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Even with 42000, the lowest they have had since 2010 it's still 42000 for a home game to watch a crap team.
F all else to do in that part of the world
It amazes me that every club has at least a few super dedicated fans. I like to watch National League games on the box or net and you can see that all these clubs have their travelling fans even when it involves a trip from Torquay to Barrow. I’ve stood with fans from many clubs and the supporters of North East clubs and supporters of the smaller North West clubs like Preston, Burnley and Blackburn strike me as the most knowledgeable about other clubs and the history of the game in general. I’ve had some great conversations with fans from these clubs. I would classify Norwich and London fans as the least knowledgeable. I have a friend who lived near the Charlton ground in the 1960s but he had no interest in the game. He said that for him and his mates football, in the early 1960s, was a “Northern thing”.