In the year 3 BC (Before Keegan, 1st of the great messiah's)

I wasn't alive back then, that's my excuse. Also, I was washing my hair...

 

Yep. We had some class players then and if it wasn't a superb Arsenal side and Man Utd's usual winning games, we would have won the leagye

 

5under1and v. Lazio, Anglo-Italian Cup, 1 May 1970) attendance: 3,764.

 

Haha. Now that is ****e support!

 

whhhaaatttt the Mackems in Europe

 

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Even Wigan have larger crowds than that

 

And Blackburn lol... just

 

psycho is living in a bubble...and he thinks it's a shimmering giant bubbles carpeted with exotic plants.

 

Haha

 

HERE WE GO AGAIN I LOVE GETTING THIS OUT
and before you ask i was there throughout the 80's


Where Were We?
Attendances

mackems

This is what we've unearthed on this lot so far. If you've got anything more,
give us a shout at [email protected].

The year they won the First Division makes interesting reading:

mackems v Portsmouth
Division One 12/09/95
Attendance: 12,282

mackems v Crystal Palace
Division One 3/12/1995
Attendance: 12,777
(They went 2nd with a 1-0 win in this game)

mackems v Southend
Division One 9/9/1995
Attendance: 13,805

Of the 22 attendances in their promotion year, 17 of them were sub 20,000.

From a reader:

"In addition to the free tickets they need to fob off in the Metro, my mother who is a secretary at an Ovingham school, receives 10 free tickets every week to Sunderland FC (registered charity 546365756863452) matches. Nobody ever wants them so she just sends them straight back."

"When I was studying in York 2 years ago, they were trying to recruit mercenary fans by advertising on the side of buses there."

Their Hall of Shame....

League

mackems v Plymouth
Division Two 4/4/1989
Attendance: 8,003

mackems v Sheffield United
Division Two 11/04/1987
Attendance: 8,544

mackems v Shrewsbury
Division Two 22/4/1989
Attendance: 9,427

mackems v Plymouth
Division Two 14/03/1987
Attendance: 10,062

mackems v Oldham
Division Two 21/03/1987
Attendance: 10,250

mackems v Huddersfield
Division Two 24/01/1987
Attendance: 10,486

mackems v Millwall
Division Two 06/12/1986
Attendance: 10,665

mackems v Birmingham
Division Two 1/4/1989
Attendance: 10,969

mackems v Bristol C.
Division Two 17/12/1994
Attendance: 11,661

mackems v Tranmere
Division Two 5/3/1995
Attendance: 12,043

mackems v Leeds
Division Two 4/10/1988
Attendance: 12,671


Other

mackems v Barnsley
Full Members Cup 16/09/1986
Attendance: 6,904

mackems v Port Vale
Zenith Data 14/11/1989
Attendance: 7,035

mackems v Preston
Coca Cola Cup 23/08/1995
Attendance: 7,407

mackems v York City
Littlewoods Cup 26/08/1986
Attendance: 9,162

mackems v Millwall
Littlewoods Cup 4/10/1994
Attendance: 9,698



General
One of the unwashed wrote in to point out this:

"Try: 78,000 as the highest ever attendance in the north east at...ROKER PARK!!"

First off, that's just wrong. But it was good of him to point out that despite having a bigger ground they still had worse attendances....

- Newcastle United have been the better supported club over the last century. Barring the war years (ten) Newcastle have been the better supported club no fewer than 76 times, which is 56 more than Sunderland's 20.

- Newcastle's aggregate League attendance at St James' Park totals 58,500,000. Approaching TEN MILLION more than Sunderland's aggregate attendance.

- It is interesting to note that when Sunderland won the League Championship in 1901/02 and 1912/13, Newcastle had the higher average gates. In the latter case United only finished 14th yet their average gates were 7,000 higher than Sunderland's.

- Newcastle have finished as the Football League's best supported club on no fewer than 10 occasions, whereas Sunderland have never finished as the League's best supported club:

Man Utd 34;
Everton 13;
Arsenal 12;
Newcastle/Chelsea 10;
Aston Villa/Liverpool 7;
Spurs 6;
Man City 3.

- Between 1895 and 1934, a total of 39 years, Newcastle were the better supported club, compared to Sunderland's best sequence of 5 years between 1961 and 1966.

From a reader: "Premier League AFTER the footy boom 96-97. Could they fill 22,500 capacity Roker? Could they sh*te. New ground new fans. [They had five sub-20,000 league attendances that season. The previous season when they won the First Division 17 of the 22 attendances were sub 20,000.]. Oh, and some of the 86-87 season gates are well worth a look." [See above]

......a letter from an edition of True Faith: "I've long taken the piss out of an SMB I work with on account of the Mackems giving away thousands of tickets for their games. Now I have definite proof. The Metro's free paper (17/8/00) carried a competition for 2 free tickets. Because the papers are free I blagged 10 copies of them and the Mags at work all filled in the competition (dead hard question - who did the SMB sign from Everton in the close season?) Guess what? The very next day we ALL got phone calls from some bint at the SoS telling us we'd won tickets. The Mackem I work with (who has always denied the free ticket crap) was gutted. Top dogs, eh? Mebbee not. Frankie, Chester-le-Street."

These figures are from the Sunday Sun 1993-94

Best ever season
Newcastle 56,299 47/48
mackems 47,785 49/50
smoggies 36,123 50/51

Worst
Newcastle 16,835 90/91
mackems 13,600 86/87
smoggies 5,135 84/85

Post war average
Newcastle 33,133
mackems 28,357
smoggies 19,672

Top flight average
Newcastle 35,574
mackems 32,891
smoggies 25,165

Second flight average
Newcastle 28,252
mackems 23,701
smoggies 16,555


edit: you really are a sad ****

 

This.

 

ahhh one guest hello psycho

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and he's gone

 

Must have thought you were waving goodbye to him.

 

35,000 emty seats where, at your birthday party ? SJP was much smaller ground back then with much less capacity. Would suggest you check your facts before questioning loyalty of best fans in the Premiership.

 

At 1.07 in the morning



Paranoia eating away there mate. Lets just hope you top yourself before you start taking down the innocents in your family.

 

Mark pepe le pew down as another mong there mate. On me old chalkboard there. The mongboard, as it's known.

 

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Lol

master-simpson is griffiths