| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! 22:44 - May 1 with 2822 views | unstableblue |
1 Derby County 27,259
2 Ipswich Town 26,184
3 Sheffield Wednesday 25,013
4 Bolton Wanderers 18,814
5 Portsmouth 18,054
6 Plymouth Argyle 15,579
7 Charlton Athletic 13,436
Incredible to have an attendance higher than Sheff Weds
Out of interest that would make us 17th in the Premier League, ahead of Palace, Fulham, Brentford, Bournemouth, and 3rd in the Championship behind Sunderland and Sheffield United!! And … drum roll… 100 people ahead of Norwich’s average!
So we’re the 21st biggest club in the country on attendance!! Now I’d suggest next season… we’ll get even higher
I thought you should know [Post edited 2 May 2023 8:24]
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 23:21 - May 1 with 2593 views | Gogs |
Think I read recently that the budgies cheapest ST is over £200 more than our cheapest. Still, they could be giving them away with a bag of carrots on the market and I still wouldn't want to go and watch them. |  | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 23:24 - May 1 with 2587 views | DinnernotTea |
Year 4 at this level remember. I absolutely guarantee Derby nor Wednesday will get above 26,000 in Year 4 at this level. |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 23:26 - May 1 with 2576 views | DinnernotTea |
Is this the most recent numbers are well? Feels like it should be more than that! | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 23:55 - May 1 with 2492 views | Vegtablue |
Incredible is generous to Weds! 16th in the Prem? Great gates this season long may it continue! Always good to be beating Bournemouth 😂 | | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 00:27 - May 2 with 2440 views | Illinoisblue |
Scum do have one more home game though. Not sure that will move the needle much, though |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 02:48 - May 2 with 2357 views | BigCommon |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 23:21 - May 1 by Gogs |
Think I read recently that the budgies cheapest ST is over £200 more than our cheapest. Still, they could be giving them away with a bag of carrots on the market and I still wouldn't want to go and watch them. |
Already seen the "Ipswich only sold 21k season tickets for next season because they were reduced prices" comments, from up the road....
Cant see them dropping their prices by much. They need the dough.. Their fans are getting their pants well and truly pulled down, atm. |  | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:06 - May 2 with 2213 views | cressi |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 02:48 - May 2 by BigCommon |
Already seen the "Ipswich only sold 21k season tickets for next season because they were reduced prices" comments, from up the road....
Cant see them dropping their prices by much. They need the dough.. Their fans are getting their pants well and truly pulled down, atm. |
There old figures January I believe. | | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:22 - May 2 with 2176 views | Sharkey |
"Now I’d suggest next season… we’ll get even higher"
Who is there to overtake? |  | | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:41 - May 2 with 2134 views | Wacko |
*20th biggest club in the country going by your stats (Derby, Sheff U and Sunderland ahead of us) | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:56 - May 2 with 2079 views | oldburian |
Where is Barnsley? | | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 07:00 - May 2 with 2047 views | yorkshireblue |
I appreciate it’s not clear cut and we have an ‘odd’ catchment area - being large geographically large, but small in population, but that works out at just over 19% of the towns population. |  | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 07:37 - May 2 with 1948 views | Stewart27 |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 02:48 - May 2 by BigCommon |
Already seen the "Ipswich only sold 21k season tickets for next season because they were reduced prices" comments, from up the road....
Cant see them dropping their prices by much. They need the dough.. Their fans are getting their pants well and truly pulled down, atm. |
They’re a real bunch of weirdos when it comes to attendance. | | | |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 07:44 - May 2 with 1930 views | Dubtractor |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:22 - May 2 by Sharkey |
"Now I’d suggest next season… we’ll get even higher"
Who is there to overtake? |
I assume he meant higher average attendance, rather than higher placing. |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 07:45 - May 2 with 1925 views | DinnernotTea |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 07:37 - May 2 by Stewart27 |
They’re a real bunch of weirdos when it comes to attendance. |
The hilarious part is, it's the only thing they became obsessed with because for 12 years it wasn't hard to beat us with. What they're too dim to realise is I can't think of many clubs still getting 20,000 like we were based on how much we had been kicked to death by owner/managers/players.
It isn't a Suffolk thing to boast but my Christ our numbers are insane (before this season) given our story since 2002. Now they really are struggling to know what to chirp about given our crowds this and next season. Fair they have the unbeaten run against us to cling onto but surely this ends soon. | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 08:26 - May 2 with 1810 views | unstableblue |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:22 - May 2 by Sharkey |
"Now I’d suggest next season… we’ll get even higher"
Who is there to overtake? |
Quite a few…. Our average is low given the recent spate of 28 and 29k attendances
It was brought by some low Tuesday night 23kers
I think we can jump a couple of places, e.g. Derby | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 08:38 - May 2 with 1777 views | Pinewoodblue |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 00:27 - May 2 by Illinoisblue |
Scum do have one more home game though. Not sure that will move the needle much, though |
Will get a full house fans will be there to say goodbye to Pukki and, I suspect, to have a good old moan about Delia and Co.
Potential for a full on pitch invasion, of the nasty kind, if they lose to relegated Blackpool. Norwich have lost more home games than they have won. |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 08:39 - May 2 with 1776 views | unstableblue |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 06:41 - May 2 by Wacko |
*20th biggest club in the country going by your stats (Derby, Sheff U and Sunderland ahead of us) |
Amended - it’s 21 I think | |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 08:54 - May 2 with 1713 views | GeoffSentence |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 00:27 - May 2 by Illinoisblue |
Scum do have one more home game though. Not sure that will move the needle much, though |
More likely to move it down. There were one or two on the Oink 'un suggesting a boycott. |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 09:03 - May 2 with 1685 views | CityBlue |
plus over 600k watched over the whole season - a historic best for ITFC. |  |
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| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 09:20 - May 2 with 1629 views | Pinewoodblue |
| So the attendance League table also looks pretty damn fine! on 09:03 - May 2 by CityBlue |
plus over 600k watched over the whole season - a historic best for ITFC. |
Not forgetting those who have watched via IFollow. | |
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