Our away following 16th in league in terms of numbers

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

We are out on a limb really , like Swansea, Plymouth etc

Clubs based in the Midlands or Yorkshire, Lancashire tend to have the best away support

Birmingham City have just a two hour trip to London, 2 and a half hours to us and to a lot of northern clubs just an hour and a half

Coventry , Forest , Stoke , Derby are very short trips

It's no wonder clubs like this have better away support than us

Blimey even Preston and Blackburn and Blackpool are just a hop on the bus for Birmingham and West Brom fans

[JumpersforGoalposts]

We are out on a limb really , like Swansea, Plymouth etc

Clubs based in the Midlands or Yorkshire, Lancashire tend to have the best away support

Birmingham City have just a two hour trip to London, 2 and a half hours to us and to a lot of northern clubs just an hour and a half

Coventry , Forest , Stoke , Derby are very short trips

It's no wonder clubs like this have better away support than us

Blimey even Preston and Blackburn and Blackpool are just a hop on the bus for Birmingham and West Brom fans

On the distance between grounds Derby fans had the shortest travelling distance at 2,258 miles approx. Other relatively "short" distances are Birmingham (2,308); Coventry (2,328); Notts Forest (2,374), and, WBA (2,385) - these being the only sides with a distance to other grounds below 2,500 miles.

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

We are out on a limb really , like Swansea, Plymouth etc

Clubs based in the Midlands or Yorkshire, Lancashire tend to have the best away support

Birmingham City have just a two hour trip to London, 2 and a half hours to us and to a lot of northern clubs just an hour and a half

Coventry , Forest , Stoke , Derby are very short trips

It's no wonder clubs like this have better away support than us

Blimey even Preston and Blackburn and Blackpool are just a hop on the bus for Birmingham and West Brom fans

Good call Sludge.
Spedger