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Also thought we were poor vocally. Can't help feeling the Newcastle fans that have been saying we're one of the best they've had this season are pitying our plight a little and trying to soften the blow. We've made a lot more noise with a lot fewer fans this season. Can't wait for the day we win...

We sold out at Newcastle. Think the allocation was 3,200 as that's what their fans are saying. Got to say, they're a very freiendly bunch, other than about 200 wrong 'uns to the right of their goal trying to jibe with ridiculous paedophile taunts. I've seen our followings at Leeds and...

They're mainly bits of kids on here, yellow. so do't be surprised to see the 'c' word used a lot, wishing people to die, clubs to go bust, talk about if you don't throw a flare or stand it's not a good time "no pyro no party" etc. A few other things I've noticed on here.... true big clubs like...

Wow. I can see Leeds absolutely nailing the also-rans for the second half of the season, including the Geordies. I know we're not supposed to admit it, but nothing in this division stands up to Leeds' away support and only United and Liverpool do in the top flight. Can see them selling...

Like any non big club , we take decent followings for local and big games, but pretty ordinary otherwise.

I'll vouch for the Reading fan. They had 1,100 ish at Millmoor in September about 2001. Martin Butler played, Jim Mcintyre scored; Reading had spent a bit and had a good side. We took 1,000 plus in the reverse fixture but I don't think either club has managed it since. Whilst Reading had a...

You seem a reasonable poster and I have a lot of time for Tarn but I'll have to disagree with you there, too. I'm not saying it definitely would happen, but both clubs on the up nowadays it isn't an unreal suggestion depending on when it falls. Realistically we'll take 3k - 4k there and you'll...

because they had more fans at Wembley than Hull. Haha, trying to play the fan base card again and again. MASSIVE. Massive failures more like. It would seem not everyone is Wednesday. Glory hunters go when the glory does, so I can't see thirty nine thousand fans cramming into the rust bucket for...

Just putting my opinion forward. Bristol C only over manage around 700/800 to us whereas Rovers managed 550 when bottom of League 2. If ever they managed to get the (relative) success you've had, I think they'd be the bigger club. They'd have the north of Bristol and most of Bath. A new...

Bristol Rovers support is far better than ours, and half of this division, including Bristol City. Grimsby? Hmmmm. Think like us, depends how they're doing. I've seen them bring 500 to is when struggling but I've also seen them fill the Railway End. Good bunch, and even though they hate...

Bristol City fans really are tiresome bores aren't they? Let's get this out of the way for next season so we don't have the same. Bristol City fans have a fair distance to travel, don't they compared to other clubs? Even though they only take a few hundred to Cardiff, but yeah, they're so hard...

Understandably low following from us. Sandwiched in between two big away games where we're over 5,500 sales + big home games + just before day = poor turnout. Nowt up with that though, as a dead rubber and Wolves is a poor away day due to the following:- * Nowhere to drink. Always stay in...

Put it this way, for all our support home and away gets rubbished on here, we don't have the capacity to sell more tickets for bigger games (to home or away fans) which would allow us to increase the average for bigger games. Put us in League 1 and there aren't many outside of the usual...

Let us have it Walkley pal, we've sold 2,700 for a trip a fair distance away which isn't a decider by any means. For a club drawing from 9,000 home fans I think that's more than decent. If there are less than that, it's due to no turnouts on the day so can't be many. There'll also be potd...

Now now, Walkley. No need to be bitter because you said we wouldn't take 1,500 to MK and we've now sold over 2,000. As you are well aware, Rotherham to Bristol is a heck of a journey on a Tuesday night.

There you go, Walkley. I knew there was method in my estimation madness. I'd be impressed if we took 2,000 though. Ps Walkley looked a nice place. My taxi went through there the other week en route from West Street to Hillsborough.

Everyone's gates were down in the late eighties and early nineties. Even the top, top clubs. I recall a game I attended as a neutral at Doncaster and there were 6 Crewe fans on the Belle Vue terrace and a dog on the benches.

Haha, just ignore him. He's still bitter from when we beat them 8-1 at their place in the seventies. They've always been lucky to be in the league. Had it not been for the Grady years, they'd be in the Conference with Macclesfield. As you say, the only time they've brought over 1,000 was the...

I never said you were.... I'm first to come on here if we take a sh#te following. To yourselves, Ipswich and Birmingham (and probably more) we certainly have done. Prior to Warnock though, it wasn't remotely fun going to games knowing Redfearn seemed content with 1-0 defeats.

Hmmm, perhaps, but that's a very easy statement to make. Not sure why we took so few to you, but we've been horrendous away this season up until late and the fixtures haven't fallen kindly to us so far, for example Hudds and Blackburn on Tuesday nights which we'd have taken more to both (though...