Liverpool are the team that the rest of the Premiership

[Guest Snorky]

Liverpool have again proved to be the team that the rest of the Premiership want to see.

 

A total of 7 Premiership teams had their highest attendance of the season with Liverpool as the visitors.

 

Next is Man United with 5, West Ham 3 with Sheffield United and Charlton Athletic on 2 each.

[sutty]

Liverpool have again proved to be the team that the rest of the Premiership want to see.

 

A total of 7 Premiership teams had their highest attendance of the season with Liverpool as the visitors.

 

Next is Man United with 5, West Ham 3 with Sheffield United and Charlton Athletic on 2 each.

 

I'm surprised by that!

 

Particularly the charlton thing!!!

[Cobs]

West Ham 3 with Sheffield United and Charlton Athletic on 2 each.

 

 

kinda shows it up as a bullschit statistic, dont you think?

[sutty]

kinda shows it up as a bullschit statistic, dont you think?

 

Reckon that the relegation stuff and those teams tacking a large away following at the end of the season probably accounts for it

[Spike]

also tv coverage, people feeling they have a better chance of a ticket etc etc

[McBain]

See? Or beat?

[Guest Snorky]

Charlton's at West Ham and Middlesbrough.

 

West Ham was a grudge match and at Middlesbrough the club payed for their travel.

 

Sheffield United was at Charlton and Aston Villa. However, they were joint top with other teams.

 

Aston Villa - 42,551 v Liverpool, Man United, Sheffield United & Tottenham.

Charlton - 27,111 v Chelsea, Liverpool, Sheffield United & WHU.

 

The Highest Attendance was 76,098 - Man United v Blackburn Rovers.

The Lowest was 14,636 - Wigan v Reading.

[dodgy1]

Liverpool have again proved to be the team that the rest of the Premiership want to see.

 

A total of 7 Premiership teams had their highest attendance of the season with Liverpool as the visitors.

 

Next is Man United with 5, West Ham 3 with Sheffield United and Charlton Athletic on 2 each.

 

Any news lad?

[Guest Snorky]

Any news lad?

 

I will call you when I have any.

[ManxRed]

Are you listening, MOTD producers???!!!

[jon_hall]

Charlton's at West Ham and Middlesbrough.

 

West Ham was a grudge match and at Middlesbrough the club payed for their travel.

 

Sheffield United was at Charlton and Aston Villa. However, they were joint top with other teams.

 

Aston Villa - 42,551 v Liverpool, Man United, Sheffield United & Tottenham.

Charlton - 27,111 v Chelsea, Liverpool, Sheffield United & WHU.

 

The Highest Attendance was 76,098 - Man United v Blackburn Rovers.

The Lowest was 14,636 - Wigan v Reading.

 

Thought the lowest was Watford v Blackburn?

 

13,766 according to what i've just found for that Watfor match.

[Guest Snorky]

Thought the lowest was Watford v Blackburn?

 

13,766 according to what i've just found for that Watfor match.

 

Statto cockup, you are indeed correct - Just cannot get the staff these days.

[jon_hall]

Kev, maybe it isn't?

 

Watfords own site claims 16,461 which for a midweek game between a bottom team and a team who barely take fans to their own ground is not really believable.

 

Pretty sure it is that game though.

[hideNseek]

A lot of Liverpool supporters get tickets in the home side ends when Liverpool play. I was at Villa in the home stand.

[Will]

Did the Mancs have cut allocations at some of their aways this season due to persistent standing?

[johngibo YPC]

Did the Mancs have cut allocations at some of their aways this season due to persistent standing?

 

yes

can't remember which ones though

Boro springs to mind

[Guest Snorky]

Did the Mancs have cut allocations at some of their aways this season due to persistent standing?

 

We've been threatened with the same by several clubs.

[Snoeker]

Liverpool have again proved to be the team that the rest of the Premiership want to see.

 

A total of 7 Premiership teams had their highest attendance of the season with Liverpool as the visitors.

 

Next is Man United with 5, West Ham 3 with Sheffield United and Charlton Athletic on 2 each.

 

What, no Chelsea?