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TWTD History of the Terriers in Those Were The Days |
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Below is a list of average league attendance's/gates Town have achieved throughout their history at home. The Terriers entered the Football League in 1910 and played until the end of the 1993/1994 season at Leeds Road. They moved to their new home the Galpharm Stadium from the start of the 1994/1995 season. |
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2010's 2010/2011: 13,729 2000's 2009/2010: 14,893 1990's 1999/2000 : 13,618 1980's 1989/1990 : 5,630 1970's 1979/1980 : 8,713 1960's 1969/1970 : 17,542 1950's 1959/1960 : 14,772 1940's 1949/1950 : 23,555 1930's 1939/1940 : 3,914 * 1920's 1929/1930 : 15,782 1910's 1919/1920 : 9,290 |
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Note that the season 1910/1911 through to
1926/1927 are based on estimated figures as the football league did not
insist on official figures being released until the start of the 1927/1928
season. * Indicates the Wartime League that was in
operation during the two World Wars. Record Crowd For A Home Game 67,037 (versus Arsenal, FA Cup Sixth Round,
27/02/1932) Record Galpharm (McAlpine)
Attendance 23,678 (Liverpool FA Cup 3rd round, 1999) Lowest Crowd For A Home Game
(League) 1,680 (versus Torquay United, Division 4,
30/04/1979) Lowest Crowd For A Home Game
(League) Galpharm 6,004 (versus Brighton Hove Albion, League
One, 18/03/2008) Largest Season Average 30,820 - 1953/1954 Lowest Season Average 3,649 - 1978/1979 |
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