Stickied Non-League Away Support 2023/24

[Pinner Stones]

I wasn't at the match at the weekend, but I've heard nothing but good things about your support at our place by the way. Been praised on our podcast, on our forum and by anyone I've spoken to who was at the match.

Pretty much every Belt that we have gone to has been praiseworthy. Whilst we aren’t bringing 500+ , we have a solid 170-200 to pretty much every game and we make noise, plus we don’t upset anyone by winning.

 

[B2TF]

Rough estimates for the North at about halfway
York 395
Chester 276
Darlington 248
Kidderminster 155
Gateshead 140
Hereford 129
Chorley 118
Boston 102
Spennymoor 84
Kettering 82
Southport 79
Telford 72
Fylde 66
Gloucester 65
Blyth 59
Alfreton 57
Bradford 54
Brackley 43
Leamington 42
Guiseley 42
Farsley 38
Curzon 29

Poor show- we averaged well over 300 last time we were in it (375 in fact) as documented on this forum.

 

[Colinmorriswalksonwater]

Latest ticket sales for our next two home games;

Bromley 5,083 - should be over 6,000 again for a mid week

Grimsby 4,196 - Friday night at the Hall, always a great atmosphere and for many years was the normal day for our home games.

 

[SuperHans]

That’s my worry. I know a few who don’t have tickets and want to go but could be they can’t buy tickets in this area so we’ll have sold out what we can but the away end won’t be full.

Will try and find out how many of the 700 are left.

500 left in total. 450 in family area and 50 in railway end. So sold 1400ish

 

[SuperHans]

13 sold for Chesterfield so far

How many have you shifted now?

 

[John Still]

How many have you shifted now?

15, will there be enough room. I know quite a few that would normally do it but trains are a joke price, even well in advance for this one with a rail card was £40 without paying to get to London to catch the train. Be lucky if there is 50 for this one.

We’ve pretty much stopped running coaches now as the coach company the supporters club used went bust in lockdown, alternative coach companies wants £500-£600 more so not viable to run even if 30 want to go you need minimum 40. We went many years always running a coach and hardly do it now, no idea if there is one tomorrow.

 

[Colinmorriswalksonwater]

Up to 709 sold now for Woking.

 

[Kenneth Dodd]

Poor show- we averaged well over 300 last time we were in it (375 in fact) as documented on this forum.

Not if you stood 16th in the league and went 12 months without winning away from home you wouldn’t.

 

[Bluandwite]

Not if you stood 16th in the league and went 12 months without winning away from home you wouldn’t.

Worked it out and we've won just 15 of our last 67 away league matches, for the most part in a league where we should be doing well. Even when we were doing so generally it was because of incredible home form.

 

[Clem Fandango]

I feel your pain. We've won 1 away league game in our last 15. Have to go back to December 2020 for the 2nd. And we've only scored two goals in our last eight games in any competition home or away.

 

[Master D]

790 Wrexham at Torquay.

 

[EnglishRed]

790 Wrexham at Torquay.

Poor sods

 

[doveranddover]

59 Dover fans at Stockport
Not bad with the coach being cancelled & little chance of going by train

 

[John Still]

125 Daggers at Chesterfield, poor sods.

 

[Wooderson]

An excellent 2425 Grimsby at Notts in a crowd of 9305.

EDIT Thomas Feaheny on Twitter says 2454, probably more accurate than my hazy recollection from the game, so go with that

 

[Limerick Mariner]

An excellent 2425 Grimsby at Notts in a crowd of 9305.

EDIT Thomas Feaheny on Twitter says 2454, probably more accurate than my hazy recollection from the game, so go with that

9305 and 2454 announced on the scoreboard - great for mid table 5th tier fixture

 

[Wooderson]

9305 and 2454 announced on the scoreboard - great for mid table 5th tier fixture

Yes. Think that’s highest away attendance of season, and second biggest attendance overall.

 

[Josh Butler]

Figure may come out but seemed about 50 boston at hereford unless loads were sat upstairs!

 

[Limerick Mariner]

Yes. Think that’s highest away attendance of season, and second biggest attendance overall.

Only to be expexted for the senior brothers fixture even if Wrexham claim some spurios “older” brother status to Grimsby

 

[GTFCfish]

Limbsby Town.

 

[BarraMatt]

Limbsby Town.

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Aldershot-at-Woking-esque scenes.

 

[East Bank Shot]

131 Barnet at Aldershot

 

[Farleigh]

Attendance 2460 at Maidstone, with one Bath City fan spotted in the main stand.

 

[Darlo On Tour]

310 Darlo at Guiseley.

 

[Bluandwite]

250ish Southport at Chester

 

[DontBringBertie]

96 Woking at Altrincham.

 

[BarraMatt]

17 Boreham Wood at Bournemouth.

 

[Seventyseven]

Went to Meadowbank to watch Dorking v Angels... very strange to have it all-ticket and segregated for an NLS fixture with no history between the clubs.

So, you go to the away turnstile and are directed to the segregated area. All pretty straightforward. Until you realise that to get to the segregated area you go through the 'fanzone' which is full of home supporters as well as away supporters. And, then to cap it all, the small stand next to the 'segregated' area was open to all.

If Dorking get promoted to NL next season they're going to have a bit of a problem when more than 150 away fans turn up that's for sure.

Dorking had won 10 of their previous 11 home matches before this one.... no problem! Dorking 1 Angels 3.

 

[chief]

Secured my ticket for Wealdstone away. Pain-free ticket site, didn't crash and tickets are at a reasonable price. 10/10, would buy again.

 

[Aberstone]

Secured my ticket for Wealdstone away. Pain-free ticket site, didn't crash and tickets are at a reasonable price. 10/10, would buy again.

Do you think you'll sell the full allocation? New ground and handy for any London exiles I'd have thought would boost the numbers up.