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Not specifically ICT, but it is relevent to ICT so hopefully alright posted here. For anyone interested in such things, here are the average crowds in League 1 this season, with each team's biggest and smallest crowd. Not surprisingly ICT were far and away the best supported, and also were the opponent for three of the other clubs biggest crowd. East Fife were the biggest draw to two other clubs. Despite having the lowest average Kelty were not the lowest crowd for any club when they visited. Cove were the opponent for Hamilton's biggest and smallest crowd of the season. ICT's lowest crowd was bigger than every other club's best crowd of the season. Average Largest Smallest ICT 2306 5029 v Hamilton 1792 v Peterhead Queens 1034 1413 v Montrose 495 v Stenny East Fife 739 1348 v ICT 553 v Montrose Peterhead 696 927 v Queens 479 v Alloa Alloa 615 809 v ICT 509 v Cove Montrose 587 1082 v East Fife 260 v Peterhead Stenny 544 1096 v ICT 384 v Montrose Hamilton 476 696 v Cove 238 v Cove Cove 471 695 v Peterhead 240 v Alloa Kelty 417 745 v East Fife 242 v Cove

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By far the best option for us is for Stenhousmuir to get promoted. Alloa have had sustained time in the Championship in the past, I think they have a bit more money behind them than Stenny and they would be a bigger threat. Stenhousmuir have had an amazing season, unprecedented for them, but it's likely not sustainable. As other have noted they will lose Naysmith and Brown Ferguson and most likely a few players as well. It will be very hard for them to compete. In terms of relegation, it's probably best for us for St Mirren to stay up. Relegated teams get the parachute payment boost, they will also have far more prize money to spend and the money that they earned from their league cup win. They will be a much harder proposition than Partick or Dunfermline, although all of those three will probably be title contenders.