Away Followings Next Season

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

All depends, we may have some fans that come back for the League One experience (let’s call them suckers for punishment). The season ticket sales will be a good yardstick when it comes to our attendances.

I think our attendances will be similar if we’re competing at the top of the league. We’ve only seen 9 wins this season, at the end of the day winning football brings people in.

I’m dreaming of a 23,000 crowd as we march towards promotion, the sun is shining, Salech is bagging hat tricks and we’ve all got smiles on our faces…………………but I have had a lot of caffeine this morning and may well be delirious.

People who aren't die hard supporters like us on here will watch a winning team, no matter what the league is.

So if we're near the top then the crowds will be half decent. Not 25k plus but still decent.

But if we struggle, it will be extremely bleak in that stadium.

Hard to call at the moment. We're a brand new stadium to visit for a lot of these League One clubs. The big down side to next season is the vast majority of clubs are based up north.

If the club make any good decisions, perform well on the pitch and make top 6, we'll get 20k no problem.

My overwhelming feeling though is that it will be another disappointing season.

Anyone who thinks that next season we will be challanging for promotion is deluded. they will put out a statement. get us to buy season tickets (which i will again) but if you really want change, we need to stand up and not buy them, we need to make a stand agaisnt vincent and the board. but you'll get the 'your not a real fan if you don't renew' lot harping on about how good they are buying a season ticket whenifact most of them were plastic liverpool fans 22 years ago, I see them all from school. all prem fans and now 'cardiff fans'

we used to create an atmospwhere and get things done. now we are just a library !

It'll help that in league 1 there are only five midweek match days we had 8 at just home this year.
We should get a lot more Saturday 3pm kick offs and bar the derbies that when we've had our biggest crowds this year.

I don't see any clubs bringing more than 1500 or so

No big boys at all in league 1 really

All depends, we may have some fans that come back for the League One experience (let’s call them suckers for punishment). The season ticket sales will be a good yardstick when it comes to our attendances.

I think our attendances will be similar if we’re competing at the top of the league. We’ve only seen 9 wins this season, at the end of the day winning football brings people in.

I’m dreaming of a 23,000 crowd as we march towards promotion, the sun is shining, Salech is bagging hat tricks and we’ve all got smiles on our faces…………………but I have had a lot of caffeine this morning and may well be delirious.

Stick to soup or squash

Anyone who thinks that next season we will be challanging for promotion is deluded. they will put out a statement. get us to buy season tickets (which i will again) but if you really want change, we need to stand up and not buy them, we need to make a stand agaisnt vincent and the board. but you'll get the 'your not a real fan if you don't renew' lot harping on about how good they are buying a season ticket whenifact most of them were plastic liverpool fans 22 years ago, I see them all from school. all prem fans and now 'cardiff fans'

we used to create an atmospwhere and get things done. now we are just a library !

Personally I'm not going to let a dodgy football owner dictate whether I go to the football or not. Cardiff's my team and always will be, regardless of who's there.

All depends, we may have some fans that come back for the League One experience (let’s call them suckers for punishment). The season ticket sales will be a good yardstick when it comes to our attendances.

I think our attendances will be similar if we’re competing at the top of the league. We’ve only seen 9 wins this season, at the end of the day winning football brings people in.

I’m dreaming of a 23,000 crowd as we march towards promotion, the sun is shining, Salech is bagging hat tricks and we’ve all got smiles on our faces…………………but I have had a lot of caffeine this morning and may well be delirious.

Stick to soup or squash

Safer options for sure.

What will change are our allocation for away games next season. There's some small grounds in League 1

Now Birmingham are promoted, apart from about half a dozen clubs most teams home support is under 10k. Biggest clubs remaining in terms of home attendances are Bolton who average 21k and Huddersfield 18k. Next up are Charlton who get nearly 15k and then Barnsley & Reading 12k.

So what proportion of these bigger clubs travel is uncertain, but it's likely we won't get many clubs bringing 1000+.

Plymouth will be well represented and also whover else comes down from the Championship, and possibly Bradford if they get promoted.

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

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This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

If we are winning and at the top I think we will get big crowds Birmingham did , I spoke to a fan of there's in my hotel on holiday last week and he said he really enjoyed this season.

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

If we are winning and at the top I think we will get big crowds Birmingham did , I spoke to a fan of there's in my hotel on holiday last week and he said he really enjoyed this season.

A couple of seasons ago we were getting bigger crowds than Birmingham

They have been woken up by new investment

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

If we are winning and at the top I think we will get big crowds Birmingham did , I spoke to a fan of there's in my hotel on holiday last week and he said he really enjoyed this season.

I’ve got a mate who I met on holiday last summer a Birmingham fan and we keep in touch but the difference is there owners are committed to bringing Birmingham back up investing a lot of money into the club hoping to build a new stadium as well they walked the league this year tan not going to spend money on bringing us back up

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

The football section of the other board

I was too philosophical for a few cabbages

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

I can't see any clubs bringing 2000 plus fans

Leeds , West Brom , Stoke , Swansea , Sheffield Wednesday , Sunderland etc

Its great that the likes of Mansfield are well supported on the road , those sort of clubs are the lifeblood of football

But the effect of relegation puts us in the position of having lower home support and less people visiting to swell the gates

People talk about reduced ticket prices and offers but I don't think that pulls many in , especially in league 1

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

I can't see any clubs bringing 2000 plus fans

Leeds , West Brom , Stoke , Swansea , Sheffield Wednesday , Sunderland etc

Its great that the likes of Mansfield are well supported on the road , those sort of clubs are the lifeblood of football

But the effect of relegation puts us in the position of having lower home support and less people visiting to swell the gates

People talk about reduced ticket prices and offers but I don't think that pulls many in , especially in league 1

I will bet you a considerable sum that numerous clubs will bring 2,000 plus fans next season

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

I can't see any clubs bringing 2000 plus fans

Leeds , West Brom , Stoke , Swansea , Sheffield Wednesday , Sunderland etc

Its great that the likes of Mansfield are well supported on the road , those sort of clubs are the lifeblood of football

But the effect of relegation puts us in the position of having lower home support and less people visiting to swell the gates

People talk about reduced ticket prices and offers but I don't think that pulls many in , especially in league 1

I will bet you a considerable sum that numerous clubs will bring 2,000 plus fans next season

I will shake on a sportsman's bet

Numerous .......how many ?

I will be surprised if even one club sells out the initial allocation of 2000

Rovers would have but they are relegated

Bolton , Bradford .....if they go up .....possibly

That's two , at a push

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

I can't see any clubs bringing 2000 plus fans

Leeds , West Brom , Stoke , Swansea , Sheffield Wednesday , Sunderland etc

Its great that the likes of Mansfield are well supported on the road , those sort of clubs are the lifeblood of football

But the effect of relegation puts us in the position of having lower home support and less people visiting to swell the gates

People talk about reduced ticket prices and offers but I don't think that pulls many in , especially in league 1

I will bet you a considerable sum that numerous clubs will bring 2,000 plus fans next season

I will shake on a sportsman's bet

Numerous .......how many ?

I will be surprised if even one club sells out the initial allocation of 2000

Rovers would have but they are relegated

Bolton , Bradford .....if they go up .....possibly

That's two , at a push

Plymouth (they brought 3,000 this season) , Exeter , Charlton, Reading , Bolton , Mansfield and a few other who are doing well in the division at the time we play them at home

This season our attendances have been been boosted by large visiting away supports

Leeds , Pompey , Swansea , Oxford , West Brom , Stoke , Wednesday

I am not sure of our average home gate but it's going to drop considerably

Some fans have suggested that our crowds next season could be ok if we do well

I think they are in for a big shock unless some of the sides in league one bring big followings

I will be amazed if we average 14000

Why were you banned from the otherboard?

Teams like Mansfield have taken an impressive 1,445 away average this season over 23 games. Exeter are regularly taking 1,000 away fans, and Reading are also taking large followings .
The days of clubs bringing 200 to Ninian Park ate long gone.Cardiff is regarded as a safe day out and the stadium is a new ground for many.
I spoke to a few Oxford United fans I know and they thought our stadium was magnificent, so that factor alone can only help.

With regards to the other board , it’s a closed shop with 5 or 6 prolific posters dominating discussions. They must collaborate to get people like you banned if they don’t like the narrative being played.

I can't see any clubs bringing 2000 plus fans

Leeds , West Brom , Stoke , Swansea , Sheffield Wednesday , Sunderland etc

Its great that the likes of Mansfield are well supported on the road , those sort of clubs are the lifeblood of football

But the effect of relegation puts us in the position of having lower home support and less people visiting to swell the gates

People talk about reduced ticket prices and offers but I don't think that pulls many in , especially in league 1

I will bet you a considerable sum that numerous clubs will bring 2,000 plus fans next season

I agree, new big ground for alot of people ,

Think the crowds will improve as the season goes on if we doing well don’t think we get over 15,000 season tickets sold though

I definitely think our away support will improve new grounds to go to ,
but it's all dependant on who is manager and a starting 11 who can play football.