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VegetableSamosa

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The Football League have released their attendance analysis for last season, which is available here - http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/AttendanceStats/0,,10794,00.html

Here are some of the relevant stats. I've avoided comparing to the league average because our mighty numbers skew them quite a lot (woo, us!) and I can't be bothered to remove us as an outlier.

We are ranked 8th in the Football league for average away attendance, an increase of just 500 on previous seasons. This is a 43% increase on last season and ranks us 13th. We're second place, behind Wolves, in the highest away attendance, courtesy of MK Dons.
(Source - http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/88/c2/0,,10794~180872,00.pdf)

However, when put as a percentage of our home fans, we are ranked 1st in the leagues, with a massive 83.2% (up from 11% last season). Second place, Rochdale, only muster 20% of their home attendees to game.
(Source - http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/8b/c2/0,,10794~180875,00.pdf)

Our total admissions for the season were 59,106. This is down 77% on last year and ranks us 69th in the Football Leagues, 24th in League 1. This is the highest percentage change of any team, with Yeovil following us at only 63%.
(Source - http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/86/c2/0,,10794~180870,00.pdf)

This is also true for average attendance, which is 2,750, also down 77%, ranking us 69th in the Football Leagues and 24th in ours.
(Source - http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/83/c2/0,,10794~180867,00.pdf)

Got to love crunching the numbers.
 

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Sky Blues

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Interesting stats, thanks for highlighting VS.

One thing the figures suggest is that Sixfields is a turn-off for away fans as well as home fans. Excluding the teams promoted and relegated to League 1, CCFC was the only club already in the division to see a fall in attendance from visiting fans last year (down 19%). All the others saw increases, ranging from Brentford (up 3%) to MK Dons (up 62%).
 

Neutral Fan

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Might I respectfully suggest Cov fans avoid the Franchise FC away match next season? SISU followed where they led and putting 100k into the back pocket of Winkie - Mr Franchise himself - doesn't really help you get your message out to other teams supporters.

A big protest in Cov on 23 August might be more productive? Or all turn up to Bedworths match or something?

I just feel people should stand up for real football and Cov fans are right at the heart of that currently.
 

oscillatewildly

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Might I respectfully suggest Cov fans avoid the Franchise FC away match next season? SISU followed where they led and putting 100k into the back pocket of Winkie - Mr Franchise himself - doesn't really help you get your message out to other teams supporters.

A big protest in Cov on 23 August might be more productive? Or all turn up to Bedworths match or something?

I just feel people should stand up for real football and Cov fans are right at the heart of that currently.
Agreed. I have to admit, I followed the horde down last season and have been regretting my actions since. I kind of shat on my own principles regarding our, and therefore other's fiasco. I won't be going there again.
Mind you, you've gone and pooped on your "neutral" stance by recommending the "duff". Disgraceful.
 

ollyservetta

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Might I respectfully suggest Cov fans avoid the Franchise FC away match next season? SISU followed where they led and putting 100k into the back pocket of Winkie - Mr Franchise himself - doesn't really help you get your message out to other teams supporters.

A big protest in Cov on 23 August might be more productive? Or all turn up to Bedworths match or something?//what about going to support the true dons that day ,hopefully they wil be at home ,be a good protest and day out

I just feel people should stand up for real football and Cov fans are right at the heart of that currently.
 

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