Premier League Table Based on Attendance %

Who are the most loyal home fans in the PL

Major takes

• Arsenal & 2nd place: a never-ending love story.
• Snagging your first win in January is great, but don’t be shocked if the stands are still half-empty—loyalty only goes so far!
• For Fulham, this is the disadvantage of a London-based football club; the attendance won’t be that much.
• Surprised seeing Sunderland so low, coming back after these many games, I expected them to be in the top 10.
• City fans exposed once more. Blue may win games, but Manchester is still red.
• Chelsea can talk about being the pride of London all they want, but pride isn’t claimed—it’s proven, especially when fans show up in the hard times.
• Spurs fans are backing them despite another poor start—loyalty that deserves respect, even when results don’t.
• Better season or not, the United board can’t ignore a declining fan base.
• Palace & Brighton are maintaining their rivalry in this standing as well.
• Slot’s gameplay has tested Liverpool fans’ patience so much that many have decided their absence speaks louder than chants.
• Bournemouth, despite its small stadium, has a pretty good loyal fanbase.
• When your team plays like Brentford – especially at home – attendance takes care of itself.
• It’s the hope that kills you – and no one understands that better than West Ham and Forest fans.

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