Average home attendance 24/25

[Peter Venkman]

Yet again Town fans have showed that even watching utter shit for the first half of the season they will come out in numbers.

Todays attendance of 9,503 means that our home league average attendance is 7,229.

Thats a great effort after such a shitty start up until January.

[dalumpimunki]

It's an odd thing but, even in seasons where we've fuck all to play for, there's often a jump in attendance for the last home game.

In 18/19 we barely broke 7000 all season. Last game over 8.5k.

22/23 crowds jumped by best part of 2000 to 10.4k on the last day against Crawley of all sides.

Duck knows why.

[Matchworn Shirts]

The extra came to pay homage to our Lord & Saviour Clemente?

[No Longer Posh Red]

It's an odd thing but, even in seasons where we've fuck all to play for, there's often a jump in attendance for the last home game.

In 18/19 we barely broke 7000 all season. Last game over 8.5k.

22/23 crowds jumped by best part of 2000 to 10.4k on the last day against Crawley of all sides.

Duck knows why.

I always like to go to the first game & last game of the season, so maybe other people do the same.

[Ides of March]

It's an odd thing but, even in seasons where we've fuck all to play for, there's often a jump in attendance for the last home game.

In 18/19 we barely broke 7000 all season. Last game over 8.5k.

22/23 crowds jumped by best part of 2000 to 10.4k on the last day against Crawley of all sides.

Duck knows why.

From memory, this was mostly down to Notts County bringing about 3,000

[No Longer Posh Red]

From memory, this was mostly down to Notts County bringing about 3,000

2,248 from Notts in a crowd of 8,676.
The day Notts County were relegated out of the football league

[Uncletrunx]

It's an odd thing but, even in seasons where we've fuck all to play for, there's often a jump in attendance for the last home game.

In 18/19 we barely broke 7000 all season. Last game over 8.5k.

22/23 crowds jumped by best part of 2000 to 10.4k on the last day against Crawley of all sides.

Duck knows why.

In my case, I've not been much this season but at about 1:30 I asked the youngest on a whim if he fancied watching the football and he said yes.

So we did.

There may well be others who saw the nice weather, thought "last chance for a while" and came along.

[stfcjack]

The sun being out played a part I think, it seemed like everyone had a good drink yesterday, it made the game bearable yesterday to be fair.

No idea what sort of crowds we’ll be looking at the next season. Seen lots of people saying they are not renewing, I was the same last season but bottled it a couple of weeks before the start.

[4D]

Pretty good of dongs to bring their entire fanbase yesterday too.

[Peter Venkman]

Seen lots of people saying they are not renewing, I was the same last season but bottled it a couple of weeks before the start.

Love the club but not the owner.

Yes more bums on seats means more money in the owners pocket but it also could mean more budget for the players on the pitch for Ollie. (in an ideal world).

[4D]

If only admin expenses could be reduced 

[Tails]

Love the club but not the owner.

Yes more bums on seats means more money in the owners pocket but it also could mean more budget for the players on the pitch for Ollie. (in an ideal world).

The bums on seats didnt equal good budgets for the previous managers so absolutely no reason to think that would change.

[4D]

Weren't we in the bottom 3rd of budgets this season?

[Matchworn Shirts]

Pretty good of dongs to bring their entire customer base yesterday too.

[No Longer Posh Red]

So the Average Home Attendance this season was 7,229
(which consisted of 6,724 Town fans & 505 visitors)
Our Avg away following was 586,

For Reference the previous seasons
                Tot     Town   Away   Town Away
2023/24  8,843  8,010   473          671
2022/23  9,067  8,669   398          682
2021/22  9,603  9,156   447          832