Michael Carrick Stat: Average Home League Attendance

[r00fie1]

The average home league attendance under Michael Carrick is:
26,099

Highest v Wigan: 31,048
Lowest v Luton: 23,187

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

At the second level that is a very healthy stat,by any historical standard, for us.

 

[Morton94]

Fans are really buying into this team. Win, lose or draw you know they're gonna try for absolute very best for the shirt and still entertain.
It was similar with Karanka, although the football wasn't as pretty you knew that team was gonna go out on that pitch and leave it all out there.
That's all you can ever ask

 

[festa5]

How does it compare to recent seasons and under Wilder etc?

 

[Borokian1876]

It would be nice if we didn’t have considerably low followings at our ground. Probably about 25,500 are home fans, great stat.

 

[edinboro]

Interesting to see today Vs Saturday. I think a lot of walk ups will do one or the other. So will probs be around 26k for both rather than what would be 28k for tonight.

To be honest with it being a night match the atmosphere normally takes care of itself. There should be a real buzz I think. I hope so anyway.

 

[r00fie1]

This is 22/23 so far - and includes Cup games:



Compare to 21/22- with Warnock sacked on 8th November and the "bounce" with "abiliteh" in charge:

 

[TeaCider]

How does it compare to recent seasons and under Wilder etc?

This season's average, including the third under Wilder and Leo, is the highest since 2017/18.

It's higher than our promotion season under Karanka.

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

It would be nice if we didn’t have considerably low followings at our ground. Probably about 25,500 are home fans, great stat.

Yes, we don't get the benefit of regular 2k plus away followings.
Generally nearer the 600 mark!

 

[chickenrunner]

It would be nice if we didn’t have considerably low AWAY followings at our ground. Probably about 25,500 are home fans, great stat.

Sorted that for you. When I first read your post I thought you might be some dodgy Mackem troll.

 

[r00fie1]

Sorted that for you. When I first read your post I thought you might be some dodgy Mackem troll.

I`l be a pretend Mackems fan tomorrow night

 

[Redwurzel]

This season we will have the highest Championship attendences since the days of Robbo in 1998. The 25,500 of 2017/18 will be broken.

Burnley on Good Friday will be around 31k (they will bring around 2.5k)

 

[atypical_boro]

This season we will have the highest Championship attendences since the days of Robbo in 1998. The 25,500 of 2017/18 will be broken.

Burnley on Good Friday will be around 31k (they will bring around 2.5k)

nearly 30,000 that season (97/98)

 

[r00fie1]

This season we will have the highest Championship attendences since the days of Robbo in 1998. The 25,500 of 2017/18 will be broken.

Burnley on Good Friday will be around 31k (they will bring around 2.5k)

Are we dreaming or is this really happening?

 

[Borokian1876]

Only 23k sold tonight apparently.

 

[Frozen Horse]

This season we will have the highest Championship attendences since the days of Robbo in 1998. The 25,500 of 2017/18 will be broken.

Burnley on Good Friday will be around 31k (they will bring around 2.5k)

Coventry could conceivably be a home sell out too.

 

[r00fie1]

Coventry could conceivably be a home sell out too.

Goodness knows how this is going to end.
The old blood pressure is rising already.
"Typical boro" has taken on a new meaning this season.
No matter how it turns out, its gone from a nightmare to a fairy-tale in less than five months

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

It was a fairy tale under Strachan, Grimm!

 

[r00fie1]

It was a fairy tale under Strachan, Grimm!

It was flippin torture.
I`de prefer to be in the stocks than live through that again.

 

[morrissey]

Only 23k sold tonight apparently.

Well.....live on tv, foul weather forecast and a another hone game Saturday, so a bit expected maybe.