AWAY SUPPORT LAST WEEKEND " IS THAT ALL U TAKE AWAY? "

Top League One Away Followings this weekend 16/17 November 2013.

1st: Wolves (2,730)
2nd: Preston (1,190)
3rd: Coventry (717)


' AWAY SUPPORT DIVISION 1 '

Wolves at Notts County: (2,730)

Preston at Leyton Orient: (1,190)

Coventry at Bradford: (717)

Rotherham at Stevenage: (650)

Gillingham at Sheffield United: (617)

Shrewsbury at Port Vale: (579)

Bristol City at Tranmere: (469)

Swindon at Colchester: (323)

Crewe at Brentford: (296)

Crawley at Carlisle: (133)



' AWAY SUPPORT DIVISION 2 '

Incredible effort from Plymouth who brought 541 fans to York City. Only a 700 mile round trip

Portsmouth at Wimbledon: (802)

Oxford at Mansfield: (769)

Rochdale at Morecambe: (744)

Plymouth at York: (541)

Chesterfield at Torquay: (311)

Southend at Exeter: (255)

Bury at Bristol Rovers: (240)

Cheltenham at Wycombe: (189)

Fleetwood at Northampton: (144)

Hartlepool at Newport: (129)

Accrington at Scunthorpe: (118)

Burton at Dag & Red: (113)



The police obviously weren't taking any chances with this one Liverpool fan.

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He could be an undercover officer of the law

Agree, excellent effort from Plymouth, and once again to pompey, who would have taken hundreds more, but 800 was their full allocation.

He could be an undercover officer of the law

Agree, excellent effort from Plymouth, and once again to pompey, who would have taken hundreds more, but 800 was their full allocation.

Cheers for letting me know regarding thats all Pompey were allowed to take

I thought Preston, Rotherham and Gillingham's figures were pretty good for long trips.

Oxford Utd too, although not a really long trip for them, still good for L2.

Cheltenham's to Wycombe was poor - maybe 90 minutes drive.

Rochdale taking over 700 is impressive. It's about 1 in. 5 of their home support - or like us taking about 5,500 away. With Man Utd and City so close you have to respect them.

I thought Preston, Rotherham and Gillingham's figures were pretty good for long trips.

Oxford Utd too, although not a really long trip for them, still good for L2.

Cheltenham's to Wycombe was poor - maybe 90 minutes drive.

Tim, Preston have this season been their best for years, surprising how your away support can increase in lower divisions and Wolves this season.

Rochdale taking over 700 is impressive. It's about 1 in. 5 of their home support - or like us taking about 5,500 away. With Man Utd and City so close you have to respect them.

Yes your right, they get barely 2,000 for home games, so excellent away support, them and Bury this season.

Rochdale taking over 700 is impressive. It's about 1 in. 5 of their home support - or like us taking about 5,500 away. With Man Utd and City so close you have to respect them.

Yes your right, they get barely 2,000 for home games, so excellent away support, them and Bury this season. [/quote

Yes, I've probably over estimated their home support - more like 1 in 4 travelling away. Like Cardiff in the old days!

Rochdale taking over 700 is impressive. It's about 1 in. 5 of their home support - or like us taking about 5,500 away. With Man Utd and City so close you have to respect them.

Morcambe would be a big day out at the seaside for them.
Not a long trip either with the excellent motorways they have got up there.

Still 700 for a club like Rochdale, when you consider what's on their doorstep (Man U, Leeds, Man City, Liverpool etc.. all within a short drive)

Rochdale taking over 700 is impressive. It's about 1 in. 5 of their home support - or like us taking about 5,500 away. With Man Utd and City so close you have to respect them.

Yes your right, they get barely 2,000 for home games, so excellent away support, them and Bury this season. [/quote

Yes, I've probably over estimated their home support - more like 1 in 4 travelling away. Like Cardiff in the old days!

We were exactly like that