69/70 attendance

[Stanah]

 

[Stanah]

Wrexham and Chesterfield?
Sleeping giants!

 

[Loftyboy]

Even then we averaged 2000 more than knobbers

 

[Blackpool Are Back!]

Even then we averaged 2000 more than knobbers

To be fair, it was the season we were promoted and PNE were relegated

 

[RossendaleSeasider]

I thought this thread was going to be about Fleetwood's gate tonight.

 

[TSSeasider]

I thought this thread was going to be about Fleetwood's gate tonight.

Brilliant

 

[TangerineBayern]

I thought this thread was going to be about Fleetwood's gate tonight.

And they’re getting beat by Accy

 

[Wizaard]

Brilliant

I've bigger gates on our drive than Fleetwood.

 

[Goose]

Orient and Chesterfield decent numbers, Everton above Liverpool as well.

 

[Discojohndeary]

Everton won the league that season.

Orient and Chesterfield decent numbers, Everton above Liverpool as well

 

[PdxTangerine]

Us with the highest attendance of all the NW clubs in the second tier sounds about right. Brighton averaging almost 15k in division three shows you the potential they are now realising.

Always been impressed with Plymouths support, would love to see them come up and do something like Brighton have done, they have a similar potential I think.

 

[Wizaard]

Us with the highest attendance of all the NW clubs in the second tier sounds about right. Brighton averaging almost 15k in division three shows you the potential they are now realising.

Always been impressed with Plymouths support, would love to see them come up and do something like Brighton have done, they have a similar potential I think.

I went to the Goldstone for our final game of the 77/78 season. That was the last time I was part of a 30,000+ gate watching Blackpool until we went to Maine Rd on the first day of the season when Man City were in the third tier, 1999?

 

[Costero Poderoso]

makes interesting reading that, sunderland the second lowest in the first divison, chesterfield with an average of over 10,000 in the fourth division.

 

[PdxTangerine]

I went to the Goldstone for our final game of the 77/78 season. That was the last time I was part of a 30,000+ gate watching Blackpool until we went to Maine Rd on the first day of the season when Man City were in the third tier, 1999?

Yes, since I started around 94 that Man City game was my first "big crowd experience", I just stared at the Kippax and that huge block of temporary seating to the left of us. Was more exciting than the game.

 

[clappers]

Poor old Preston…in our shadows now, then and always!