Comparing the 14 teams that were at this level for the 10/11 & 12/13 season. The average loss per club is 12.03% 1. Hull City down 28.15% 2. Leeds 15.56% 3. Burnley 14.12% 4. Derby 14.06% 5. Leicester 13.58% 6. Barnsley 13.44% 7. Millwall 12.09% ---------------------- 8. Ipswich 11.94% 9. Watford 10.23% 10. Middlesborough 7.81% 11. Palace 7.07% 12. Cardiff 6.46% 13. Bristol City 5.53% 14. Forest 4.18%
Suspect that the prices payed by fans has also gone up? Wonder then if Income is therefor up or down? Tory mantra "more from less"
Thing is, though, the likes of Hull, Derby, Leicester and Leeds can get away with the fall in attendees. We however, cannot.
Agreed Merlin, Looking at the 6 biggest losses we are in with 4 big teams and the other ones on parachute payments.
The Hull one is after coming down from Prem. What percentage did ours drop after 2 seasons out of Prem, just curious like, any idea Gord/anybody.
Thumping Pompey 6-0 one week, and getting spanked 6-1 by Ipswich the next. Great season. Craig Hignett, Darren Barnard, Nicky Eaden, Neil Shipperley, Bruce Dyer... Mike Sheron, and Robbie Van Der Laan.
Only Man U in the whole country scored more league goals than us. Our top scorers were: Hignett 21 Barnard 15 Shipperley 15 Sheron 11 22,650 inside Oakwell that season for a league game an all.
Which game? The City one we won 2-0? Curtis and Higgy ont scoresheet? I used to sit in the North Stand back then, for the odd game. Back when they gave us half of it.
Yeah that one, still the highest attendance inside an all seater Oakwell. ******* mental in tarn that day.