Isnt just :
$count = DB::table('fixtures')->where('someid', '=', $id)->count();
echo $count;
?? :)
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The first code is in your controller class? You can do that in the controller class and then return the variable to the view, like this:
$count = DB::table('fixtures')->where('someid', '=', $id)->count();
return View::make('view/path')->with('count', $count);
And in your view call the variable
$count
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