" CHAMPIONSHIP / LEAGUE ONE & TWO AVERAGE AWAY SUPPORTS "

" CHAMPIONSHIP / LEAGUE ONE & TWO AVERAGE AWAY SUPPORTS SO FAR 2017-18 "


Monday 18th December 2017


" Every Clubs Average Away Support in Championship So Far "

Clubs like Villa and Leeds sold out their away allocations and Leeds were restricted on many away games.

Last 10 Away Matches.







" League 1 (div 3) 2017-18 "

' Away Supports Average Last 11 games '

Blackburn 2,180
Portsmouth 1,570
Bradford 1,462
Rotherham 1,240
Oxford 1,110




" Division 2 (div 4) 2017-18 "

Away Supports Average Last 10 away games

Coventry Div 2(div 4) 1,194
Lincoln City Div 2(div 4) 1,186
Luton Town Div 2 (div 4) 1,096


' CHAMPIONSHIP LAST 10 AWAY GAMES 2017-18 '


Last 10 Away Matches, not including Cardiff City's 1,383 away fans at Reading

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" CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE UP TO MONDAY 18TH DECEMBER 2017 "

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dont see too much wrong with that

Fair play to Sunderland and Middlesbrough for their numbers considering the distances they've got to travel

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Dean Harding(Torquay fan):
Pretty disappointing for Cardiff considering the season you're having.

A clubs all time history it seems has a big influence on its current support.roughly the top 10 clubs with the best support both home and away are the clubs with the 10 best history's.

A clubs all time history it seems has a big influence on its current support.roughly the top 10 clubs with the best support both home and away are the clubs with the 10 best history's.

Out of curiosity what have Birmingham City,Sheffield United,Forest,Boro,Wolves,Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds won in the last 15 years and achieved?

My opinion only Boro have been doing much, up and down to the Premier League.

Cardiff have not been relegated from the Championship in the last 17 years, We have had three promotions,Won the Championship Trophy,Promoted Premier League, 4 Wembley Appearances, One Millennium Stadium and a New Stadium. On the field Very Very Exciting Years

We are one game away from being half-way through the Current Season

Cardiff City Stand Proudly in the Top Two of the Championship and Never been out of the Top Three this season

WELL DONE CARDIFF CITY/ NEIL WARNOCK & OUR PLAYERS

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Achieved short spells in premier league expect sheff Utd brum league cup win.

Agree with you its been exciting after the drivel of the 80/90s .but alas still no settled period in the premier league or trophy in the cabinet .still with Neil Warnock at the helm in hopeful.blooobirds.

Agree with you its been exciting after the drivel of the 80/90s .but alas still no settled period in the premier league or trophy in the cabinet .still with Neil Warnock at the helm in hopeful.blooobirds.

There is a trophy, we won the championship

gaining support is a long term thing though look where we were in the 80s/90s and look at the crowds we had. your talking about generations who dont have it ingrained in them to go and take their family.

All those clubs above us apart from. Bristol are bigger clubs than us also they don't have to travel as far as us ,i wonder sometimes why we get long journeys midweek

All those clubs above us apart from. Bristol are bigger clubs than us also they don't have to travel as far as us ,i wonder sometimes why we get long journeys midweek

i think a club like ipswich is a perfect example of what we should look at, theyve been at the same level just as long as we have and have similar travelling distances.

All those clubs above us apart from. Bristol are bigger clubs than us also they don't have to travel as far as us ,i wonder sometimes why we get long journeys midweek

In the 80's/90's Wez, Wolves, Bristol City, Sheffield United,Boro, Brum etc were all similar to us and struggling in lower divisions.
Boro had their ground closed down,bankrupt, lower division.
Wolves Division 4.
Brum lucky to fill a coach away.
Sheffield United years of up and down lower leagues like us.

I'm talking about all time history's one close to ours Bristol city .us winning championship trophy?.that was the reds if you regard that as ccfc fine I don't.



' Wolverhampton Wanderers - honours '

Honour Position Year
Football League Cup Winner 1979-80
League Division Two Runner-up 1982-83
Football League Trophy Winner 1987-88
League Division Four Champion 1987-88




' Sheffield United Honours '

FA Cup Winner 1924-25
FA Cup Runner-up 1935-36
League Division Two Runner-up 1938-39
League Division Two Champion 1952-53
League Division Two Runner-up 1960-61
League Division Two Runner-up 1970-71
League Division Four Champion 1981-82
League Division Two Runner-up 1989-90
League Championship Runner-up 2005-06
League One Champion 2016-17



' Birmingham City Honours '

Football League Cup Winner 1962-63
League Division Two Runner-up 1971-72
League Division Two Runner-up 1984-85
Football League Trophy Winner 1990-91
League Division Three Runner-up 1991-92
League Division 2 Champion 1994-95
Football League Trophy Winner 1994-95
Football League Cup Runner-up 2000-01
League Championship Runner-up 2006-07
League Championship Runner-up 2008-09
Football League Cup Winner 2010-11


' Middlesborough Honours '

League Division Three Runner-up 1986-87
Full Members' Cup Runner-up 1989-90
League Division Two Runner-up 1991-92
League Division 1 Champion 1994-95
FA Cup Runner-up 1996-97
Football League Cup Runner-up 1996-97
League Division 1 Runner-up 1997-98
Football League Cup Runner-up 1997-98
Football League Cup Winner 2003-04
League Championship Runner-up 2015-16









' Sheffield Wednesday Honours '

FA Charity Shield Winner 1935
League Division Two Runner-up 1949-50
League Division Two Champion 1951-52
League Division Two Champion 1955-56
League Division Two Champion 1958-59
League Division One Runner-up 1960-61
FA Cup Runner-up 1965-66
League Division Two Runner-up 1983-84
Football League Cup Winner 1990-91
Football League Cup Runner-up 1992-93
FA Cup Runner-up 1992-93
League One Runner-up 2011-12

Each clubs amount of seasons in the top division?


Wolves: have had 4 years in the Premier League in their last 20 years, they were 20th,20th,23rd etc in Premier League, spent the 80's in the lower divisions.

Sheffield United: have had 2 years in premier League in their last 20 years, they were 14th & 23rd and spent years in the lower divisions.

Bristol City: Never been in Premier League, spent most of the last 30 years either in Championship or lower divisions, No success at all.




Bristol City Honours

First Division Runners-up - 1906/07
Second Division Champions - 1905/06
Second Division Runners-up - 1975/76
Third Division Champions - 2014/15
Third Division Runners-up - 1964/65, 1989/90, 1997/98, 2006/07
Third Division (South) Champions - 1922/23, 1926/27, 1954/55

Middlesbrough also got to the uefa cup final which is a pretty massive achievement








Middlesborough FC:

The club experienced severe financial difficulties during the mid-1980s.

Middlesbrough were dropping down the table, and finished 19th in the 1984–85 season. In April 1986, the club had to borrow £30,000 from the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) to pay wages. The final game of the season saw Middlesbrough relegated to the Third Division again.

That summer, the club called in the Provisional Liquidator and shortly afterwards, the club was wound up and the gates to Ayresome Park were padlocked. Without the £350,000 capital required for Football League registration, a new rule, it seemed inevitable that the club would fold permanently.

Steve Gibson, however, a member of the board at the time, brought together a consortium, and with 10 minutes to spare before the deadline they completed their registration with the Football League for the 1986–87 season, crowds were as low as 5,000.

Following the registration came both a change of club crest and a change of the official company name to Middlesbrough Football and Athletic Club (1986) Ltd

[quote="skiprat"]I'm talking about all time history's one close to ours Bristol city .us winning championship trophy?.that was the reds if you regard that as ccfc fine I don't.


Well you counted the period in the Premier in your post as you said we didn't have a settled period in that league. You cant dismiss a trophy as not being CCFC then bemoan a lack of a settled period in teh top division as we only had one season (in the same colour)

Division 2 (div 4) 2017-18

Away Supports Average Last 10 away games

Coventry Div 2(div 4) 1,194
Lincoln City Div 2(div 4) 1,186
Luton Town Div 2 (div 4) 1,096

League 1 (div 3) 2017-18

' Away Supports Average Last 11 games '

Blackburn 2,180
Portsmouth 1,570
Bradford 1,462
Rotherham 1,240
Oxford 1,110






' Bradford City Honours '

League Division Two Champion 1907-08
FA Cup Winner 1910-11
Division Three (North) Champion 1928-29
League Division Four Runner-up 1981-82
League Division Three Champion 1984-85
League Division 1 Runner-up 1998-99
Football League Cup Runner-up 2012-13

Sheffield United's Away average of 2,080 does not include last Saturday near 4,000 Away average at Preston.



' Sheffield United Honours '

FA Cup Winner 1924-25
FA Cup Runner-up 1935-36
League Division Two Runner-up 1938-39
League Division Two Champion 1952-53
League Division Two Runner-up 1960-61
League Division Two Runner-up 1970-71
League Division Four Champion 1981-82
League Division Two Runner-up 1989-90
League Championship Runner-up 2005-06
League One Champion 2016-17


Nearly 4,000 Sheffield United Away Fans at Preston on Saturday.

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Doesn't matter that other clubs have bigger away support.
WE MAKE MORE NOISE!
WE ARE MORE PSSIONATE!
WE ARE BLUEBIRDS!
It's what the players hear on the pitch that counts!
Not this club or that club has more away support!
And what Neil Warnock says that matters!

What a load of crap! These are just figures and do not take into consideration teams travelling very shot distances so taking larger following than us particularly! Plus name one of teams above us in this table who have poorer away support than us in past 10 yrs They are all bigger clubs , And how do compare between us and any other club regarding support?


Leeds to Cardiff 460 mile round trip bringing 2,700 fans on a Tuesday night live on Sky.

Cardiff to Sunderland 580 mile round trip 600 away fans

Bristol City to Sunderland 560 mile round trip. 2,000 away fans

Ipswich to Bristol City

Bristol City to Ipswich

Nottingham Forest to Cardiff

Sheffield United to Cardiff

Cardiff to Sheffield Wednesday

Norwich to Cardiff

Bristol to Boro

Boro to Bristol

Hull City to Cardiff




' Sheffield United Honours '

FA Cup Winner 1924-25
FA Cup Runner-up 1935-36
League Division Two Runner-up 1938-39
League Division Two Champion 1952-53
League Division Two Runner-up 1960-61
League Division Two Runner-up 1970-71
League Division Four Champion 1981-82
League Division Two Runner-up 1989-90
League Championship Runner-up 2005-06
League One Champion 2016-17



Portsmouth have had years of troubles on and off the pitch.

" League 1 (div 3) 2017-18 "

' Away Supports Average Last 11 games '

Blackburn 2,180
Portsmouth 1,570
Bradford 1,462
Rotherham 1,240
Oxford 1,110

841 Luton fans away at Forest Green Rovers yesterday League 2 (div 4)

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' These Away Crowds are Not included in the Above Averages '


Top Championship away attendances this weekend:

3,820 - Sheffield United away at Preston
3,143 - Aston Villa away at Derby (sold out)
1,590 - Middlesbrough away at Millwall
1,267 - Nottingham Forest away at Bristol City
1,200 - Wolves away at Sheff Wed Friday night live on Sky
1,136 - Queen’s Park Rangers away at Birmingham

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Well done Burton, great effort considering the size of their ground and their home crowd. If you look at those figures, in the main it will come back to around 8%-10% of the average home crowd for most clubs. If you raise home crowds on a regular basis it will raise the away crowd.

Well done Burton, great effort considering the size of their ground and their home crowd. If you look at those figures, in the main it will come back to around 8%-10% of the average home crowd for most clubs. If you raise home crowds on a regular basis it will raise the away crowd.

Spot on and Burton are bottom three,they are like a village compared to many other Championship Clubs and NO history, brings many Clubs away Support to Shame.