertising panel is for 'Beyond' which aso doesn't feature in the photo taken 11 hours prior to kick off. Good numbers yes but that's not a picture of it there @oohaahmortimer


  • That's incredible support. Surprised with how 'massive' they actually are.

    Nice to see an empty photo of it at half time too.
  • swords_alive
    swords_alive Posts: 5,081
    edited September 8
    That's incredible support. Surprised with how 'massive' they actually are.

    Nice to see an empty photo of it at half time too.
    Are you suggesting oohaah's photo is real?  Not that i'm going to argue over it, but just leave it there as a deception not everyone has been taken in by.
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 35,037
    i thought the 13.30 at the top of the picture was the clue this picture wasn't of tonights game but that's just after someone sent it to me and i took a screenshot , i hadn't had a chance to put it on here because I've been busy .
    It's just an away end picture at bolton ... i don't think they could time travel and send a pic of tonights away following 7 hours before the event .
    I'm looking at the numbers of 4,646 sold out which is unreal , they are massive 

  • West Ham are huge there’s no doubt of the size of their club and their away support is unreal

    Can still remember a post about only 40000 of them rattling around the stadium before the season started 😂 they’d sell 80k for some games in this division no problem 

    They will be top now till May 
  • West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 14,807
    Also half their fans are taxi drivers, crims, self employed or unemployed and that makes it easier to have a day or two off. Still got to make the effort though.
  • they are the 4th biggest team in London with a gap between the likes of spurs and Chelsea above them and then another big gap to the likes of Fulham and I guess palace now. They have most of east London and Essex. Plus there's a few elsewhere..
    I remember when they were in the final of that European cup thing they won and was surprised by the amount of west ham fans in Tonbridge area for example. Flags being flown on cars and replica tops on people walking the streets. 

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  • West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
  • West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
    A fair point but to look at it another way, it's a ground they haven't played at for 15 years and in a division they expect (hope) to only be in for one season. So a lot are getting a chance to tick off grounds they might otherwise not get to in a hurry.

    Look at us for example, they haven't played at the Valley for nearly 20 years, or played at Millwall for 15 years. 
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 31,076
    West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
    A fair point but to look at it another way, it's a ground they haven't played at for 15 years and in a division they expect (hope) to only be in for one season. So a lot are getting a chance to tick off grounds they might otherwise not get to in a hurry.

    Look at us for example, they haven't played at the Valley for nearly 20 years, or played at Millwall for 15 years. 

    I still think they'll struggle to sell out at The Valley.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 53,309
    West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
    We wouldn't take 1,600 to Bolton a Tuesday night if we were top.
  • We wouldn’t take 1600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night if we were top of the Prem 
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 35,037
    They sold out so they may have taken 6k-7k-8k who knows 
    so not comparable 
  • As this is about away followings…following on from our trip to WBA,after the game & when it had nearly cleared out,I found a Blue & Red Nike puffer jacket under a seat half way down stand…I did mention to a steward if anyone comes to claim it…(I didn’t want to leave it there) that il take back with me & hand into to The Valley reception…I’m on way to ground now & ll do exactly that ok…so if anyone knows who’s it is or could anyone out on other Charlton platforms so it can be returned to its owner…thanks 

    Cmon U Addicks…❤️🤍
  • New ground , short trip , they all live in London , none of em work , what noelse they going to do where they live . Easy midweek one 
    Love how they got all of their midget fans to sit in one section.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 73,316
    West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
    A fair point but to look at it another way, it's a ground they haven't played at for 15 years and in a division they expect (hope) to only be in for one season. So a lot are getting a chance to tick off grounds they might otherwise not get to in a hurry.

    Look at us for example, they haven't played at the Valley for nearly 20 years, or played at Millwall for 15 years. 
    I don't recall us rapidly selling out games at lower league strugglers like Morecambe or Newport, clubs we were unlikely to be playing very often.

    Let's be honest, those are crazy numbers for a midweek away game oop North. And unlike Northern clubs playing in London,  there are unlikely to be many West Ham fans in the area for work or university. 
  • West Ham get 60k for their home games, so is it just me that thinks them taking 4,600 to an away game isn't that incredible? That's about 8% of their home following, which is like us taking 1,600 away (based on 20k home fans).

    It was also their first trip to Bolton for 15 years, so probably a new ground for some fans.
    I would be over the moon if we took 1,600 to Bolton on a Tuesday night.
    A fair point but to look at it another way, it's a ground they haven't played at for 15 years and in a division they expect (hope) to only be in for one season. So a lot are getting a chance to tick off grounds they might otherwise not get to in a hurry.

    Look at us for example, they haven't played at the Valley for nearly 20 years, or played at Millwall for 15 years. 
    I'm sure they all eagerly checked the fixture list for when they could drink in a trading estate in Horwich.

    Alternatively they may just have a huge fan base.