With the home season now over and Cardiff having just completed their third season back in second tier of the Football pyramid, it is worth having another look at how our crowds our standing up. I've taken out any reference to Scotland so the teams in the table all compete in the "English" league. We will finish in our best position for many years but the crowds have deserted us.
In our first season back at this level we averaged 15,569; this dropped to 12,976 last season and this has fallen to 11,720 in 2005-2006. Four thousand fans have vanished in three years!
- Manchester United 68,470
- Newcastle United 52,017
- Liverpool 44,223
- Manchester City 43,016
- Chelsea 41,884
- Arsenal 38,174
- Everton 36,704
- Tottenham Hotspur 36,068
- Aston Villa 34,581
- Sunderland 33,644
- West Ham United 33,605
- Middlesbrough 28,421
- Birmingham City 27,340
- Charlton Athletic 26,193
- West Bromwich Albion 25,456
- Bolton Wanderers 25,355
- Norwich City 24,992
- Sheffield Wednesday 24,853
- Ipswich Town 24,253
- Derby County 23,883
- Wolverhampton Wanderers 23,624
- Sheffield United 23,493
- Southampton 23,469
- Leeds United 22,355
- Leicester City 22,234
- Coventry City 21,073
- Blackburn Rovers 20,783
- Fulham 20,756
- Wigan Athletic 20,581
- Reading 20,073
- Nottingham Forest 19,958
- Hull City 19,841
- Portsmouth 19,817
- Crystal Palace 19,457
- Watford 15,337
- Stoke City 14,432
- Preston North End 14,404
- Swansea City 13,881
- Plymouth Argyle 13,679
- Queens Park Rangers 13,441
- Huddersfield Town 12,994
- Burnley 12,461
- Cardiff City 11,720
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