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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    Don't know if you can confirm it UTM, but I have a random memory that for just one season we had a slightly higher average home attendance than them. It would be early 70s when Allan Brown was their manager, but then shortly afterwards Sam Longson sacked Clough at Derby. The rest is history, and not in our favour,

    1972/73 they averaged 9.995, Notts 10,701, so in percentage terms that would be 107%
    Before that you have to go back to 1955 when we averaged over 2k more than them. In 1950 we had 13k higher average than them, 159% of their average.

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    Quote Originally Posted by upthemaggies View Post
    1972/73 they averaged 9.995, Notts 10,701, so in percentage terms that would be 107%.
    Thanks for that, you've made an old man feel very happy.

    The annoying thing is that when their 72/73 attendance tripled under Clough, all 30,000 of them insisted they had been there for years!

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