Away followings

[stealthpapes]

its not a international weekend is it?

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[Clyde1998]

its not a international weekend is it?

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Annoyingly it is. Don't know how many players we'll (or they'll) have going away - I think it's three or more for the game to be postponed.

[Clyde1998]

Update following Stevenage (A); Charlton (H); Fleetwood (A); Portsmouth (A)

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

1. Derby - 2,074 (2,381)
2. Bolton - 1,571 (1,594)
3. Portsmouth - 1,491 (1,555)
4. Carlisle - 1,230 (769) ↑
5. Reading - 1,220 (894) ↓
6. Wigan - 1,151(1,123)
7. Oxford - 1,141(922)
8. Charlton - 1,035 (955) ↑
9. Bristol Rovers - 1,031 (975)
10. Barnsley - 1,027 (1,205)
11. Blackpool - 1,008 (1,066)
12. Leyton Orient - 914 (791) ↓
13. Peterborough - 883 (918)
14. Port Vale - 837 (1,025)
15. Lincoln - 710 (775) ↑
16. Cambridge - 703 (732) ↓
17. Northampton - 702 (674) ↓
18. Exeter - 567 (739)
19. Shrewsbury - 521 (618) ↑
20. Stevenage - 511 (332)
21. Wycombe - 494 (575) ↓
22. Cheltenham - 319 (334)
23. Burton - 309 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 177 (196)

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

1. Derby - 1,684 (913 / 1,161-2,986)
2. Bolton - 1,468 (647 / 925-2,218)
3. Portsmouth - 1,393 (596 / 894-2,087)
4. Reading - 1,206 (525 / 695-1,745)
5. Oxford - 1,119 (562 / 580-1,703)
6. Barnsley - 898 (603 / 424-1,630) ↑
7. Bristol Rovers - 826 (609 / 422-1,639)
8. Peterborough - 812 (535 / 348-1,419) ↓
9. Wigan - 809 (880 / 271-2,031)
10. Blackpool - 798 (855 / 153-1,864)
11. Carlisle - 763 (1,252 / 0-2,482) ↑
12. Northampton - 738 (248 / 454-950) ↑
13. Charlton - 734 (708 / 327-1,743) ↓
14. Leyton Orient - 729 (701/ 213-1,614)
15. Port Vale - 641 (494 / 343-1,331) ↑
16. Lincoln - 538 (478 / 232-1,188) ↑
17. Exeter - 498 (272 / 294-839)
18. Shrewsbury - 472 (311 / 210-832) ↑
19. Cambridge - 464 (448 / 255-1,150) ↓
20. Stevenage - 406 (326 / 185-837)
21. Wycombe - 305(366 / 127-860)
22. Cheltenham - 233 (198 / 121-518)
23. Burton - 224 (247 / 62-555)
24. Fleetwood - 138 (96 / 82-273)

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 - 886 (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - 504 (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - 1,987 (2,000)
22. Carlisle - ON SALE (788 -> 1,285)
23. Derby - ON SALE (1,034)

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

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

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Charlton - 2,963
2. Portsmouth - 2,891
3. Oxford - 2,768
4. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
5. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
6. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
7. Bolton - 1,670
8. Derby - 1,634
9. Peterborough - 1,564
10. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
11. Exeter - 1,246
12. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
13. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
14. Cheltenham - 584
15. Stevenage - 578
16. Barnsley - 569
17. Carlisle - 556
18. Arsenal U21 - 498
19. Wigan - 405
20. Burton - 176
21. Fleetwood - 111
22. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Mid Sussex Royal]

its not a international weekend is it?

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Annoyingly it is. Don't know how many players we'll (or they'll) have going away - I think it's three or more for the game to be postponed.

Likely Bindon NZ, Savage Wales U21 and Elliot, Cameroon, I'm sure we had one or two others in the autumn too, Camera if fit.

[Clyde1998]

its not a international weekend is it?

Green -->

Annoyingly it is. Don't know how many players we'll (or they'll) have going away - I think it's three or more for the game to be postponed.

Likely Bindon NZ, Savage Wales U21 and Elliot, Cameroon, I'm sure we had one or two others in the autumn too, Camera if fit.

I know we had Abbey away previously, but he's obviously left. I think Dorsett has been off with Montserrat, but I don't know if they've got a game.

[Green]

its not a international weekend is it?

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[St Pauli]

its not a international weekend is it?

Green -->

Someone had to say what we were all thinking.

[Clyde1998]

Update following Port Vale (H) and Shrewsbury (H)

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

1. Derby - 2,236 (2,381)
2. Portsmouth - 1,583 (1,555) ↑
3. Bolton - 1,565 (1,594) ↓
4. Reading - 1,220 (894) ↑
5. Carlisle - 1,181 (769) ↓
6. Wigan - 1,151 (1,123)
7. Oxford - 1,141 (922)
8. Charlton - 1,035 (955)
9. Bristol Rovers - 1,031 (975)
10. Barnsley - 1,027 (1,205)
11. Blackpool - 1,008 (1,066)
12. Leyton Orient - 926 (791)
13. Peterborough - 916 (918)
14. Port Vale - 799 (1,025)
15. Northampton - 759 (674) ↑
16. Lincoln - 705 (775) ↓
17. Cambridge - 703 (732) ↓
18. Exeter - 567 (739)
19. Shrewsbury - 536 (618)
20. Stevenage - 511 (332)
21. Wycombe - 507 (575)
22. Cheltenham - 315 (334)
23. Burton - 309 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 173 (196)

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

1. Derby - 1,891 (1,111 / 1,125-3,347)
2. Bolton - 1,528 (643 / 922-2,208)
3. Portsmouth - 1,393 (694 / 889-2,277)
4. Reading - 1,206 (525 / 695-1,745)
5. Oxford - 1,119 (562 / 580-1,703)
6. Peterborough - 932 (537 / 379-1,454) ↑
7. Barnsley - 898 (603 / 424-1,630) ↓
8. Bristol Rovers - 826 (609 / 422-1,639) ↓
9. Wigan - 809 (880 / 271-2,031)
10. Blackpool - 798 (855 / 153-1,864)
11. Leyton Orient - 756 (683 / 243-1,608) ↑
12. Carlisle - 740 (1,227 / 0-2,408) ↓
13. Northampton - 738 (248 / 454-950) ↓
14. Charlton - 734 (708 / 327-1,743) ↓
15. Port Vale - 641 (494 / 343-1,331)
16. Lincoln - 544 (465 / 240-1,170)
17. Shrewsbury - 519 (308 / 229-844) ↑
18. Exeter - 498 (272 / 294-839) ↓
19. Cambridge - 464 (448 / 255-1,150)
20. Stevenage - 406 (326 / 185-837)
21. Wycombe - 375 (359 / 148-866)
22. Cheltenham - 234 (193 / 122-508)
23. Burton - 224 (247 / 62-555)
24. Fleetwood - 136 (95 / 78-267)

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 - 886 (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - 504 (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - 1,987 (2,000)
22. Carlisle - ON SALE (788 -> 1,285 -> 1,540)
23. Derby - ON SALE (1,034)
24. Bristol Rovers - On sale Monday (1,348)

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

1. 1 Apr - Bolton - 4,407
2. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 4,995
3. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Charlton - 2,963
2. Portsmouth - 2,891
3. Oxford - 2,768
4. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
5. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
6. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
7. Bolton - 1,670
8. Derby - 1,634
9. Peterborough - 1,564
10. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
11. Exeter - 1,246
12. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
13. Shrewsbury - 783
14. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
15. Cheltenham - 584
16. Stevenage - 578
17. Barnsley - 569
18. Carlisle - 556
19. Arsenal U21 - 498
20. Wigan - 405
21. Port Vale - 222
22. Burton - 176
23. Fleetwood - 111
24. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Clyde1998]

Update following Carlisle (A)

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

1. Derby - 2,236 (2,381)
2. Bolton - 1,720 (1,594) ↑
3. Portsmouth - 1,583 (1,555) ↓
4. Reading - 1,228 (894)
5. Oxford - 1,155 (922) ↑
6. Wigan - 1,143 (1,123)
7. Carlisle - 1,127 (769) ↓
8. Bristol Rovers - 1,041 (975) ↑
9. Charlton - 1,039 (955) ↓
10. Barnsley - 1,015 (1,205)
11. Blackpool - 972 (1,066)
12. Leyton Orient - 926 (791)
13. Peterborough - 916 (918)
14. Port Vale - 863 (1,025)
15. Northampton - 759 (674)
16. Cambridge - 720 (732) ↑
17. Lincoln - 705 (775) ↓
18. Exeter - 554 (739)
19. Shrewsbury - 519 (618)
20. Stevenage - 512 (332)
21. Wycombe - 507 (575)
22. Cheltenham - 310 (334)
23. Burton - 306 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 171 (196)

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

1. Derby - 1,891 (1,111 / 1,125-3,347)
2. Bolton - 1,720 (881 / 839-2,601)
3. Portsmouth - 1,393 (694 / 889-2,277)
4. Reading - 1,220 (511 / 717-1,739)
5. Oxford - 1,139 (548 / 606-1,703)
6. Peterborough - 932 (537 / 379-1,454)
7. Barnsley - 893 (587 / 428-1,602)
8. Bristol Rovers - 886 (593 / 448-1,634)
9. Wigan - 861 (856 / 288-1,999)
10. Blackpool - 784 (814 / 158-1,787)
11. Charlton - 779 (681 / 358-1,719) ↑
12. Leyton Orient - 756 (683 / 243-1,608) ↓
13. Northampton - 738 (281 / 477-1,040)
14. Carlisle - 708 (1,210 / 0-2,337) ↓
15. Port Vale - 641 (550 / 313-1,413)
16. Lincoln - 544 (465 / 240-1,170)
17. Exeter - 487 (269 / 285-824) ↑
18. Shrewsbury - 476 (308 / 211-826) ↓
19. Cambridge - 470 (461 / 260-1,181)
20. Stevenage - 415 (317 / 195-829)
21. Wycombe - 375 (359 / 148-866)
22. Cheltenham - 234 (188 / 122-498)
23. Burton - 226 (240 / 66-546)
24. Fleetwood - 136 (92 / 78-263)

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 - 886 (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - 504 (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - 1,987 (2,000)
22. Carlisle - 1,360 (788 -> 1,285 -> 1,540)
23. Derby - ON SALE (1,034)
24. Bristol Rovers - SOLD OUT (1,348)
25. Bolton - On sale Monday (2,051)

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

1. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 4,995
2. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Charlton - 2,963
2. Portsmouth - 2,891
3. Oxford - 2,768
4. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
5. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
6. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
7. Bolton - 1,670
8. Derby - 1,634
9. Peterborough - 1,564
10. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
11. Exeter - 1,246
12. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
13. Shrewsbury - 783
14. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
15. Cheltenham - 584
16. Stevenage - 578
17. Barnsley - 569
18. Carlisle - 556
19. Arsenal U21 - 498
20. Wigan - 405
21. Port Vale - 222
22. Burton - 176
23. Fleetwood - 111
24. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Royal_jimmy]

Best away support since 2012/13 when we were in the premier league

[Snowflake Royal]

At least we're going out with a bang.

[RG30]

Only missed 6 of the away games so far this season (all comps)

[stealthpapes]

all but 4 here
Millwall (A) too near to start of season
Exeter (A) not sure if counts
Brighton (A) pain to get to
Oxford (A) SiLOLver LOLoyaLOLty status

will do a comprehensive season review once we're out of business.

[Royal_jimmy]

814 of us at Derby last night

[Clyde1998]

Update following Wycombe (H) and Derby (A)

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

1. Derby - 2,189 (2,381)
2. Bolton - 1,694 (1,594)
3. Portsmouth - 1,611 (1,555)
4. Reading - 1,206 (894)
5. Carlisle - 1,113 (769) ↑
6. Oxford - 1,106 (922) ↓
7. Wigan - 1,093 (1,123) ↓
8. Charlton - 1,017 (955) ↑
9. Barnsley - 1,004 (1,205) ↑
10. Bristol Rovers - 994 (975) ↓
11. Blackpool - 938 (1,066)
12. Peterborough - 932 (918) ↑
13. Leyton Orient - 911 (791) ↓
14. Port Vale - 832 (1,025)
15. Northampton - 825 (674)
16. Lincoln - 771 (775) ↑
17. Cambridge - 701 (732) ↓
18. Wycombe - 571 (575) ↑
19. Shrewsbury - 551 (618)
20. Exeter - 538 (739) ↓
21. Stevenage - 512 (332) ↓
22. Cheltenham - 328 (334)
23. Burton - 295 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 167 (196)

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

1. Derby - 1,854 (1,100 / 1,089-3,289)
2. Bolton - 1,476 (854 / 840-2,548)
3. Portsmouth - 1,445 (686 / 925-2,297)
4. Reading - 1,186 (506 / 700-1,712)
5. Oxford - 1,098 (573 / 533-1,678)
6. Peterborough - 961 (527 / 405-1,460)
7. Bristol Rovers - 854 (611 / 384-1,605) ↑
8. Barnsley - 837 (572 / 431-1,576) ↓
9. Wigan - 822 (860 / 233-1,952)
10. Northampton - 793 (343 / 482-1,168) ↑
11. Charlton - 769 (669 / 348-1,686)
12. Blackpool - 758 (806 / 132-1,744) ↓
13. Leyton Orient - 749 (667 / 244-1,578) ↓
14. Carlisle - 719 (1,177 / 0-2,290)
15. Port Vale - 612 (550 / 282-1,382)
16. Lincoln - 544 (533 / 238-1,304)
17. Shrewsbury - 519 (330 / 221-881) ↑
18. Exeter - 487 (271 / 267-809) ↓
19. Cambridge - 446 (455 / 246-1,156)
20. Stevenage - 415 (317 / 195-829)
21. Wycombe - 410 (437 / 134-1,007)
22. Cheltenham - 245 (198 / 130-527)
23. Burton - 219 (238 / 57-533)
24. Fleetwood - 134 (91 / 77-258)

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 - 886 (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - 504 (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - 1,987 (2,000)
22. Carlisle - 1,360 (788 -> 1,285 -> 1,540)
23. Derby - 814 (1,034)
24. Bristol Rovers - SOLD OUT (1,348)
25. Bolton - ON SALE (2,051)

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

1. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 4,995
2. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Charlton - 2,963
2. Portsmouth - 2,891
3. Oxford - 2,768
4. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
5. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
6. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
7. Bolton - 1,670
8. Wycombe - 1,652
9. Derby - 1,634
10. Peterborough - 1,564
11. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
12. Exeter - 1,246
13. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
14. Shrewsbury - 783
15. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
16. Cheltenham - 584
17. Stevenage - 578
18. Barnsley - 569
19. Carlisle - 556
20. Arsenal U21 (LT) - 498
21. Wigan - 405
22. Port Vale - 222
23. Burton - 176
24. Fleetwood - 111
25. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Clyde1998]

Update following Cambridge (H)

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

1. Derby - 2,189 (2,381)
2. Bolton - 1,767 (1,594)
3. Portsmouth - 1,731 (1,555)
4. Reading - 1,206 (894)
5. Wigan - 1,093 (1,123) ↑
6. Carlisle - 1,084 (769) ↓
7. Oxford - 1,075 (922) ↓
8. Blackpool - 1,038 (1,066) ↑
9. Barnsley - 1,004 (1,205)
10. Charlton - 994 (955) ↓
11. Bristol Rovers - 964 (975) ↓
12. Leyton Orient - 934 (791) ↑
13. Peterborough - 932 (918) ↓
14. Port Vale - 832 (1,025)
15. Northampton - 816 (674)
16. Lincoln - 771 (775)
17. Cambridge - 716 (732)
18. Wycombe - 571 (575)
19. Shrewsbury - 551 (618)
20. Exeter - 538 (739)
21. Stevenage - 512 (332)
22. Cheltenham - 322 (334)
23. Burton - 287 (319)
24. Fleetwood - 167 (196)

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

1. Derby - 1,854 (1,100 / 1,089-3,289)
2. Bolton - 1,476 (891 / 876-2,658)
3. Portsmouth - 1,445 (850 / 882-2,581)
4. Reading - 1,186 (506 / 700-1,712)
5. Oxford - 1,098 (574 / 501-1,649)
6. Peterborough - 961 (527 / 405-1,460)
7. Barnsley - 837 (572 / 431-1,576) ↑
8. Wigan - 822 (860 / 233-1,952) ↑
9. Bristol Rovers - 795 (610 / 354-1,573) ↓
10. Leyton Orient - 786 (658 / 276-1,592) ↑
11. Northampton - 783 (336 / 480-1,153) ↓
12. Blackpool - 758 (897 / 140-1,935)
13. Charlton - 756 (660 / 334-1,653) ↓
14. Carlisle - 709 (1,152 / 0-2,236)
15. Port Vale - 612 (550 / 282-1,382)
16. Lincoln - 544 (533 / 238-1,304)
17. Shrewsbury - 519 (330 / 221-881)
18. Cambridge - 502 (447 / 269-1,163) ↑
19. Exeter - 487 (271 / 267-809) ↓
20. Stevenage - 415 (317 / 195-829)
21. Wycombe - 410 (437 / 134-1,007)
22. Cheltenham - 231 (195 / 127-517)
23. Burton - 214 (235 / 52-522)
24. Fleetwood - 134 (91 / 77-258)

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 - 886 (1,384)
20. Fleetwood - 504 (1,131)
21. Portsmouth - 1,987 (2,000)
22. Carlisle - 1,360 (788 -> 1,285 -> 1,540)
23. Derby - 814 (1,034)
24. Bristol Rovers - SOLD OUT (1,348)
25. Bolton - ON SALE (2,051)

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

1. 13 Apr - Barnsley - 4,995
2. 20 Apr - Burton - 1,700

Away followings at the Madejski Stadium
Midweek matches in italics

1. Charlton - 2,963
2. Portsmouth - 2,891
3. Oxford - 2,768
4. Bristol Rovers - 2,735
5. Ipswich (LC) - 2,214
6. Leyton Orient - ~2,000
7. Bolton - 1,670
8. Wycombe - 1,652
9. Derby - 1,634
10. Peterborough - 1,564
11. Swindon (LT) - 1,435
12. Exeter - 1,246
13. Cambridge - 984
14. Port Vale (abandoned) - 828
15. Shrewsbury - 783
16. Milton Keynes (FA) - 635
17. Cheltenham - 584
18. Stevenage - 578
19. Barnsley - 569
20. Carlisle - 556
21. Arsenal U21 (LT) - 498
22. Wigan - 405
23. Port Vale - 222
24. Burton - 176
25. Fleetwood - 111
26. Charlton (LT) - TBC

[Royal_jimmy]

984 depressed Cambridge fans at the SCL yesterday

[Snowflake Royal]

Pretty good effort from Cambridge there.

[Royal_jimmy]

Almost 1300 of us at Bolton. 1,299 to be exact.

£10 tickets helped but that's a good effort. Sums up a good season of away support from us. Hopefully we can continue to see good backings on the road next season. Probably be more if it wasn't for some of the tinpot away ends like Oxford, Bristol Rovers, Wycombe and Leyton Orient

[Clyde1998]

Almost 1300 of us at Bolton. 1,299 to be exact.

£10 tickets helped but that's a good effort. Sums up a good season of away support from us.

Very impressive numbers.

I make it our seventh highest away following so far this season - behind Charlton (2,518); Portsmouth (1,987); Wycombe (1,849); Cheltenham (1,516); Oxford (1,475) and Carlisle (1,360). Bristol Rovers (1,348 allocation) will almost certainly creep ahead.

Hopefully we can continue to see good backings on the road next season. Probably be more if it wasn't for some of the tinpot away ends like Oxford, Bristol Rovers, Wycombe and Leyton Orient

Was thinking this yesterday. How good would our average be if we weren't limited at any ground? For Bolton's closest game (Wigan), they have the ability to take over 4,000 (and vice versa) - we're limited to roughly 1,500 and 1,800 respectively.

We probably would've sold at least double for Oxford (3,000+) had we been given that allocation, as the obvious example. Other estimates (read 'guesses') would be - when trying to be conservative: Wycombe (and maybe Portsmouth) over 2,500; Cheltenham and Bristol Rovers would've over 2,000; Exeter and Leyton Orient spring to mind as being over 1,500. Those games would've increase our average so far by over 200 people.

Hopefully it continues next season and will be hopefully be assisted by us competing for the play-offs (or higher) next season. Our best bet for an 'unlimited' away following (locally) next season will be if Milton Keynes get promoted - we took around 3,000 there in 2016(?) when our average away following was pretty awful. I reckon we could take over 4,000 there next season, assuming we get the tickets to do it.