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No those stats are for the whole season so include Swansea matches.

He started 26 matches in the league this season. His longest run of starts in a row was 11 where he got 4 goals and an assist.

To be fair to him on that, wasn't that because he was coming back from offside and so couldn't have done it himself? May have been a different instance.

I sadly took the time to try and work it out 😆. I think if someone had been to every possible game in the last 4 seasons they could be on 2460. And I think something happened with extra points the season we couldn’t play home games at the start maybe?

I think the biggest total would be about 2500.

Turns out it does play out that way, bravo!

Would assume that Coventry and Sunderland have agreed to around 3000 each. Makes sense with the current layout, and it would be fair to say this season in the league bigger away followings at the CBS haven’t had much impact on our performance.

Yep getting the same error currently. Will just wait until tomorrow I think.

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2025/april/11/tickets--details-confirmed-for-away-game-against-luton-town/ Coventry City have a full allocation of 1,342 tickets for this fixture. Monday 14th April, 10am: 24/25 Season Ticket Holders with 1900+ points Monday 14th April, 12pm Midday: 24/25 Season...

I remember thinking when watching the match against Brighton in round 3 that, regardless of how the league was going, we could go far in this. I had also forgotten that Oxford beat Luton on the semi final. The first of 4 memorable trips to Wembley for me. Hopefully more to come soon!

He's been playing for the academy.

That game made it to general sale. Anyone who wanted a ticket would have been able to get one.

To be fair, I didn’t hear anything around me last night. He got a bit of a chant during the warm up which he responded to, and the two good saves he made were applauded. I fear the reaction if he makes another mistake, but if the worst we see is him booting the ball out of play from goal kicks...

But because of that 1% getting the most attention, the mistrust grows to think that it is a much higher proportion. That's where the "closed shop" comments come from, completely disregarding the fact that a notable amount of games go to 500 points or lower.

To be fair, I definitely know people who have bought tickets with the pure intention to pass them on. Can debate all day on whether that is right. However, the people doing this are massively in the minority. 99% of people on high points have got them because they have attended matches up and...

Aren't all Easter bank holiday matches on Sky anyway? https://www.efl.com/how-to-watch/sky-sports-q-and-a/

It’s about 1740, which I don’t think is the whole stand.

It is just the way the away fixtures have ended up being ordered this season. Luton and Plymouth two of the smallest allocations in the division.

It's what most teams who consistently sell out away tickets quickly do. But of course, they also have multi year long waits for season tickets, so I think we are a long way off from needing to do it.

If it ever got to the stage that no away games reached general sale/low points range, the club would have to look into a percentage going to a ballot. At the moment that is not needed, as plenty of opportunities for people to do away matches this season if they wanted to.