Every Championship Club’s All Time Average Attendance

Every Championship Club’s All Time Average Attendance has been revealed and it’s got plenty of talking across social media.

Stoke Sentinel have settled arguments about what makes a big club or otherwise for as long as there has been football, going as far back at 1889, yes, we’re going back as far as around 131 years ago.

Back in the day, stands would be packed to the rafters, that was until the Hillsborough disaster which led to a change in how grounds across the country looked.

Ground, size, community spirit, ownership, promotions and relegations all play a part in a club’s fanbase. Take a look below at the ranking from smallest to biggest average attendance below…

24th | Wigan Athletic – 8,157
23rd | Barnsley – 9,254
22nd | Brentford – 9,470
21st | Luton Town – 10,514
20th | Reading – 10,550
19th | Swansea City – 10,854
18th | Hull City – 11,297
17th | Millwall – 12,191
16th | Preston North End – 13,347
15th | Queens Park Rangers – 13,396
14th | Bristol City – 13,440
13th | Huddersfield Town – 13,465
12th | Cardiff City – 15,374
11th | Charlton Athletic – 15,377
10th | Fulham – 16,065
9th | Blackburn Rovers – 16,094
8th | Stoke City – 17,029
7th | Nottingham Forest – 18,311
6th | Derby County – 18,410
5th | West Bromwich Albion – 19,430
4th | Middlesbrough – 19,780
3rd | Birmingham City – 20,094
2nd | Sheffield Wednesday – 21,402
1st | Leeds United – 25,768

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Which club(s) surprises you? What was the number given for you supported team?