Top ten away followings this weekend.

Well done owls fans.

1) Sheffield Wednesday at Fulham: (4,050)

2) Sunderland at Newcastle: (3,135)

3) Leicester at West Ham: (3,017)

4) Man United at Aston Villa: (2,955)

5) Arsenal at Liverpool: (2,850)

6) Watford at Reading: (2,749)

7)Everton at Southampton: (2,553)

Leeds at Nottingham Forest: (1,850)

9) Rotherham at Wigan: (1,543)

10) Norwich at Derby: (1,478)

Well done owls fans.

 

1) Sheffield Wednesday at Fulham: (4,050)

2) Sunderland at Newcastle: (3,135)

3) Leicester at West Ham: (3,017)

4) Man United at Aston Villa: (2,955)

5) Arsenal at Liverpool: (2,850)

6) Watford at Reading: (2,749)

7)Everton at Southampton: (2,553)

Leeds at Nottingham Forest: (1,850)

9) Rotherham at Wigan: (1,543)

10) Norwich at Derby: (1,478)

We are top of league say we are top of the leauge;)

Bugger just realised its not the league table

Well done to all fans especially so close to Christmas:clap:

Both sheffield clubs seem to take good away crowds down London,I know lads who support millwall,QPR and brentford and they all say that both our teams always take loads down.I guess we just like a neet out in the capital.

Nice one too to the millers fans

Well done owls fans.

 

1) Sheffield Wednesday at Fulham: (4,050)

2) Sunderland at Newcastle: (3,135)

3) Leicester at West Ham: (3,017)

4) Man United at Aston Villa: (2,955)

5) Arsenal at Liverpool: (2,850)

6) Watford at Reading: (2,749)

7)Everton at Southampton: (2,553)

Leeds at Nottingham Forest: (1,850)

9) Rotherham at Wigan: (1,543)

10) Norwich at Derby: (1,478)

?The Sheff Wed total of 4,050 total is incorrect.

There is official SWFC confirmation that over 5,000 went through

the turnstiles at Craven Cottage.

A huge well done to the travelling hordes. ? Owl.

Well done owls fans.

 

1) Sheffield Wednesday at Fulham: (4,050)

2) Sunderland at Newcastle: (3,135)

3) Leicester at West Ham: (3,017)

4) Man United at Aston Villa: (2,955)

5) Arsenal at Liverpool: (2,850)

6) Watford at Reading: (2,749)

7)Everton at Southampton: (2,553)

Leeds at Nottingham Forest: (1,850)

9) Rotherham at Wigan: (1,543)

10) Norwich at Derby: (1,478)

That is a decent amount of away fans for Wednesday, but some of those numbers would have been limited by the amount of tickets available to the away fans. Sunderland, for example, I'd bet that Sunderland could have taken at least three times that amount to Newcastle.

?The Sheff Wed total of 4,050 total is incorrect.

There is official SWFC confirmation that over 5,000 went through

the turnstiles at Craven Cottage.

A huge well done to the travelling hordes. ? Owl.

The official figures are above but no doubt if owls could pay on the gate it may have been more.

Wednesdays match report comments are not official figures, I can't see how they can possibly know how many owls went in the neutral area, over a thousand seems a lot to me to be fair logistically it would have involved a lot of transport etc, however it's not a thread to nit pick so lets just congratulate those who went because by any standard this is good support.

The official figures are above but no doubt if owls could pay on the gate it may have been more.

Wednesdays match report comments are not official figures, I can't see how they can possibly know how many owls went in the neutral area, over a thousand seems a lot to me to be fair logistically it would have involved a lot of transport etc, however it's not a thread to nit pick so lets just congratulate those who went because by any standard this is good support.

?Fair enough trav .?Owl.

That is a decent amount of away fans for Wednesday, but some of those numbers would have been limited by the amount of tickets available to the away fans. Sunderland, for example, I'd bet that Sunderland could have taken at least three times that amount to Newcastle.

I wondered about Sunderland/Newcastle ... I just can't imagine either United or Wednesday limiting each other in that way, I know they both have fantastic season ticket sales and space must be limited but that low amount of space for visitors must mean that they get an inordinate amount of away fans in the home sections.

I wondered about Sunderland/Newcastle ... I just can't imagine either United or Wednesday limiting each other in that way, I know they both have fantastic season ticket sales and space must be limited but that low amount of space for visitors must mean that they get an inordinate amount of away fans in the home sections.

No chance of that happening at Sid James Park, unless your in with the pease pudding brigade in the boxes.

I wondered about Sunderland/Newcastle ... I just can't imagine either United or Wednesday limiting each other in that way, I know they both have fantastic season ticket sales and space must be limited but that low amount of space for visitors must mean that they get an inordinate amount of away fans in the home sections.

Now I thought about it, the match was at Newcastle, and they treat away fans atrociously by sticking them up in the gods.

obviously because of the allocations given to the teams ...But yes that's great support