Stickied League One Away Support Thread 2023/24

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Aye but my point still stands. For a standard game with six or seven games to go, even in the top two they wouldn't take that many imho.

We would take 2000 to Gillingham if we were going to the league...

You are forgetting that the majority of supporters have never seen us in that position.
 

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I'd say you wouldn't, it's past London, you take two men and their dogs there.
 

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When there is a chance of success, our fans come out. Look at the home attendances when we were doing well, double of what they were last season.
We took, what, 1800 to Southend which isn't much closer earlier on in the season.
 

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When there is a chance of success, our fans come out. Look at the home attendances when we were doing well, double of what they were last season.
We took, what, 1800 to Southend which isn't much closer earlier on in the season.

To be fair, your home attendances at the Ricoh normally do get a big boost when the Gills come to town, so maybe you would bring 2k here after all :2thumb:
 

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To be fair, your home attendances at the Ricoh normally do get a big boost when the Gills come to town, so maybe you would bring 2k here after all :2thumb:

Ey! Probably my two favourite Coventry matches at the Ricoh were against you lot!
 

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When there is a chance of success, our fans come out. Look at the home attendances when we were doing well, double of what they were last season.
We took, what, 1800 to Southend which isn't much closer earlier on in the season.
You had sub 10k home fans last night
 

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The whole stand is about 3.2k from memory, and we give about half that to away fans.


For the Millwall match end of season, I assume they won't have our fans in that little bit of the home end in that stand? (no idea why you want to sit there anywhere lol) Do you think they will give the whole stand to away fans, seeing that its a local club and will have a big following, or just the usual half? I have only been going to matches for last 2 years - so will never have seen this large a following at Priestfield - tho sheffield 1st game of season was decent:gr:
 

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For the Millwall match end of season, I assume they won't have our fans in that little bit of the home end in that stand? (no idea why you want to sit there anywhere lol) Do you think they will give the whole stand to away fans, seeing that its a local club and will have a big following, or just the usual half? I have only been going to matches for last 2 years - so will never have seen this large a following at Priestfield - tho sheffield 1st game of season was decent:gr:

No it will probably be split between home and away. We've only ever given Millwall the whole end once, but we've had it split several times. Would imagine the match would sell out so makes sense to have as many home fans there as possible.
 

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Hold up, how the monkeys fuck can someone support Gillingham and Palace, get fucked off!!
 

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Hold up, how the monkeys fuck can someone support Gillingham and Palace, get fucked off!!


More of I support Gillingham and 'like' palace,mainly due to my mates, as long as they are in EPL - they are the 'big' club that back in the EPL each year :2thumb:
 

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There you go, the season is over so 7000 less turned up than when we beat Port Vale at Christmas.
So you're fickle c*** then, is that what you're actually saying?
 

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So you're fickle c*** then, is that what you're actually saying?

Depends. In many ways I wish more would turn up each week, but in other ways I totally understand the reason not to turn up to a flatpack rugby stadium which has 22,000 empty seats.

In the grand scheme of things, 10,000 turning up to support a club as depressing as Coventry City is bloody impressive.
 

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Depends. In many ways I wish more would turn up each week, but in other ways I totally understand the reason not to turn up to a flatpack rugby stadium which has 22,000 empty seats.

In the grand scheme of things, 10,000 turning up to support a club as depressing as Coventry City is bloody impressive.
You make it sound like you're the only club that is going through or has been through tough times, plenty have suffered pal. That said I'd stay away from the Ricoh, it's soul destroying.
 

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It's a mortifying combination.

Well at least it isn't you or the 'spotters :fish:.

I know a couple of Palace fans down here, and I give them as much grief as possible.

Edit: Walkley, wash your mouth out with soap :dis:
 

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You make it sound like you're the only club that is going through or has been through tough times, plenty have suffered pal. That said I'd stay away from the Ricoh, it's soul destroying.

Of course, but without making this sound like a competition, I feel we have it the worst.

Take Blackpool and Portsmouth for example, go back a few years and they have had success. We on the other hand have had absolutely nothing to shout about in recent times. I have supported the club for just over 20 years and I have not once seen a successful side. This year has been the first time we have come close, yet we are still going to finish about 12th!

Depressing.
 

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Bless. it's not really the two teams themselves, rather the idea of following a "big" club on top of your main side. I work the other way, I'm a Millwall fan and follow my local non-leaguers.

I don't support and local sides, but I would say that is expectable.

What non-league clubs do you follow?
 

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Bless. it's not really the two teams themselves, rather the idea of following a "big" club on top of your main side. I work the other way, I'm a Millwall fan and follow my local non-leaguers.


Well, in terms of distance Palace and Gillingham are 2 of the closest clubs to me. And not being from a football supporting family, growing up I didn't really care about football - which also meant when the time came that I actually came to care about football - its rather tough to choose a team. :bg: And given that Gillingham was the club that I had seen the most times in my youth (with an uncle - at the time i did not care for football) that seemed the logical choice... So starting 2 seasons ago I have been going there around half the home games each year, next 1 this weekend. Since then some mates have taken me to Palace numerous times, and well, no matter how much you hate a team, you go to enough home games and you will get a soft spot for them :bravo:
 
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Couldn't think of owt worse. Get a spine kid, pick your team and stick wi it. Don't whore yourself out for pals.
 

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Bless. it's not really the two teams themselves, rather the idea of following a "big" club on top of your main side. I work the other way, I'm a Millwall fan and follow my local non-leaguers.

Same here, I go to Truro quite often, and even that is a 26 mile round trip
 

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