December stats

[Alfie]

 

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[Alfie]

Average away attendances: -

 

[Alfie]

Fair Play table: -

 

[Alfie]

Leading goalscorers: -

 

[Alfie]

Match Grid: -

 

[jacobncfc]

Our lack of home games played could be a nice little advantage in the second half of the season. Hadn’t really clocked that.

 

[The_Viking_Magpie]

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Impressive average home attendance for Chesterfield.

 

[The_Viking_Magpie]

Leading goalscorers: -
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Now that is a beautiful sight to see especially when you remove any players on loan and forwards in the twilight of their careers.

 

[OneDecentLester]

Impressive average home attendance for Chesterfield.

Not a bad average away following either eh

 

[Bianconeri 1862]

Not a bad average away following either eh

Better than not bad. Thought Grimsby's away would have been more , Walsall home is poor but good away, mk home and away is pretty poor.
Happy with Notts home and away.

 

[Limerick Mariner]

Better than not bad. Thought Grimsby's away would have been more , Walsall home is poor but good away, mk home and away is pretty poor.
Happy with Notts home and away.

We were robbed of our second biggest away day by Sky - Thursday night at Notts, 1,450 instead of 2,900 last season and a long run average of about 2,400 going there except when capped by Notts for the play offs. Chesterfield is capped at 1k - same for everyone but usually one of our big followings 2k+. Donny is on Sky as a 12.30 although we should still take 2.5k. The virtually unlimited capacity at MK doesn't really boost us normally as it's 150 miles with a convoluted rail route. Our other 2 nearest are Bradford, this weekend, and will be our second biggest at circa 2k, and Harrogate, which will be capped at 1k.

 

[TheDon]

Many thanks Alfie and a happy New Year to you and all the longest suffering league two supporters.

 

[1862]

Our lack of home games played could be a nice little advantage in the second half of the season. Hadn’t really clocked that.

Yeah I think it's 12 of the last 20 or something like that. Some tough home games towards the end of the season but after today, its a good run of home games that we need to take advantage of if we're going to make a serious run at the top 3 - Swindon, Bromley, Carlisle, Morecambe, Tranmere.

 

[Son of Cod]

We were robbed of our second biggest away day by Sky - Thursday night at Notts, 1,450 instead of 2,900 last season and a long run average of about 2,400 going there except when capped by Notts for the play offs. Chesterfield is capped at 1k - same for everyone but usually one of our big followings 2k+. Donny is on Sky as a 12.30 although we should still take 2.5k. The virtually unlimited capacity at MK doesn't really boost us normally as it's 150 miles with a convoluted rail route. Our other 2 nearest are Bradford, this weekend, and will be our second biggest at circa 2k, and Harrogate, which will be capped at 1k.

Yep we've been diddled this season. Donny, Notts and Bradford all moved. I can't see our number going down much from here on out though. If we remain in the playoff picture too we might get some additional four figure followings that we don't usually get (Crewe, MK, Vale all in April). Our average in this division usually comes out at around 800-900 no matter where we finish when all is said and done. I reckon this season will end up similar.

 

[The_Viking_Magpie]

We look firmly set for back to back 10,000+ averages at the San Sirrel.

Under these owners there is a chance this could become pretty much the norm.

 

[Limerick Mariner]

Yep we've been diddled this season. Donny, Notts and Bradford all moved. I can't see our number going down much from here on out though. If we remain in the playoff picture too we might get some additional four figure followings that we don't usually get (Crewe, MK, Vale all in April). Our average in this division usually comes out at around 800-900 no matter where we finish when all is said and done. I reckon this season will end up similar.

For most games we are above last year's equivalent fixture. Bradford was an early KO last season, think we took 1,700? so we'll beat that. Donny was 2,500 we will at least equal that and beat it if we are up there. After that it really depends on form.

Home average can't change much no matter how well we do.

 

[kieran_vale]

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That really drives home how bad we (and other pre-season favourites MK) have been this past month.

Fair play to Bromley. I reckon they’re a good shout for the playoffs though did read somewhere they might lose Imray who tore us to shreds when we played them.

 

[Son of Cod]

For most games we are above last year's equivalent fixture. Bradford was an early KO last season, think we took 1,700? so we'll beat that. Donny was 2,500 we will at least equal that and beat it if we are up there. After that it really depends on form.

Home average can't change much no matter how well we do.

Yeah you're right about being up or equal to last season's matches I'd imagine. Swindon, for example, is up a few hundred. Another factor though are the teams that departed L2 last season. Mansfield at 3pm on a Saturday is ordinarily a sellout, at the very worst it's a night match and at least about 1200, Stockport and Wrexham both only give 900 or so now but we sold out Stockport which is always usually 1000+ until they capped it and Wrexham we as good as sold out last season. Sutton and Crawley we take good numbers to thanks to the South East Town fans. Only really FGR we don't travel well to. I guess Fleetwood on the opening day pumped that number a bit up this season though out of the teams that came into the division. Chesterfield, is essentially a like for like swap for Stockport in that it's just shy of 1000 and we'll sell it out no matter what. We'll sell Bromley out no problem too but I think that's only 500/600?