Brighton's amazing Away results

[DataPoint]

Just 3 defeats in 30 Championship away games! Must be a load of all time records being broken here.

Any ideas?

 

[The Birdman]

That's why our away surport is so good

 

[sir albion]

Bloody astonishing for what is the toughest league in the world

 

[warmleyseagull]

Just 3 defeats in 30 Championship away games! Must be a load of all time records being broken here.

Any ideas?

Think it is the fewest away defeats in last 30 by Championship team based in Sussex.

 

[B-right-on]

Just 3 defeats in 30 Championship away games! Must be a load of all time records being broken here.

Any ideas?

No idea but its bloody good tho

 

[essbee]

Think it is the fewest away defeats in last 30 by Championship team based in Sussex.

Bloody hell - that's amazing. Surely you mean just East Sussex don't you?

 

[Perkino]

Just 3 defeats in 30 Championship away games! Must be a load of all time records being broken here.

Any ideas?

Wow that's impressive

 

[Sheebo]

Not including the Sheff Weds play off game I assume? Off the top of my head the defeats were Newcastle / Cardiff / Rotherham? Or is Rotherham over 30 away games ago..? (I've probably forgotten one if it is!)

Amazing stat though!

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Facts are stubborn, but statistics are more pliable - Mark Twain

 

[Return of the Rev]

That's why our away surport is so good

Is our away surport good? Compared with the home crowd must be one of the lower percentages travelling away

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Is our away surport good? Compared with the home crowd must be one of the lower percentages travelling away

But when one compares miles travelled, our support is far more impressive. Why snipe at our fans? I liked you better on the Seaford/Rye thread.

 

[Return of the Rev]

But when one compares miles travelled, our support is far more impressive. Why snipe at our fans? I liked you better on the Seaford/Rye thread. ��

Barnsley must have brought between 700/800 but have half the home support as the Albion,would we have taken 1400/1500 up there?

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Barnsley must have brought between 700/800 but have half the home support as the Albion,would we have taken 1400/1500 up there?

At the end of the 11/12 season we did take around that much. It was an utterly dire game, and I can remember paying about £30 on the gate for a ticket if we're looking for comparisons[emoji19]

 

[Eeyore]

Think it is the fewest away defeats in last 30 by Championship team based in Sussex.

Believe it or not, you can include Kent and Hampshire in that.

 

[Eeyore]

Interesting statistic. Albion's most away victories (league) in a row is five. Which season was it ? No looking....

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

Interesting statistic. Albion's most away victories (league) in a row is five. Which season was it ? No looking....

One of the seasons under Micky Adams (part 1)?

 

[Eeyore]

One of the seasons under Micky Adams (part 1)?

Alas, wrong. It's, to give it a wide potential, in the last 40 years. Although the answer is far from obvious.

 

[Yes Chef]

Interesting statistic. Albion's most away victories (league) in a row is five. Which season was it ? No looking....[/Q


99/2000 ?

 

[Eeyore]

Interesting statistic. Albion's most away victories (league) in a row is five. Which season was it ? No looking....[/Q


99/2000 ?

Wrong, but good guess. Albion were unbeaten in the last seven, winning four.

 

[Yes Chef]

Barnsley must have brought between 700/800 but have half the home support as the Albion,would we have taken 1400/1500 up there?

1) Barnsley in good form
2) More Barnsley fans in London/SE then Seagulls in Yorkshire
3) Arguably Brighton is a more inviting destination then Barnsley