Results and attendances from 15th March 1992

[jdrobbo]

A John Pender header in front of the Cricket Field End gave Burnley a 1-0 win but just look at that attendance….the highest highest in the division by several thousand.

And look at top-flight Chelsea…only managing to see a gate of only 50 or 60 more fans than at Turf Moor.

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[beeholeclaret]

Carlisle’s win at Gillingham was elementary!

[beeholeclaret]

Burnley’s attendance was virtually the same as the First Division game at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea played Coventry! How things change.

[Silkyskills1]

Remember the game well. It was the first fixture for us after the tragic death of Ben Lee.

[RammyClaret61]

Wayne Biggins & David Eyres on the scoresheet.

[Vegas Claret]

more importantly did they leave a zero off the Leeds attendance, self proclaimed biggest club in the world. Not even the biggest club in Yorkshire.

[nil_desperandum]

Another thing that strikes me is that 17 of those league teams are no longer in the top 4 tiers, and some are defunct.
(It's 18 if you include Wimbledon)

[Hibsclaret]

Attendance at Bramall Lane was the biggest in English football that weekend. Surely that’s a one and only time event. Also, incredibly low attendances for the likes of Everton given how good they were just a few years earlier. You can actually see why the premier league was developed when you see the attendance numbers.