According to a transport assessment for the club by Vectos in March this year, these were our actual attendances for the 2018/19 season.
Can be found on the council planning site, along with expansion plans using BH2013/01356.
I assume a few thousand no shows every game is normal for most clubs.
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Also taking into account the time of the fixture and lesser numbers of away support. Good figures in my opinion.Thanks.
Those would be the low point (imho) in our pre-Lockdown PL home games, with the god awful football and the losing machine in 2019. Cardiff says it all, some mods even started to admit missing games purely because they knew it was going to be awful.
Also taking into account the time of the fixture and lesser numbers of away support. Good figures in my opinion.
Not sure how they get these figures. Whenever I have gone by train there has been no ticket checking and accurately counting a crowd on and off the trains would be impossible. Same with the Park and rRide though an estimate may be more accurate using the number of buses used.
Really interesting info, thank you for sharing this. The pretendance stats makes a mockery of comparisons v attendances at the Goldstone.
Would be fascinating to get for previous seasons as well.
Brighton & Hove Albion are only 1 of 2 clubs to have ever averaged over 17,000 in the 4th tier.
Brighton & Hove Albion are only 1 of 2 clubs to have ever had a crowd of over 30,000 in the 4th tier.
The other team in the fourth tier was Palace
1960/61 average crowd 19092 and crowd of 37774 in the same season. Who’d have thunk it
Another reason why the rivalry works. If that happened these days, outsiders would quite easily see why that rivalry is there.
We actually averaged just under 18,000 that season, but you probably knew that already.
Sadly not, I only changed allegiance from being an armchair long distance Spurs fan in 1976
Still, many years before I was born.
What I meant was that I thought you would’ve known the attendance that year as you already knew the Palace one.
I was lazy I only looked up who had the highest attendances and record crowd, the link didn’t even mention Albion. We must have been under the radar, even back then
Another reason why the rivalry works. If that happened these days, outsiders would quite easily see why that rivalry is there.
We actually averaged just under 18,000 that season, but you probably knew that already.
This is what other supporters can’t quite work out.... Two noddy clubs without a major trophy between them but for most of their history have had a large fan base in what ever divisions they find themselves.