Plymouth have disproved that. It may be an anomaly but more than likely not. Run weekends and allow people to plan - arrange fixtures well in advance and stick to them - and you should reap rewards. As long as you put the work in alongside, too, obviously.

to coin a famous song - better than all the rest!

Kings Lynn have the potential in their team to do a lot better than recent visiting teams, especially if Fricke, Cook, and Kvech are on it.

Coventry introduced Greyhounds (1990's I think), rather than it being a Greyhound stadium.

The Polish clubs get significant support from their local authorities some of whom actually own the stadium. TV income works hand in hand with major advertisers and the clubs sponsors which enables the teams to fund the promotion at a profit (but sometimes not all of the time) the big factor re income and success is gate receipts. If teams do well and or the table toppers are in town then gates remain good. Not so if the club is having a poor season v another struggling team.   

I think if we get 40 we'll have done well.