We continue our look at away fans from the week’s games, now it’s time to see of those from League Two and Non League, check them out below…
HARROGATE TOWN fans at Swindon Town
FC HALIFAX TOWN fans at Torquay United
A good few travelling Shaymen today #fcht @NonLeagueCrowd pic.twitter.com/eJ8TQjRMMZ
— Halifax Town Supporters’ Club (@HalifaxTownSC) November 27, 2021
OLDHAM ATHLETIC fans at Salford City
💥 Here we go! #oafc pic.twitter.com/W1VjsRJYxp
— Oldham Athletic (@OfficialOAFC) November 27, 2021
WALSALL fans at Carlisle United
Teams coming out…..#cufc pic.twitter.com/Qg193EFWqR
— All about Steve (@1StevieKilner) November 27, 2021
BRISTOL ROVERS fans at Forest Green Rovers (right)
2nd time at The New Lawn, might make this my regular spot for calf workouts.
League leaders #FGRFC host #BristolRovers who as expected have packed out that open terrace.#EFL pic.twitter.com/bZ5dGc4EU4
— Edward Walker (@edward_w97) November 27, 2021
EXETER CITY fans at Rochdale
HARTLEPOOL UNITED fans at Port Vale
NEWPORT COUNTY fans at Colchester United
Fair play to the Newport County fans on another Friday night away day at Colchester United tonight #NCAFC pic.twitter.com/HnX7WPO8Dz
— FootballAwaydays (@Awaydays23) November 26, 2021
STOCKPORT COUNTY fans at Wealdstone
Part of our away support #stockportcounty pic.twitter.com/dUcyITyENf
— John Keane (@postmanplod69) November 27, 2021
BRADFORD CITY fans at Scunthorpe United
🙌 | Another season, another packed-out Glanford Park away end…
👏 COME ON CITY! 👏#BCAFC | #TakeMeHome pic.twitter.com/8drdi0ntOs
— Bradford City AFC (@officialbantams) November 27, 2021
Pretty full #bcafc away end at Scunthorpe … pic.twitter.com/DSdKMTvesa
— Simon Parker (@ParkerTandA) November 27, 2021
The beckoning floodlights
still work their magic,
late November’s comforting chill,
scarf snug round the neck.
Blood pulses through arteries,
moving as it should. Heart lifts
with every step towards the stadium.
An old pal texts me from
another game up north.
The name rings a bell.
He’s at a club where my job
was to phone over a few pars
for the Saturday Pink
from a kiosk outside the ground.
Games that I didn’t give a toss about,
dictated to a bored copy taker,
wishing I was somewhere else,
roaring my own team on to promotion.
But then, I remember Larkin’s sigh
it wasn’t the place’s fault I didn’t care.
A goalless draw can happen anywhere.
Poem by Greg Freeman
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