Stickied Non-League Away Support 2023/24

[EnglishRed]

Latest update has Wrexham top, with a special mention to FC Halifax 2008 for managing less fans on the road than Weymouth. I've also chucked in estimates for the missing figures based on how many fans looked to be there in the highlights.

Wrexham	960
Grimsby	830
Southend	822
Notts County	741
Chesterfield	466
Stockport	381
Woking	277
Torquay	276
Yeovil	247
Dagenham	247
Aldershot	213
Altrincham	202
Wealdstone	194
Bromley	122
Barnet	122
Weymouth	87
Dover	83
Halifax	65
King's Lynn	62
Maidenhead	58
Solihull	46
Eastleigh	42
Boreham Wood	41

I've also knocked up a weighted attendance figure, which takes into account distance travelled (on the road, using the quickest route by car on google maps). In theory, it tells us what each teams' averages would be if their trips were all 100 miles away. Torquay have the longest trips this season with 210 miles being their average, while Barnet and Boreham Wood average just 104 miles per trip. It doesn't take into account sellout crowds, which is a factor I may take into account at some point in future.

Grimsby	1478​
Wrexham	1118​
Southend	1085​
Notts County	926​
Chesterfield	726​
Torquay	562​
Stockport	407​
Yeovil	358​
Altrincham	247​
Dagenham	228​
Woking	223​
Wealdstone	198​
Aldershot	178​
Weymouth	163​
Halifax	148​
Dover	134​
King's Lynn	122​
Barnet	112​
Bromley	96​
Maidenhead	86​
Solihull	59​
Eastleigh	50​
Boreham Wood	37​

Impressive stuff. You mad fool.

 

[GTFCfish]

Latest update has Wrexham top, with a special mention to FC Halifax 2008 for managing less fans on the road than Weymouth. I've also chucked in estimates for the missing figures based on how many fans looked to be there in the highlights.

Wrexham	960
Grimsby	830
Southend	822
Notts County	741
Chesterfield	466
Stockport	381
Woking	277
Torquay	276
Yeovil	247
Dagenham	247
Aldershot	213
Altrincham	202
Wealdstone	194
Bromley	122
Barnet	122
Weymouth	87
Dover	83
Halifax	65
King's Lynn	62
Maidenhead	58
Solihull	46
Eastleigh	42
Boreham Wood	41

I've also knocked up a weighted attendance figure, which takes into account distance travelled (on the road, using the quickest route by car on google maps). In theory, it tells us what each teams' averages would be if their trips were all 100 miles away. Torquay have the longest trips this season with 210 miles being their average, while Barnet and Boreham Wood average just 104 miles per trip. It doesn't take into account sellout crowds, which is a factor I may take into account at some point in future.

Grimsby	1478​
Wrexham	1118​
Southend	1085​
Notts County	926​
Chesterfield	726​
Torquay	562​
Stockport	407​
Yeovil	358​
Altrincham	247​
Dagenham	228​
Woking	223​
Wealdstone	198​
Aldershot	178​
Weymouth	163​
Halifax	148​
Dover	134​
King's Lynn	122​
Barnet	112​
Bromley	96​
Maidenhead	86​
Solihull	59​
Eastleigh	50​
Boreham Wood	37​

Good work Chief but as we were only given 1200 for Stockport and sold them out I think you can conservatively say that we would’ve taken around 3000 if given them so please adjust our numbers accordingly cheers.

 

[Aberstone]

About 20% of our average home support so far as an away average is good going for us - especially as Dagenham is the only local away game we've had so far.

 

[John Still]

About 20% of our average home support so far as an away average is good going for us - especially as Dagenham is the only local away game we've had so far.

It won’t go up much as you only take 200 locally.

 

[Aberstone]

It won’t go up much as you only take 200 locally.

Bookmarking this for when we play Maidenhead and Barnet.

 

[Shotsfan1993]

Latest update has Wrexham top, with a special mention to FC Halifax 2008 for managing less fans on the road than Weymouth. I've also chucked in estimates for the missing figures based on how many fans looked to be there in the highlights.

Wrexham	960
Grimsby	830
Southend	822
Notts County	741
Chesterfield	466
Stockport	381
Woking	277
Torquay	276
Yeovil	247
Dagenham	247
Aldershot	213
Altrincham	202
Wealdstone	194
Bromley	122
Barnet	122
Weymouth	87
Dover	83
Halifax	65
King's Lynn	62
Maidenhead	58
Solihull	46
Eastleigh	42
Boreham Wood	41

I've also knocked up a weighted attendance figure, which takes into account distance travelled (on the road, using the quickest route by car on google maps). In theory, it tells us what each teams' averages would be if their trips were all 100 miles away. Torquay have the longest trips this season with 210 miles being their average, while Barnet and Boreham Wood average just 104 miles per trip. It doesn't take into account sellout crowds, which is a factor I may take into account at some point in future.

Grimsby	1478​
Wrexham	1118​
Southend	1085​
Notts County	926​
Chesterfield	726​
Torquay	562​
Stockport	407​
Yeovil	358​
Altrincham	247​
Dagenham	228​
Woking	223​
Wealdstone	198​
Aldershot	178​
Weymouth	163​
Halifax	148​
Dover	134​
King's Lynn	122​
Barnet	112​
Bromley	96​
Maidenhead	86​
Solihull	59​
Eastleigh	50​
Boreham Wood	37​

Seeing us below Woking on both metrics is alarming and depressing

 

[Josh Butler]

Latest update has Wrexham top, with a special mention to FC Halifax 2008 for managing less fans on the road than Weymouth. I've also chucked in estimates for the missing figures based on how many fans looked to be there in the highlights.

Wrexham	960
Grimsby	830
Southend	822
Notts County	741
Chesterfield	466
Stockport	381
Woking	277
Torquay	276
Yeovil	247
Dagenham	247
Aldershot	213
Altrincham	202
Wealdstone	194
Bromley	122
Barnet	122
Weymouth	87
Dover	83
Halifax	65
King's Lynn	62
Maidenhead	58
Solihull	46
Eastleigh	42
Boreham Wood	41

I've also knocked up a weighted attendance figure, which takes into account distance travelled (on the road, using the quickest route by car on google maps). In theory, it tells us what each teams' averages would be if their trips were all 100 miles away. Torquay have the longest trips this season with 210 miles being their average, while Barnet and Boreham Wood average just 104 miles per trip. It doesn't take into account sellout crowds, which is a factor I may take into account at some point in future.

Grimsby	1478​
Wrexham	1118​
Southend	1085​
Notts County	926​
Chesterfield	726​
Torquay	562​
Stockport	407​
Yeovil	358​
Altrincham	247​
Dagenham	228​
Woking	223​
Wealdstone	198​
Aldershot	178​
Weymouth	163​
Halifax	148​
Dover	134​
King's Lynn	122​
Barnet	112​
Bromley	96​
Maidenhead	86​
Solihull	59​
Eastleigh	50​
Boreham Wood	37​

Any site that does that info? I normally do likewise for the North but haven't been able to find such figures this time?

 

[chief]

Any site that does that info? I normally do likewise for the North but haven't been able to find such figures this time?

I worked the weighted attendances out in Excel myself, but I grabbed the distances from Google maps.

 

[Alty Pieman]

42 KL at Alty

 

[DontBringBertie]

213 Chesterfield at Woking tonight.

WHAT A WASTE OF PETROL.

 

[GTFCfish]

688 Grimsby at Bromley tonight.

 

[EnglishRed]

688 Grimsby at Bromley tonight.

Pretty poor really.

 

[GTFCfish]

Pretty poor really.

Hehe.

 

[CFC91]

213 Chesterfield at Woking tonight.

WHAT A WASTE OF PETROL.

Grim night

 

[Limerick Mariner]

Pretty poor really.

Scarcely believable in a fuel crisis - but then of course we have a refinery to call in to fill up at just outside Grimsby. Better than all League 1 save Wednesday and Bolton.

 

[Clem Fandango]

Just realised hadn't updated any of our recent figures. Curzon had 10-15 max at Meadow Park. We had a paltry 20 for another shite performance at Gateshead, leading to Groves dismissal. We didn't have any official travel for that one, first time I can recall that happening in a long time.

 

[EnglishRed]

Scarcely believable in a fuel crisis - but then of course we have a refinery to call in to fill up at just outside Grimsby. Better than all League 1 save Wednesday and Bolton.

I hear that the Fuel Crisis has been caused by Chesterfield signing up all the Tanker drivers as personal chauffeurs for their players, after first making sure they had a surplus of fuel in their own secret tanks.

 

[chief]

I hear that the Fuel Crisis has been caused by Chesterfield signing up all the Tanker drivers as personal chauffeurs for their players, after first making sure they had a surplus of fuel in their own secret tanks.

Paid for by the club buying all the fuel from petrol stations in Chesterfield and selling it at £2 per litre to the locals.

 

[CFC91]

Paid for by the club buying all the fuel from petrol stations in Chesterfield and selling it at £2 per litre to the locals.

You joke but i've seen it £1.60+ up here in the last couple of days.

 

[Soup Ladle]

You joke but i've seen it £1.60+ up here in the last couple of days.

If it makes you feel better, It's been doubled where I am over the last year. To 30p a litre.

 

[#Beebot]

If it makes you feel better, It's been doubled where I am over the last year. To 30p a litre.

Venezuela?

 

[#Beebot]

Approx 40 Kings Lynn at Maidenhead

 

[Aberstone]

132 Wealdstone at Torquay.

 

[Soup Ladle]

Venezuela?

Saudi

 

[rudebwoyben]

166 Shaymen at the Hive

 

[Gladders]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1444324672842108933

Almost feel sorry for the 25!

 

[Shrimpurh]

513 Southend at Solihull

 

[Pinner Stones]

132 Wealdstone at Torquay.

Fuel problems in London curtailed our away support today. Those that stayed away were the fortunate ones. A shambles today.

 

[TheEndIsNigh]

Our crowd was very good today, considering fuel and weather, with a decent following from Woking.

Certainly more Notts than there’ll be at the next fucking one.

 

[B2TF]

166 Shaymen at Barnet today.