How many Swansea fans made the journey ?

TeaCider said:
Looked to only be a few hundred.

Hard trek for them though.
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Our journeys are just as bad as theirs though. A few hundred for a club that used to be an established premier league team like ourselves at one time on a Saturday is poor in my opinion
 
I did start to count at one point in the second half .. got to 65 and then something happened in the match, I got distracted and when I went back I think a couple had moved so I gave up as I got confused .. wouldn't have been too many more though ..
 
Alzi said:
You have to consider the cost of living crisis. It will have a huge impact on football attendances in the upcoming months.

Hard to be critical.
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Swansea have always had **** away support from what I remember

Given how people want to make the cost of living crisis political , wales is governed by Labour . Surely the cost of living crisis is not going to hit the welsh as much if Labour offers superior government to the tories ?

I think a factor is wales is predominantly a rugby nation. I know it’s more balanced on South Wales due to Cardiff city and Swansea , but wales seems to favour rugby to football
 
The journey from South Wales to Teesside is a nightmare (and vice versa). Although Boro get a large travelling support, I notice at Cardiff or Swansea it is significantly lower than other games. Sure, more than either club would bring to Teesside but I suspect fans based in southern England add a few extra for Boro at those games.
 
Alzi said:
You have to consider the cost of living crisis. It will have a huge impact on football attendances in the upcoming months.

Hard to be critical.
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This

I live in Boro, just moved in to my new house and couldn`t go today or in fact this season as other things need to take priority......guess I come under awful support and an embarrassment

Words fail me sometime the way people treat others, without knowing the reason why
 
Boroboyyo said:
Swansea have always had **** away support from what I remember

Given how people want to make the cost of living crisis political , wales is governed by Labour . Surely the cost of living crisis is not going to hit the welsh as much if Labour offers superior government to the tories ?

I think a factor is wales is predominantly a rugby nation. I know it’s more balanced on South Wales due to Cardiff city and Swansea , but wales seems to favour rugby to football
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Of course the cost of living crisis is going to hit the Welsh people just as hard, what kind of mental comment is that? They are actually a part of the UK you know.
 
Boroboyyo said:
Given how people want to make the cost of living crisis political , wales is governed by Labour . Surely the cost of living crisis is not going to hit the welsh as much if Labour offers superior government to the tories ?
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No offence, but this ranks as one of the silliest comments ever posted on this messageboard. I doubt a regional assembly with fewer powers than the Scottish Parliament can affect a cost of living crisis when the Treasury control many of the purse strings which could make a difference.
 
birkbeck_dj said:
No offence, but this ranks as one of the silliest comments ever posted on this messageboard. I doubt a regional assembly with fewer powers than the Scottish Parliament can affect a cost of living crisis when the Treasury control many of the purse strings which could make a difference.
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As will the Scottish be hit just as hard . The point I’m making is the cost of living is going to go up , regardless of our government .

I blame all of it on Putin, no one else
 
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