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Brownie wrote:Long Buckby 703 Holiday

Good guess, a lot closer than your stab at MotM yesterday :lol:

SouthRushdenJFC wrote:

Brownie wrote:Long Buckby 703 Holiday

Good guess, a lot closer than your stab at MotM yesterday :lol:

I think 695 of us got that wrong.

With today's attendance of 899 our season average to date is now 535. Hopefully we might get the final average to nearer 600. It would, however, need a big crowd on the 25th April.

So if our average is 535 after 18 games, we would then need an aggregate of 2370 over the final games to achieve an overall 600 average for the season if my maths is correct. I think the Cognehoe crowd will be big and almost certainly break the elusive 4 figures, but I doubt it will be high enough for that to happen really. Still, we should end on a good average nevertheless

Our attendance today was bigger than 3 in the Conference Premier (Welling, Braintree and Dartford).

Only one game in Conference North had a bigger crowd and that was Stockport, and only one game had more in attendance in Conference South - Bromley.

BartonRaz wrote:Our attendance today was bigger than 3 in the Conference Premier (Welling, Braintree and Dartford).

Only one game in Conference North had a bigger crowd and that was Stockport, and only one game had more in attendance in Conference South - Bromley.

I wonder how many fans we'll take to Sileby on Tuesday.

I would have thought 400-500, perhaps more, we'll have to see, doesn't help it being midweek of course.

Olly wrote:I would have thought 400-500, perhaps more, we'll have to see, doesn't help it being midweek of course.

Its not exactly a long distance journey is it?

A point each on tuesday would give us the title and almost certainly save them from relegation.
but lets not ease up on the quest for 101 points and overtaking Thurnbys goals total.

I'm going to go for 552, and 6-0 Diamonds.

Bring on the Champions.

Now up to 54th in the Non-League table after Saturday's attendance included.

http://www.nonleaguematters.co.uk/global/attendances/

Will be interesting to see how higher we can get up this table.