All the info for every away game in one place

[Toninho]

Those who travel away frequently could add to favourites.

http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/championship-stadiums-2015-16-guide-each-9486795?

Its interesting that stadium capacity wise we are the 3rd smallest club in the division, just a bit of a reality check for the deluded on here that believe that we can get promoted again as and when we feel like it.

[Lunar Jetman]

Its interesting that stadium capacity wise we are the 3rd smallest club in the division, just a bit of a reality check for the deluded on here that believe that we can get promoted again as and when we feel like it.

Since when has stadium capacity been a measure for success?

[Kevin Mcleod]

Since when has stadium capacity been a measure for success?

: Tell that to Bournemouth.

[Toninho]

Since when has stadium capacity been a measure for success?

I wasn't even going to answer your #####ic statement but I suppose I must, even though it has nothing to do with my initial post.

If you could use both of your brain cells again and think about it, you would know the answer.
Example,
Italy=AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, Roma.

Spain=Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia.

Germany=Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Shalke.

Holland=Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord.

Scotland=Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen.

England=Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal.

Etc etc.

is it sinking in yet??

[winalotto]

Famous fan Phil Collins ,Really? Needs to do a bit more research

[jfish]

I wasn't even going to answer your #####ic statement but I suppose I must, even though it has nothing to do with my initial post.

If you could use both of your brain cells again and think about it, you would know the answer.
Example,
Italy=AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, Roma.

Spain=Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia.

Germany=Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Shalke.

Holland=Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord.

Scotland=Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen.

England=Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal.

Etc etc.

is it sinking in yet??

Don't think people are saying we can win the league but can still be in the top league.

[Lunar Jetman]

I wasn't even going to answer your #####ic statement but I suppose I must, even though it has nothing to do with my initial post.

If you could use both of your brain cells again and think about it, you would know the answer.
Example,
Italy=AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, Roma.

Spain=Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia.

Germany=Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Shalke.

Holland=Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord.

Scotland=Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen.

England=Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal.

Etc etc.

is it sinking in yet??

Erm you specifically highlighted the fact that we have a small ground as being a factor for the:

the deluded on here that believe that we can get promoted again as and when we feel like it.

Think you need to re-read your post fella....

[Hove Ranger]

Has the average stadium capacity dramatically increased since we won the league under Warnock?

[Toninho]

Erm you specifically highlighted the fact that we have a small ground as being a factor for the:



Think you need to re-read your post fella....

OK whatever you say.

[Toninho]

Has the average stadium capacity dramatically increased since we won the league under Warnock?

How many times have we won any league in our 130 year history?

[Hove Ranger]

How many times have we won any league in our 130 year history?

What is our promotion rate from this division over the last 5 seasons?

Also strange logic to use top flight clubs to backup your point that we may struggle in this division. Quite a few teams with similar capacities to us have managed to get promoted in recent times, I would say that is more relevant than your examples

[Abseits]

I can't remember the last time a club with a big ground got relegated from the prem, Newcastle or Sunderland maybe? A high proportion of teams that go down seem to be the ones with smallest grounds and I suspect that stat gets more stark every year now.

[Ginger Ninja]

I can't remember the last time a club with a big ground got relegated from the prem, Newcastle or Sunderland maybe? A high proportion of teams that go down seem to be the ones with smallest grounds and I suspect that stat gets more stark every year now.

All depends on what you consider to be a big ground. Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Bolton, Blackburn, Leeds, Wigan (although they barely fill it) all have big grounds. Hull and Burnley have bigger grounds than us, although as I said, it depends on your definition of big ground. Wolves too. Derby and Reading.

[Toninho]

I wasn't even going to answer your #####ic statement but I suppose I must, even though it has nothing to do with my initial post.

If you could use both of your brain cells again and think about it, you would know the answer.
Example,
Italy=AC Milan, Inter, Juventus, Roma.

Spain=Barcelona, Real Madrid, Valencia.

Germany=Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Shalke.

Holland=Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord.

Scotland=Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen.

England=Man U, Liverpool, Arsenal.

Etc etc.

is it sinking in yet??

OK, I give up!!

But the clubs listed above are in general the biggest in their respective countries and in general the most success goes to the biggest clubs. There are exceptions (for all you nit pickers) like wimbledon who didnt even have a stadium. But in general over the whole history of football, the most success goes to the biggest clubs.

Over and out!!

[Hove Ranger]

There are so many variables to consider than just stadium capacity. Surely the fact we are coming down with the parachute payments in our back pockets puts us and the other 2 relegated teams at an advantage. That's why examples of top fight stats arent so relevant for the championship