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That sounds more of what I would have expected from Town tbh, 19,000 seemed impressively high. I've done both Cardiff and Wembley for playoff finals, both are great. Atmosphere with the roof closed in Cardiff was incredible and great close location to all the city's bars to celebrate...

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90%?!? Jesus they must have got the wrong stadium or the pilot got lost :lol: I do wonder how much it costs because it's been very popular over the years. What are the alternatives? Everybody copies everybody who's done it before, like the generic songs every club copies. What it does show is...

What reaction were they looking for? Booing? Tears? Slow hand clap? Surely they were just taking the piss and rubbing it in? Saying that I'm surprised they punched down but it reinforces the rivalry between the two clubs?

I've noticed this season that "Some" usually refers to a 4 fans at most. Let's call it a very very small proportion of the fanbase.

@Vale Fans, is the Ryan Burge pilot license, plane flight, banner all true. Or made up? I have everything crossed that it is the former and all true. If so, that is awesome, legendary stuff.

Nobody is beating 47,000 imo. That was almost as many as the L1 playoff that same season and comfortably more than the L2 final. Last season's National League playoff final at 38,000 was also bigger than the League Two equivalent.

Only if they tart up Old Trafford a bit. Would be better at the Etihad. Love Villa Park

No, but definitely potentially mahoosive for certain. Only team in Kent after all.

That's some serious support from Rovers, and very good from Grimsby too. Sensational numbers for that level , and more what you would expect at L1 level. Playoff finals are very good barometers of a clubs true size and more accurately potential (size).

The 2014/15 playoff final attendance is incredible at 47,000. Do you recall the split between the two fanbases?

Going to be quite the contrast in attendance compared to last season's National League showpiece occasion. I've been to Solihull, I've been to Bromley, we beat Solihull, we don't beat Bromley, but past results aside the Schooligans is a very apt phrase. Hard to terrace banter with quite so many...

Some fantastic support from the locals in that table. To average 9808 support without any visiting supporters is hard to compute. It's even more impressive than the overall average of 10,905. For about a decade we tried to get an overall season average attendance at Meadow Lane of 8000 (8...

They've just realised they have a lifetime of being a lower league football fan. Poor lads

Awwww no need to be like that Richard, just providing an explanation as to why the oh so important away followings for my beloved Notts have jumped so high. To the away following connoisseurs on here I'd of thought you would be as surprised as anyone that Notts have been so well supported on our...

Heavy rain on the day of the promotion bus parade is perfectly fitting for Mansfield's successful season. YOTS

That would certainly make a good blend and a much better defender than either. He shouldn't have been dropped but I will never believe that one player selected or not selected for that Harrogate playoff final would have made any difference to the overall result. Rawlinson, stalwart good guy...

We'll be very generous and give them about 3 times that.

Both home and away support growth has indeed been huge at Notts. But I want an upgrade on "held up pretty well in the second half of the season"! Fantastic support both away and especially at home all season long. As a Notts fan it's all a little confusing tbh, we shouldn't be this well...