Championship attendances this weekend

[ninian opinian]

Fair play.

Sunderland - 39,871
Leeds - 36,819
Sheffield Wednesday - 29,038
Ipswich - 29,027
Southampton - 28,924
Middlesbrough - 26,732
Cardiff City - 25,803
Hull City - 24,267

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Fair play.

Sunderland - 39,871
Leeds - 36,819
Sheffield Wednesday - 29,038
Ipswich - 29,027
Southampton - 28,924
Middlesbrough - 26,732
Cardiff City - 25,803
Hull City - 24,267

Good crowd yesterday

That and the bum fluffers will be the biggest gates this season ?

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Good crowd yesterday

That and the bum fluffers will be the biggest gates this season ?

If we end up in the running for promotion, our end of season crowds will eclipse yesterday's.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

If we end up in the running for promotion, our end of season crowds will eclipse yesterday's.

Well let's hope so

I am surprised at Ipswichs home and away support

Ipswich is a small place and they are out on a limb but fair play to them

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Well let's hope so

I am surprised at Ipswichs home and away support

Ipswich is a small place and they are out on a limb but fair play to them

Both Ipswich and Norwich. Perhaps there's not much else to do there, but I've always thought that the clubs are a huge part of their communities. Both sides have also had more success than us over the last few decades.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Both Ipswich and Norwich. Perhaps there's not much else to do there, but I've always thought that the clubs are a huge part of their communities. Both sides have also had more success than us over the last few decades.

Hadn't read this but again we agree, what's going on

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

Both Ipswich and Norwich. Perhaps there's not much else to do there, but I've always thought that the clubs are a huge part of their communities. Both sides have also had more success than us over the last few decades.

Norwich maybe, with their premiership seasons. But Ipswich last 20 years are nowhere near us in achievement Eric. They have not played in top flight and we reached two major domestic cup finals to their none.
Spedger

[dml1954]

Both Ipswich and Norwich. Perhaps there's not much else to do there, but I've always thought that the clubs are a huge part of their communities. Both sides have also had more success than us over the last few decades.

That doesn't apply to Ipswich. They haven't been in the Premier League since 2002. spent the last four seasons before this in League One. Average Championship league position 2002-2019 (17 seasons) was 11.3. Cardiff City in the same period never went into League One, got to the Premier League twice and spent 18 seasons in Championship with an average league position of 9.6. Clearly a better record for City in the last two decades.

[goats]

That doesn't apply to Ipswich. They haven't been in the Premier League since 2002. spent the last four seasons before this in League One. Average Championship league position 2002-2019 (17 seasons) was 11.3. Cardiff City in the same period never went into League One, got to the Premier League twice and spent 18 seasons in Championship with an average league position of 9.6. Clearly a better record for City in the last two decades.

Go back 30 years before that too

[North Cardiff Blue]

Well let's hope so

I am surprised at Ipswichs home and away support

Ipswich is a small place and they are out on a limb but fair play to them

Nothing else to do there though.

[JamesWales]

Watford and QPR pretty much sold out too. Only Blackburn with what may be considered a poor crowd (13000)

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Watford and QPR pretty much sold out too. Only Blackburn with what may be considered a poor crowd (13000)

Are you surprised? Who on earth wants to see the Jacks?

[goats]

Watford and QPR pretty much sold out too. Only Blackburn with what may be considered a poor crowd (13000)

Few away fans most likely

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Watford and QPR pretty much sold out too. Only Blackburn with what may be considered a poor crowd (13000)

QPR regularly have good crowds, but that's down to their capacity as much as anything.

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

QPR regularly have good crowds, but that's down to their capacity as much as anything.

Did you mean to say 'rarely'?

[Tuerto]

Fair play.

Sunderland - 39,871
Leeds - 36,819
Sheffield Wednesday - 29,038
Ipswich - 29,027
Southampton - 28,924
Middlesbrough - 26,732
Cardiff City - 25,803
Hull City - 24,267

Sheffield Wednesday-Wow! That was their first win this season.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Sheffield Wednesday-Wow! That was their first win this season.

Local Derby

4500 Rotherham fans

[Michael Morris]

Local Derby

4500 Rotherham fans

They took 3200 or so.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

They took 3200 or so.

If that's the case Wednesdays support is even more impressive

I shudder to think what our crowds would be if ccfc had not won until November ish time

15 k

[Dave Blue]

Fair play.

Sunderland - 39,871
Leeds - 36,819
Sheffield Wednesday - 29,038
Ipswich - 29,027
Southampton - 28,924
Middlesbrough - 26,732
Cardiff City - 25,803
Hull City - 24,267

Local Derby

4500 Rotherham fans

And it’s 9 miles away

[JamesWales]

QPR regularly have good crowds, but that's down to their capacity as much as anything.

Yeah of course, but still..

[Des Parrot]

We’re averaging around 22k so far this season

[Rjk]

We’re averaging around 22k so far this season

not bad

[Tuerto]

We have played top flight football twice in the past 60 years or so. Spent 20 years dying on our arses in a decaying stadium, better known for for football related violence that what happened on the playing field. Since going up to the championship we've been half decent, and apart from Dave Jones' sides (sporadically) and Warnocks for about 3-4 months, the football has been pretty shit. Another important factor is how a community is formed, and how a football club becomes the pivot within that Community, Cardiff have never been that. An interesting study would be why some football clubs get such fantastic support when they haven't been that successful, but it seems that the club is entwined within the culture of the Town or City.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

If that's the case Wednesdays support is even more impressive

I shudder to think what our crowds would be if ccfc had not won until November ish time

15 k

Given that more season tickets were sold this season than last, despite a relegation battle last season, I reckon your 15k prediction is a load of bollocks, like all of your attendance predictions where Cardiff are concerned.