Championship and FA Cup Away Attendances at the Weekend – 8th November 2021

These were the top 10 away attendances for FA Cup First Round at the weekend…

1) Stockport County fans at Bolton Wanderers – 5,110

2) Doncaster Rovers fans at Scunthorpe United – 1,338

3) Mansfield Town fans at Sunderland – 1,300

4) Buxton fans at York City – 1,000

5) Grimsby Town fans at Kidderminster Harriers – 921

6) Havant & Waterlooville fans at Charlton Athletic – 874

7) Ebbsfleet United fans at Leyton Orient – 865

8) Bristol Rovers fans at Oxford United – 797

9) Cambridge United fans at Northampton Town – 775

10) Notts County fans at Rochdale – 754

 

THE OTHERS:
Walsall fans at King’s Lynn Town– 698
Plymouth Argyle fans at Sheffield Wednesday – 600
Swindon Town fans at Crewe Alexandra – 600*
Wrexham fans at Harrogate Town – 582
Harrow Borough fans at Portsmouth – 499
Bromley fans at Rotherham United – 437
Oldham Athletic fans at Ipswich Town – 437
Bowers & Pitsea fans at Lincoln City – 419
Sutton United fans at Hayes & Yeading United – 402
Colchester United fans at AFC Sudbury– 350
Guiseley fans at AFC Wimbledon – 340
Stevenage fans at Milton Keynes Dons – 322
Solihull Moors fans at Wigan Athletic – 304
Southend United fans at Chesterfield – 291
Horsham fans at Carlisle United – 280
Tranmere Rovers fans at Crawley Town – 278
Accrington Stanley fans at Port Vale – 251
Exeter City fans at Bradford City– 238
Altrincham fans at Gateshead – 211
Forest Green Rovers fans at St Albans City – 200
Eastleigh fans at Boreham Wood – 191
Wycombe Wanderers fans at Hartlepool United – 186
Newport County fans at Morecambe – 167
Cheltenham Town fans at Gillingham – 118
Barrow fans at Banbury United – 100+
Maidenhead United fans at FC Halifax Town – 84
Shrewsbury Town fans at Stratford Town – TBC
Burton Albion fans at Fleetwood Town – TBC
Yeovil Town fans at Yate Town – TBC

 

Choose having a drink and a chat with the players after the game. Choose mixing with the opposition fans. Choose the old dears in the tea but serving Bovril for the 49″‘ consecutive season. Choose meat raffles. Choose to watch football alongside dogs. Choose away days in towns you did not know existed. Choose getting a beer for a couple of quid and standing on the terraces with it. Choose getting a lift to the game with a club director. Choose to give your money to a local club not a soulless corporation. Choose players who know the fans by name. Choose parking right next to the ground. Choose standing wherever you want to. Choose listening to everything the benches say. Choose paying a pound for a cup of tea. Choose proper pies. Choose honest football right on your doorstep.
 

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