Premiere league AVG attendance table: City 3rd with 47,313

[skybluekings]

Expanding the stadium might not be such a bad idea.

1 Manchester Utd..........75078
2 Arsenal.....................60050
3 Manchester City.........47313
4 Liverpool...................43934
5 Chelsea....................41251
6 Sunderland...............39094
7 Everton....................37215
8 Tottenham...............35679
9 Aston Villa................34247
10 West Ham Utd..........33095
11 Wolverhampton........28290
12 Stoke City................27305
13 Blackburn.................25950
14 Fulham.....................24797
15 Hull City...................23867
16 Bolton.....................22765
17 Birmingham City.......22270
18 Burnley...................20427
19 Portsmouth.............17633
20 Wigan Athletic.........17322

 

[sam the drummer]

Keep it up :D

 

[Chris in London]

Am I right in thinking we still split the profit 50/50 with the City Council on anything above 33,000 (or whatever the capacity was at Maine Road)?

If so, we could do with sorting that out if our expenditure is ever going to be related to our income

 

[Bonol]

Expanding the stadium might not be such a bad idea.

Why?, so we can have yodeling competitions.

 

[jimharri]

Am I right in thinking we still split the profit 50/50 with the City Council on anything above 33,000 (or whatever the capacity was at Maine Road)?

If so, we could do with sorting that out if our expenditure is ever going to be related to our income

It is something like that, I think. So, 14,000 people at an average £30(?) per ticket = £420, 000. Split that 50/50 and you get £210,000.