Away followings

[Clyde1998]

The final update for 2023 - with our average now including Peterborough and Cheltenham.

2023-24 League One averages followings (last season's average in brackets)

1. Derby - 2,193 (2,381)
2. Portsmouth - 1,535 (1,555)
3. Bolton - 1,489 (1,594)
4. Carlisle - 1,370 (769)
5. Wigan - 1,325 (1,123)
6. Reading - 1,273 (894)
7. Oxford - 1,173 (922)
8. Blackpool - 1,159 (1,066)
9. Bristol Rovers - 1,135 (975)
10. Barnsley - 1,079 (1,205)
11. Charlton - 1,048 (955)
12. Leyton Orient - 859 (791)
13. Port Vale - 837 (1,025)
14. Cambridge - 832 (732)
15. Peterborough - 748 (918)
16. Northampton - 711 (674)
17. Lincoln - 611 (775)
18. Wycombe - 558 (575)
19. Exeter - 535 (739)
20. Stevenage - 527 (332)
21. Shrewsbury - 452 (618)
22. Cheltenham - 305 (334)
23. Burton - 264 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 201 (196)

2023-24 League One averages followings adjusting for outliers (standard deviation / adjusted range in brackets)

1. Derby - 1,789 (931 / 1,262-3,123)
2. Bolton - 1,514 (559 / 931-2,048)
3. Portsmouth - 1,399 (675 / 861-2,210)
4. Reading - 1,212 (501 / 771-1,774)
5. Oxford - 1,157 (617 / 556-1,790)
6. Wigan - 1,088 (971 / 354-2,297)
7. Bristol Rovers - 940 (673 / 462-1,808)
8. Blackpool - 885 (937 / 222-2,096)
9. Charlton - 883 (538 / 510-1,586)
10. Barnsley - 850 (623 / 455-1,702)
11. Carlisle - 791 (1,357 / 13-2,728)
12. Northampton - 766 (274 / 437-985)
13. Cambridge - 734 (457 / 376-1,289)
14. Leyton Orient - 653 (726 / 133-1,584)
15. Peterborough - 578 (452 / 296-1,200)
16. Port Vale - 567 (544 / 292-1,381)
17. Lincoln - 554 (385 / 227-996)
18. Exeter - 537 (226 / 309-761)
19. Stevenage - 463 (327 / 201-854)
20. Shrewsbury - 458 (218 / 234-670)
21. Wycombe - 453 (390 / 168-948)
22. Burton - 214 (179 / 84-443)
23. Cheltenham - 213 (189 / 117-494)
24. Fleetwood - 184 (105 / 96-306)

2023-24 Reading away followings (allocation in brackets; midweek evening matches in italics)

1. Millwall (LC) - 730 (996)
2. Port Vale - 1,132 (1,230)
3. Exeter - 1,261 (1,337)
4. Cambridge - 1,151 (1,427)
5. Exeter (LT) - 281 (360)
6. Blackpool - 644 (1,526)
7. Northampton - 1,285 (1,473)
8. Leyton Orient - 1,253 (1,200)
9. Charlton - 2,518 (2,010 initial)
10. Shrewsbury - 1,193 (1,656)
11. Wycombe - 1,849 (1,848)
12. Eastleigh (FA) - ~1,400 (800 -> 1,400)
13. Lincoln - 904 (1,132)
14. Peterborough - 564 (1,413)
15. Cheltenham - 1,516 (1,520)
16. Brighton U21s (LT) - TBC (921)

Maximum away attendance in 2023-24 of remaining away matches
As a rough guide of ticket allocation

1. 20 Jan - Wigan - 4,128
2. 3 Feb - Oxford - 1,497
3. 13 Feb - Fleetwood - 1,100 (Derby allocated 1,129)
4. 17 Feb - Portsmouth - 2,147
5. 2 Mar - Carlisle - 1,533
6. 12 Mar - Derby - 2,927
7. 23 Mar - Bristol Rovers - 755
8. 1 Apr - Bolton - 4,407
9. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 1,675 (Wigan allocated 1,900)
10. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

[Clyde1998]

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Portsmouth - 2,891
2. Oxford - 2,768
3. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
4. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
5. Bolton - 1,670
6. Peterborough - 1,564
7. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
8. Exeter - 1,246
9. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
10. Cheltenham - 584
11. Stevenage - 578
12. Barnsley - 569
13. Carlisle - 556
14. Arsenal U21 - 498
15. Wigan - 405
16. Burton - 176
17. Fleetwood - 111
18. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Royal_jimmy]

621 of us at Wigan

[Clyde1998]

Update.

2023-24 League One averages followings (last season's average in brackets)

1. Derby - 2,088 (2,381)
2. Portsmouth - 1,491 (1,555)
3. Bolton - 1,465 (1,594)
4. Carlisle - 1,259 (769)
5. Wigan - 1,253 (1,123)
6. Reading - 1,222 (894)
7. Oxford - 1,122 (922)
8. Blackpool - 1,113 (1,066)
9. Bristol Rovers - 1,081 (975)
10. Barnsley - 1,079 (1,205)
11. Charlton - 960 (955)
12. Leyton Orient - 911 (791)
13. Peterborough - 857 (918)
14. Port Vale - 820 (1,025)
15. Cambridge - 784 (732)
16. Northampton - 711 (674)
17. Lincoln - 591 (775)
18. Exeter - 581(739)
19. Wycombe - 534 (575)
20. Stevenage - 512 (332)
21. Shrewsbury - 441 (618)
22. Burton - 317 (319)
23. Cheltenham - 310 (334)
24. Fleetwood - 189 (196)

2023-24 League One averages followings adjusting for outliers (standard deviation / adjusted range in brackets)

1. Derby - 1,741 (914 / 1,174-3,002)
2. Bolton - 1,479 (541 / 925-2,006)
3. Portsmouth - 1,365 (643 / 848-2,134)
4. Reading - 1,212 (512 / 710-1,734)
5. Oxford - 1,095 (593 / 529-1,715)
6. Wigan - 946 (922 / 331-2,174)
7. Bristol Rovers - 907 (643 / 438-1,725)
8. Blackpool - 858 (914 / 199-2,027)
9. Barnsley - 850 (623 / 455-1,702)
10. Charlton - 847 (537 / 423-1,497)
11. Northampton - 766 (274 / 437-985)
12. Carlisle - 757 (1,291 / 0-2,549)
13. Leyton Orient - 741 (684 / 227-1,595)
14. Cambridge - 734 (465 / 319-1,250)
15. Peterborough - 726 (499 / 358-1,356)
16. Port Vale - 573 (526 / 294-1,346)
17. Exeter - 525 (284 / 297-866)
18. Lincoln - 500 (359 / 231-950)
19. Shrewsbury - 441 (214 / 228-655)
20. Wycombe - 433 (384 / 151-918)
21. Stevenage - 413 (312 / 200-823)
22. Cheltenham - 268 (181 / 129-491)
23. Burton - 213 (269 / 48-587)
24. Fleetwood - 142 (101 / 88-290)

2023-24 Reading away followings (allocation in brackets; midweek evening matches in italics)

1. Millwall (LC) - 730 (996)
2. Port Vale - 1,132 (1,230)
3. Exeter - 1,261 (1,337)
4. Cambridge - 1,151 (1,427)
5. Exeter (LT) - 281 (360)
6. Blackpool - 644 (1,526)
7. Northampton - 1,285 (1,473)
8. Leyton Orient - 1,253 (1,200)
9. Charlton - 2,518 (2,010 initial)
10. Shrewsbury - 1,193 (1,656)
11. Wycombe - 1,849 (1,848)
12. Eastleigh (FA) - ~1,400 (800 -> 1,400)
13. Lincoln - 904 (1,132)
14. Peterborough - 564 (1,413)
15. Cheltenham - 1,516 (1,520)
16. Brighton U21s (LT) - ~450 (921)
17. Wigan - 621 (512 initial)
18. Oxford - SOLD OUT (1,497)
19. Stevenage - TBC (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - TBC (1,131)

Maximum away attendance in 2023-24 of remaining away matches
As a rough guide of ticket allocation

1. 17 Feb - Portsmouth - 2,147
2. 2 Mar - Carlisle - 1,533
3. 12 Mar - Derby - 2,927
4. 23 Mar - Bristol Rovers - 755
5. 1 Apr - Bolton - 4,407
6. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 1,675 (Wigan allocated 1,900)
7. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Portsmouth - 2,891
2. Oxford - 2,768
3. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
4. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
5. Bolton - 1,670
6. Peterborough - 1,564
7. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
8. Exeter - 1,246
9. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
10. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
11. Cheltenham - 584
12. Stevenage - 578
13. Barnsley - 569
14. Carlisle - 556
15. Arsenal U21 - 498
16. Wigan - 405
17. Burton - 176
18. Fleetwood - 111
19. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Clyde1998]

621 of us at Wigan

Not bad - about an extra hundred bought tickets on the day then.

[Royal_jimmy]

621 of us at Wigan

Not bad - about an extra hundred bought tickets on the day then.

I reckon maybe 50 of those were Port Vale fans. Legends! 2 Saturdays without a match so I feel a bit sorry for them

[RG30]

Leyton Orient already sold 1.8k for this weekend and due an additional allocation.

[Clyde1998]

Leyton Orient already sold 1.8k for this weekend and due an additional allocation.

Fair play; wouldn't be surprised to see them bring 2k+. We'll no doubt be seeing some relatively big away followings before the end of the season - Derby, Leyton Orient, Charlton and Wycombe are all still to play us. Northampton and Cambridge will both probably bring decent numbers too.

[Royal_jimmy]

Leyton Orient already sold 1.8k for this weekend and due an additional allocation.

Good effort since they're a small club! We're probably a new ground for many of them

[Clyde1998]

Update following Derby (H), Leyton Orient (H) and Oxford (A).

2023-24 League One averages followings (last season's average in brackets)

1. Derby - 2,131 (2,381)
2. Bolton - 1,587 (1,594) ↑
3. Portsmouth - 1,468 (1,555) ↓
4. Reading - 1,240 (894) ↑
5. Carlisle - 1,230 (769) ↓
6. Wigan - 1,206 (1,123) ↓
7. Oxford - 1,108 (922)
8. Blackpool - 1,089 (1,066)
9. Bristol Rovers - 1,085 (975)
10. Barnsley - 1,060 (1,205)
11. Leyton Orient - 983 (791) ↑
12. Charlton - 939 (955) ↓
13. Peterborough - 926 (918)
14. Port Vale - 838 (1,025)
15. Cambridge - 753 (732)
16. Northampton - 711 (674)
17. Lincoln - 645 (775)
18. Exeter - 584 (739)
19. Wycombe - 513 (575)
20. Stevenage - 500 (332)
21. Shrewsbury - 463 (618)
22. Cheltenham - 327 (334) ↑
23. Burton - 310 (319) ↓
24. Fleetwood - 183 (196)

2023-24 League One averages followings adjusting for outliers (standard deviation / adjusted range in brackets)

1. Derby - 1,784 (911 / 1,219-3,042)
2. Bolton - 1,479 (668 / 918-2,255)
3. Portsmouth - 1,355 (608 / 860-2,076)
4. Reading - 1,241 (498 / 743-1,738)
5. Oxford - 1,080 (575 / 533-1,683)
6. Peterborough - 943 (547 / 379-1,473) ↑
7. Bristol Rovers - 926 (622 / 463-1,707)
8. Barnsley - 917 (628 / 433-1,688) ↑
9. Wigan - 916 (907 / 299-2,113) ↓
10. Blackpool - 852 (885 / 204-1,974) ↓
11. Charlton - 828 (523 / 415-1,462) ↓
12. Carlisle - 763 (1,252 / 0-2,482)
13. Northampton - 755 (254 / 457-965) ↓
14. Leyton Orient - 741 (714 / 269-1,698) ↓
15. Port Vale - 623 (511 / 327-1,349) ↑
16. Cambridge - 590 (460 / 294-1,213) ↓
17. Exeter - 559 (281 / 303-864)
18. Lincoln - 540 (402 / 243-1,047)
19. Shrewsbury - 441 (222 / 241-685)
20. Stevenage - 371 (304 / 195-804) ↑
21. Wycombe - 360 (370 / 143-884) ↓
22. Cheltenham - 236 (203 / 124-530)
23. Burton - 213 (262 / 49-572)
24. Fleetwood - 139 (100 / 83-283)

2023-24 Reading away followings (allocation in brackets; midweek evening matches in italics)

1. Millwall (LC) - 730 (996)
2. Port Vale - 1,132 (1,230)
3. Exeter - 1,261 (1,337)
4. Cambridge - 1,151 (1,427)
5. Exeter (LT) - 281 (360)
6. Blackpool - 644 (1,526)
7. Northampton - 1,285 (1,473)
8. Leyton Orient - 1,253 (1,200)
9. Charlton - 2,518 (2,010 initial)
10. Shrewsbury - 1,193 (1,656)
11. Wycombe - 1,849 (1,848)
12. Eastleigh (FA) - ~1,400 (800 -> 1,400)
13. Lincoln - 904 (1,132)
14. Peterborough - 564 (1,413)
15. Cheltenham - 1,516 (1,520)
16. Brighton U21s (LT) - ~450 (921)
17. Wigan - 621 (512 initial)
18. Oxford - 1,475 (1,497)
19. Stevenage - TBC (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - TBC (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - SOLD OUT (2,000)
22. Carlisle - To go on sale (788)

Maximum away attendance in 2023-24 of remaining away matches
As a rough guide of ticket allocation

1. 12 Mar - Derby - 2,927
2. 23 Mar - Bristol Rovers - 915
3. 1 Apr - Bolton - 4,407
4. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 1,675 (Wigan allocated 1,900)
5. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Portsmouth - 2,891
2. Oxford - 2,768
3. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
4. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
5. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
6. Bolton - 1,670
7. Derby - 1,634
8. Peterborough - 1,564
9. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
10. Exeter - 1,246
11. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
12. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
13. Cheltenham - 584
14. Stevenage - 578
15. Barnsley - 569
16. Carlisle - 556
17. Arsenal U21 - 498
18. Wigan - 405
19. Burton - 176
20. Fleetwood - 111
21. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Royal_jimmy]

886 fans at Stevenage tonight.

Fleetwood we'll take 500 odd
Pompey 2k
Carlisle looking likely we'll take 1k+

Great support from us

[Clyde1998]

886 fans at Stevenage tonight.

Fleetwood we'll take 500 odd
Pompey 2k
Carlisle looking likely we'll take 1k+

Great support from us

We'll sell out for Bristol Rovers too - whatever the allocation ends up being.

Can see us taking good numbers to the other remaining games too, especially if we still have something to play for when we play them.

[Hendo]

Not managed to get to an away game yet this season due to one thing and another, but would quite like to go to one before the end of the season.

Possibly Bristol Rovers, maybe Burton.

[RG30]

Bristol Rovers will probably get PP'd due to international weekend. That said you can get a train back to Reading (or Paddington in your case) from Temple Meads for a possible evening game.

[Hendo]

Bristol Rovers will probably get PP'd due to international weekend. That said you can get a train back to Reading (or Paddington in your case) from Temple Meads for a possible evening game.

Ahhh you're probably right - that would be a bit rubbish, but doable.

[Royal_jimmy]

886 fans at Stevenage tonight.

Fleetwood we'll take 500 odd
Pompey 2k
Carlisle looking likely we'll take 1k+

Great support from us

We'll sell out for Bristol Rovers too - whatever the allocation ends up being.

Can see us taking good numbers to the other remaining games too, especially if we still have something to play for when we play them.

Easily. We'll get 900 tickets. I think Burton could sell out too. Especially if we need a result there.

[Whore Jackie]

Burton will definitely sell-out. Last away game of the season, Inflatables Day and almost guaranteed to have something riding on it.

Any news on what Bristol Rovers current away capacity is? Looks like their South Stand is now complete, plus they have an away terrace too.

[Clyde1998]

Burton will definitely sell-out. Last away game of the season, Inflatables Day and almost guaranteed to have something riding on it.

Any news on what Bristol Rovers current away capacity is? Looks like their South Stand is now complete, plus they have an away terrace too.

All I know is Oxford got around 900. Derby will be getting their allocation soon, which should tell us what we'll get there.

I think I'm right in saying away fans got around 1,200 prior to the work starting, so assuming it's fully complete now, I'd expect something similar (if not somewhat larger).

[Clyde1998]

Any news on what Bristol Rovers current away capacity is? Looks like their South Stand is now complete, plus they have an away terrace too.

Derby have received an allocation of 1,348, split between standing and seating. I'd think it's likely we'll get the same.

[Whore Jackie]

Any news on what Bristol Rovers current away capacity is? Looks like their South Stand is now complete, plus they have an away terrace too.

Derby have received an allocation of 1,348, split between standing and seating. I'd think it's likely we'll get the same.

That's looking a lot healthier than the potential 755 allocation earlier in the season! Still, they'll fly off the shelf, even if it does get moved to midweek.