Forest docked 4 points

But it wasn’t kamikaze, as the rags were coining it left, right and centre.

Sty covered more of their games than any other team, thereby giving them more of the TV contract than others. They had the biggest crowds, so therefore the biggest match day income, as the days of sharing the attendance receipts were long gone. And their success was attracting glory hunters the world over, as the appeal of English "soccer" grew exponentially, especially in Asia.

Yes, they were outspending their closest rivals, but it wasn’t by any means kamikaze.

Dirty Leeds on the other hand…
Average attendance of 36,488 in 1989. Don't get me wrong, most clubs weren't getting huge crowds back then, but they weren't getting so much more than everyone else that it should make that much of a difference. They only really got their huge advantage in attendance after their success under Ferguson, when they expanded Old Trafford massively.
 

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