Recent content by Mighty Mornflake

Yep, that's right. The Railway End only has about 650 seats.

287 Crewe at Wigan.

I predict we'll stay up.⚽

From a purely neutral perspective this is my take: I think Wigan's gates are good at the moment given their catchment area,their sub 2,000 gates of a couple of decades ago,their non -League roots and the notion that it's primarily a rugby town. Their spell in the Prem and Cup win undoubtedly...

You could walk from Hillsborough back into the centre of Rotherham in a couple of hours, couldn't you?

Actually their home crowds have been really good this season - I don't know whether they do cheap tickets or whether the area has suddenly woken up to their local side now they've achieved League One status.

No,defo northern. Ignore the fact it's in Derbyshire and recognise the fact it's only 12 miles south of Sheffield.

1970's...not 1870"s!

I"ve been going the football since about 1973 and throughout the rest of the 70's I'm pretty sure typical away followings were nowhere near as large as nowadays although it was harder to tell back then as fans weren't segregated. Many games at Crewe in that decade seemed to have next to no away...

1,454 Salop at The Mornflake out of 5,587.

Not sure how Shrewsbury are favourites to win on our patch. I must be missing something.

Sorry Charlton, it's nothing personal - it's just that we desperately needed the three points.

The max would be around 2,300. I doubt you'd have got anywhere near that on a Saturday - probably 1,200 or thereabouts surely.

777 Railwaymen at Burton.

First couple of years you were in the Football League you brought a couple of thousand down to Gresty Road. Novelty of League football etc.