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Hasselbaink wouldn't leave Burton for us? Based on what exactly? He'd be bonkers not to. He'd triple his wages, triple the crowds his team plays in front of, much better ground and facilities, raise his own profile, test himself against better managers and use it as a stepping stone if he is...

Well we could if it was in Sheffield, Leeds or Manchester. But given the distance travelled, I think there'd be a good 10 clubs that couldn't take that. It's a good 2 and half hours, isn't it? For example, Sheffield United only brought about 27,000 to Wembley on their last outing and they're a...

I quite like Dion's table, and I think it more or less gives a good ballpark idea of where clubs are. I've got to say I was surprised to see Brentford's average so high. They must have attracted some pretty big crowds in the 40s and 50s. Of course, attendances are primarily driven by success...

To be honest, the article and this thread is a nice off-the-shelf packaged up Preston. Its inhabitants are disgusting, vile, chavs that makes Blackpool's amusement-goers look like tuxedo-wearing gents. It's a disgusting place, and the likes of Tom PNE and SF (as nicely demonstrated above) are...

I don't think it's as clear cut as you make out. Brentford are historically pretty similar to us. Ok we were better than them up to the 60s, but since then other than another spell in the second tier for is it's pretty similar. Attendance-wise, again very similar if you look at our Millmoor...

Leeds Nottingham Forest Wolves Derby Sheffield W Ipswich Bolton Burnley Middlesbrough Birmingham Cardiff Charlton QPR Hull Preston Huddersfield Bristol City Fulham Brighton Reading Rotherham Brentford MK Dons You're never going to be able to please everyone nor get everyone on the same page for...

Oh, yeah, "perhaps" it was. F#ck off.

I'm sure. Next time you're drinking Appletini's on West Street and checking out those hunks, try and refrain from posting on here. Invariably, if anyone sees a post from you at the early hours of the morning, they know it's going to be stats dweeb little man syndrome overdrive time.

I think that just about sums you up, you complete and utter cretin.

Well Wigan have a lot to do, and with Charlton and Blackpool already relegated, we should be safe even with the deduction. Oh wait, for some reason I thought Charlton hadn't won another game since mid January, when in reality looking at the table, they're actually 10th.

The article states it is looking at the quality of the build and the stadium's materials. It is not looking at which ground is the best for supporters or which looks nicest, or which has the most character. I like Hillsborough (before Walkley starts triggering the 'C' bombs at me) as a football...

I think what you're saying is you don't like the more modern-type stadia (Boro onwards) rather than new stadiums. Because, for example, I'm not sure when Boro's was built (about 94/95?), Derby was '96 so nigh on twenty years I'd no longer call 'new'. I do understand where you're coming from...

If you bother to read the article, it's a study put together by a DIY and trade site and therefore as you'd expect, it's biased towards the quality or "state" of the stadium. Thus, how many pubs it has on the corner, or how many paint-starved blue poles it has holding crumbling steel mesh up is...

You seem an angry, obnoxious little man for a stats dweeb. What's the matter, pet?

Supply and demand pal. I'm sure Leeds puts more home fans' bums on seats than Boro, but eventually clubs will cotton onto Boro's impressive support when doing well, and up the prices accordingly.

What's back in our place? We've spent as long in our history in this league as the other two divisions below. No need for insults, now.

Wow, your hatred for us really knows no bounds. I think you could do with some anger management classes. Those P&Ls are getting the better of you.

You'd have a point if you yourselves didn't charge ridiculous prices for away fans. Aren't you the worst in the league for it? Either yourselves or Norwich.