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Attendances are bound to go down! And there aren’t many teams who will fill the away end either.
There are the local derbies – and several teams over the Pennines – to keep interest high.
And a top six place would bring some fans in. Would you rather win promotion outright or have yet another trip to Wembley?
I think there’s a chance our away following might be better with no streams next season.
The people who go to away games are typically not the same people who will stop coming just cause we’ve been relegated.
Ill be disappointed if we don’t take a 1,000+ to some of these local aways.
Attendances are bound to go down! And there aren’t many teams who will fill the away end either.There are the local derbies – and several teams over the Pennines – to keep interest high.
And a top six place would bring some fans in. Would you rather win promotion outright or have yet another trip to Wembley?
I can think of a few teams that will bring large support as well as the derby games when we were last in the Championship we averaged over 11000 ,Our fan base as grown a little since then together with winning the FA Cup and a European adventure I would imagine that would be enough to keep most of the current season ticket holders interested I would be happy with a 16000 average for next years campaign
Attendances are bound to go down! And there aren’t many teams who will fill the away end either.There are the local derbies – and several teams over the Pennines – to keep interest high.
And a top six place would bring some fans in. Would you rather win promotion outright or have yet another trip to Wembley?
Forest,leeds,bolton,leicester,burnley,derby,sheff wed to name a few who would bring at least 3,000.if we get Doncaster home first game think they would bring a few as well.expect crowds for say,leeds to be around17-18,000.
Attendances are bound to go down! And there aren’t many teams who will fill the away end either.There are the local derbies – and several teams over the Pennines – to keep interest high.
And a top six place would bring some fans in. Would you rather win promotion outright or have yet another trip to Wembley?
Win outright.
The Championship trophy is the century plus old trophy that used to be given to the First Division champions back in the day. Love to see us with that.
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