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United fans confirmed their status as best by far in the Football League last weekend.
Elland Road saw the biggest crowd in League One by a considerable margin, and also the biggest crowd in the entire Football League.

Our attendance of 24,036 was almost 7,000 bigger than the next highest in League One - Swansea attracted 17,220 for their game with Forest - and over 15,000 bigger than the next highest, 8,671 for Millwall against Cheltenham.


The biggest Championship crowd was 24,004 for Norwich's home game against Southampton while Sheffield Wednesday and Coventry City were the only other clubs to attract gates of over 20,000.

We also had a bigger crowd four Premiership clubs - Fulham, Portsmouth, Reading, and Wigan - and only marginally less than Birmingham, for their game with West Ham, and Blackburn, who entertained Arsenal.

Our crowd, which included 638 Southend fans, was also bigger than that for the first home game last season against Norwich, just two months after the Championship Play-Off final.

The biggest and loudest chant of the day was 'f* off to the Football League' which made Dennis Wise smile.

Torquay was somewhat at the other end of the crowd scale.

The grand total of 1,117 were at Northwich Victoria to see the Gulls win 1-3.

That was including the 488 travelling Torquay fans.

Liftman wrote:

Quote:Torquay was somewhat at the other end of the crowd scale.

The grand total of 1,117 were at Northwich Victoria to see the Gulls win 1-3.

That was including the 488 travelling Torquay fans.

At least you have fans who are loyal enough to travel to somewhere like Northwich Victoria. There are too many these days who only want to go to the "glamour" games or when the team has a good cup run.

Well done to the travelling Torquay fans.

I know what you mean.

This weekend it is at home Saturday and away at Forrest Green Rovers Monday.

Forrest Green is in the arse end of Cheltenham in Nailsworth


And yes, I will be there.

Talking of the best fans, Man City had an average attendance of over 28,000 when we were in that league. See if Leeds can beat that?

Top of the league, over the blue moon, taxi for Ferguson.

Penguin wrote:

Quote:Talking of the best fans, Man City had an average attendance of over 28,000 when we were in that league. See if Leeds can beat that?

Top of the league, over the blue moon, taxi for Ferguson.

Yeah City have got very loyal fans, got a couple of mates who are "Blues".

Almost the perfect footballing weekend - Leeds win handsomely and those Munich bastards get beaten, what more could you ask for?


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Penguin wrote:

Quote:Talking of the best fans, Man City had an average attendance of over 28,000 when we were in that league. See if Leeds can beat that?

Top of the league, over the blue moon, taxi for Ferguson.

Hmmmm, let me think, Man City Honours in the Premiership era........

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No, sorry, can't think of any reason for MCFC fans to make fun of Alex Furgeson. (Premiership Titles, Champions League, FA Cups by the barrow load.)

Club bought by a Tawainese con merchant, managed by a Swedish con man (look what he did to the FA).

resort wrote:

Quote:United fans confirmed their status as best by far in the Football League

I am biting my tongue.

ChrisV wrote:

Quote:resort wrote:

Quote:United fans confirmed their status as best by far in the Football League

I am biting my tongue.

You finished with that tongue yet?

There are others waiting you know!

Liftman wrote:

Quote:ChrisV wrote:

Quote:resort wrote:

Quote:United fans confirmed their status as best by far in the Football League

I am biting my tongue.

You finished with that tongue yet?

There are others waiting you know!

I know, but the chicas will just have to wait until December