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[JD]

Some teams doing well with very poor turnouts.
I's like a few more at the JD, but we are ahead of Halifax, so its all relative!

Chesterfield 7,591
Oldham Athletic 6,723
Southend United 5,516
York City 4,407
Hartlepool United 4,172
Rochdale 2,761
Woking 2,748
Kidderminster Harriers 2,681
Bromley 2,289
Aldershot 2,168
ALTRINCHAM 1,777
Eastleigh 1,734
FC Halifax Town 1,708
Barnet 1,683
Dorking Wanderers 1,668
Dagenham and Redbridge 1,662
Ebbsfleet United 1,556
Wealdstone 1,448
Fylde 1,377
Maidenhead United 1,265
Solihull Moors 1,211
Boreham Wood 1,167
Gateshead 1,069
Oxford City 997

[Hale Alty]

didnt think there'd be such a gap between oldham and rochdale attendances.

[Sarf London Alty]

Disappointing at this early stage that we are a few hundred or so down on the last 2 seasons but if we keep our form up no doubt we’ll go over 2k average again this season. Only really Chesterfield who’ve bought a large away support so far too. It’s a real shame that Rochdale, Hartlepool & York are all Tuesday night home games mind, that doesn’t help.

[swindellsworth]

Very likely we will remain in our current 11th place all season seeing we are 400 , 500 and 900 respectively behind the 3 next highest .

[MarpleAlty]

After a post-pandemic boom, attendances across the lower leagues do seem to be down this year.

Cost of living starting to bite? The weather's probably been below-par for the early season too, casual floaters might not have bothered?

[CB]

I'm slightly worried after the money outlay from the board, going full-time etc, we're going to end up with a shortfall unless we get a big increase in attendances. I've noticed a few people from the club on social media urging people to go to games and I just hope we haven't gambled too much at this stage.

[AltyNotFaulty]

Losing Wrexham and Notts county wouldn’t have helped either!

[Saughall Robin]

I'm hopeful home games with Rochdale and Oldham will bump the average up to just under the 2k mark which, a few years ago, was beyond our wildest dreams.
If we can win this weekend and get on a lucrative run that would help enormously.

[Wilmslow Alty]

After a post-pandemic boom, attendances across the lower leagues do seem to be down this year.

Cost of living starting to bite? The weather's probably been below-par for the early season too, casual floaters might not have bothered?

Also the fact that every game is now available to stream could well be hitting attendances. (In theory no Saturday 3pm games are available in the UK but all you need to get round that is a VPN).