Winning the premier League F.A. cup and having and having pretty much European football since winning the prem , would give fester a bit of a boost.Ground shares will have drastically knocked the average down.
If we had it wouln’t be more than theirs at the moment as our ground holds the same as theirs i thinkWinning the premier League F.A. cup and having and having pretty much European football since winning the prem , would give fester a bit of a boost.
Could you imagine our gates if we had done what they have?
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Now I remember back in 2007 we actually sat 17th in this table above Norwich Ipswich forest and Derby and also above Leicester.
We have a couple of things to consider with coventry city .
1. No top flight until 1967
2. Groundshares dramatically lowered attendances
3. slow downward trend from 2001 until 2017 ( with the exception of 2 seasons )
Not bad really is it
I'd also say this is somewhere close to our natural level in terms of size and stature
Every single team above us in this table have spent longer in the top flight barring possibly Ipswich
There are probably another 15 clubs who’d say the same thing, we’ve not been there for 20 years now.I love this stuff
I’d say in terms of potential there’s a spot in the lower Prem with our name all over it.. that will take time though
Anyone able to work out our average if we exclude the Northampton & St Andrews years?
Its only two years isn’t it? Not sure how many years are included in “all time”, but likely what? 100? Would likely only add a couple of hundred to the average at most.
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Now I remember back in 2007 we actually sat 17th in this table above Norwich Ipswich forest and Derby and also above Leicester.
We have a couple of things to consider with coventry city .
1. No top flight until 1967
2. Groundshares dramatically lowered attendances
3. slow downward trend from 2001 until 2017 ( with the exception of 2 seasons )
Not bad really is it
I'd also say this is somewhere close to our natural level in terms of size and stature
Every single team above us in this table have spent longer in the top flight barring possibly Ipswich
I thought that but over our history I guess it may be several hundred. There were some pretty low crowds in the early 80's as well. Not in the same league as taking your team away from the fans but another reason for the stats.Ground shares will have drastically knocked the average down.
Exeter City | 1,155 | |
Bristol Rovers | 6,976 | |
Gillingham | 5,624 | |
Walsall | 1,005 | |
Blackpool | 6,637 | |
AFC Wimbledon | 5,239 | |
Doncaster Rovers | 7,010 | |
Tranmere Rovers | 5,658 | |
Fleetwood Town | 4,672 | |
Accrington Stanley | 5,455 | |
Rochdale | 5,433 | |
Ipswich Town | 2,878 | |
Ipswich Town | 8,085 | |
Lincoln City | 6,863 | |
Milton Keynes Dons | 6,666 | |
Bristol Rovers | 2,693 | |
Birmingham City | 21,193 | |
Bolton Wanderers | 6,623 | |
Portsmouth | 6,983 | |
Rotherham United | 8,990 | |
Sunderland | 10,055 |
you need to look at the make up of the population as well.Does anyone know how Ipswich Town continually get very good support despite under achieving for years ? They currently average a smidge under 20,000 at home in league 1. The town has a population of around 140,000. People will say they are the only team for miles around and therefore there isn't the competition that we have around us in the Midlands but given Coventry's population it doesn't add up.
Does anyone know what Ipswich town have done over the years to continue to attract such an impressive fan base ?
Does anyone know how Ipswich Town continually get very good support despite under achieving for years ? They currently average a smidge under 20,000 at home in league 1. The town has a population of around 140,000. People will say they are the only team for miles around and therefore there isn't the competition that we have around us in the Midlands but given Coventry's population it doesn't add up.
Does anyone know what Ipswich town have done over the years to continue to attract such an impressive fan base ?
Does anyone know how Ipswich Town continually get very good support despite under achieving for years ? They currently average a smidge under 20,000 at home in league 1. The town has a population of around 140,000. People will say they are the only team for miles around and therefore there isn't the competition that we have around us in the Midlands but given Coventry's population it doesn't add up.
Does anyone know what Ipswich town have done over the years to continue to attract such an impressive fan base ?
Didn’t expect Birmingham to be that far above us, must have had high crowds in 60s/70s
They're the only team in the county of Suffolk aren't they? They are pretty successful really having won the league, the FA cup and the UEFA cup. I'd say a bigger club than CCFC.
They had good crowds in the 20s 40s 50s and early 70s reallyDidn’t expect Birmingham to be that far above us, must have had high crowds in 60s/70s
Coventry not being in the top flight until 1967 is a massive part of ours being 17k , had we had top flight football 3 or 4 decades earlier we'd be amongst the wolves and blues too
Blues spent 57 years in the top flight
Wolves 66 years
Over 20 and 30 years more than us
West brom 81 years in the top flight
A bigger club than us to be fair. I agree with you to some extent about the demographic, but given Coventry has a population of around 200,000 more, plus areas such as Leamington/Rugby/Nuneaton to consider I think than is more than enough to call on to give Cov a far bigger fan base than Ipswich.They're the only team in the county of Suffolk aren't they? They are pretty successful really having won the league, the FA cup and the UEFA cup. I'd say a bigger club than CCFC.
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