" LOWER LEAGUE RESULTS AND ATTENDANCES "

Sat 7th September 2013

SKY BET LEAGUE 1

Bradford (1) 4 Brentford (0) 0
Att: 13,621

Carlisle (0) 0 Port Vale (0) 1
Att: 3,866

Crawley Town (0) 3 Gillingham (0) 2
Att: 3,984

Crewe (2) 2 Peterborough (1) 2
Att: 4,509

Milton Keynes Dons (0) 1 Swindon (1) 1
Att: 7,738

Rotherham (0) 3 Sheff Utd (1) 1
Att: 11,758

Tranmere (0) 0 Stevenage (0) 0
Att: 4,156



SKY BET LEAGUE 2

Burton Albion (0) 0 Oxford Utd (0) 2
Att: 3,416

Cheltenham (1) 2 Portsmouth (2) 2
Att: 4,776

Chesterfield (0) 1 Accrington Stanley (0) 0
Att: 6,588

Dag & Red (1) 1 Exeter (0) 1
Att: 2,003

Fleetwood Town (2) 4 Torquay (0) 1
Att: 2,426

Hartlepool (0) 1 Wycombe (0) 2
Att: 3,640

Newport County (1) 1 Mansfield (0) 1
Att: 3,709

Northampton (0) 1 Scunthorpe (0) 1
Att: 4,132

Plymouth (0) 1 Bristol Rovers (0) 0
Att: 8,631

Rochdale (1) 1 Bury (0) 0
Att: 5,616

Southend (1) 1 Morecambe (1) 3
Att: 6,080

York (0) 0 AFC Wimbledon (1) 2
Att: 3,530

Superb crowd at Bradford

Superb crowd at Bradford

Good club with great fans. Been through so much over the years. Met a couple of lads who were at game v Lincoln when stand burned down. Truly awful. Hope they get back up to at least championship level. The lad Nahki Wells looks like a good player as well

I been to Bradford, we won 1-0 I think, I remember Dai Taxi being covered in blood.

Superb crowd at Bradford

Totally agree Carl, Superb Crowd by Bradford City and prob less than 200 Brentford fans there.

i think the biggest point your missing is, how relativly small crowds are elsewhere. even on a weekend where there's no premiership or championship football being watched, people are not supporting the smaller teams. the fact the uk is filled with united, chelsea, liverpool and arsenal fans, is destroying those small clubs, where i work and live, around 80% of the kids are either "swansea (because of premiership) or the big 4, and i live in south wales. with the premier league getting all the money and fans all glory hunters, except a few loyal lads, the teams in the lower leagues i fear wont be able to survive

as a huge cardiff city fan, i will follow them, but for me, the premier league is boring and dull, yes we beat man city 3-2, but realistically, will we be challenging for premier league, champions league place in my life time, i think not maybe top 10 in about 8/9 years time. where-as int he football league its soo interesting and exciting, to see teams like yeovil for example, survive relegation, and then a season later, win a play-offs to the championship. thats where the heart of football is, not in the money run, boring premier league

Great crowd by MK Dons also.

Decent crowd at Plymouth too. Argyle have great support, and the Gas usually take a few away.

Shit support from newport cewnty !!!!!!

I went over to watch Newport today. Reminded me of old ninian park. Open terrace, hanging toilets and a passionate crowd.

i think the biggest point your missing is, how relativly small crowds are elsewhere. even on a weekend where there's no premiership or championship football being watched, people are not supporting the smaller teams. the fact the uk is filled with united, chelsea, liverpool and arsenal fans, is destroying those small clubs, where i work and live, around 80% of the kids are either "swansea (because of premiership) or the big 4, and i live in south wales. with the premier league getting all the money and fans all glory hunters, except a few loyal lads, the teams in the lower leagues i fear wont be able to survive

as a huge cardiff city fan, i will follow them, but for me, the premier league is boring and dull, yes we beat man city 3-2, but realistically, will we be challenging for premier league, champions league place in my life time, i think not maybe top 10 in about 8/9 years time. where-as int he football league its soo interesting and exciting, to see teams like yeovil for example, survive relegation, and then a season later, win a play-offs to the championship. thats where the heart of football is, not in the money run, boring premier league

The same can be said about being in the premier.

The top 6 have a target of reaching the Champions league. The more established premier teams have a target of getting Europa place with one or two daring to nick a Champions league spot. Then you have your mid table teams securing their positions early with intentions of building up for the following seasons challenges. Then you have the relegation candidates which perhaps is the biggest fight of all across all the divisions when you consider how much there is to lose. Adding to the fight at the bottom well any of the teams can find itself in the mix of it all if they go on one bad run and that could include Man U. Its not that bad a league to be involved in.

I went over to watch Newport today. Reminded me of old ninian park. Open terrace, hanging toilets and a passionate crowd.

Traitor. that's no different to watching the Jacks, did you join in with the anti-cardiff chants?

bradfords populations is 522,452 its the fourth biggest metropoliton district in england after birmingham,sheffield and leeds.is 13000 really that good a crowd for an area that big?

bradfords populations is 522,452 its the fourth biggest metropoliton district in england after birmingham,sheffield and leeds.is 13000 really that good a crowd for an area that big?

Hi i'm a Bradford fan , Our crowds don't represent the diversity of the population of Bradford therefore this reduces the pool of potential fans. Also large amount of Leeds fans live around Bradford, and the Aire Valley part of Bradford are mainly Burnley and Leeds. The last year has been like a nice long dream, our crowds have so far increased by 47% on last seasons, We got 18,000 against Sheffield utd last week. Cheers, good luck inyour season.

bradfords populations is 522,452 its the fourth biggest metropoliton district in england after birmingham,sheffield and leeds.is 13000 really that good a crowd for an area that big?

Hi i'm a Bradford fan , Our crowds don't represent the diversity of the population of Bradford therefore this reduces the pool of potential fans. Also large amount of Leeds fans live around Bradford, and the Aire Valley part of Bradford are mainly Burnley and Leeds. The last year has been like a nice long dream, our crowds have so far increased by 47% on last seasons, We got 18,000 against Sheffield utd last week. Cheers, good luck inyour season.

bradfords populations is 522,452 its the fourth biggest metropoliton district in england after birmingham,sheffield and leeds.is 13000 really that good a crowd for an area that big?

Hi i'm a Bradford fan , Our crowds don't represent the diversity of the population of Bradford therefore this reduces the pool of potential fans. Also large amount of Leeds fans live around Bradford, and the Aire Valley part of Bradford are mainly Burnley and Leeds. The last year has been like a nice long dream, our crowds have so far increased by 47% on last seasons, We got 18,000 against Sheffield utd last week. Cheers, good luck inyour season.

Spot on and Bradford are playing in Division 3. Top crowd

Bradford and the mighty MK Dons do well.

I went to watch Newport County yesterday for my football fix, good atmosphere and a reasonable game.

nobber i notice the county fans are moaning about there gate yesterday . a thousand down on previous games so they say

3,500 is not too bad for league 2 football is it ?

you won't be able to get a ticket for love or money when pompey visit me thinks .

nobber i notice the county fans are moaning about there gate yesterday . a thousand down on previous games so they say

3,500 is not too bad for league 2 football is it ?

you won't be able to get a ticket for love or money when pompey visit me thinks .

Yes mate, I thought it was a reasonable gate for that division, if they stay around the play off positions as the season goes on the support will increase no doubt.