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A Liverpool fan knocking anyone's attendances is always funny. Liverpool have pretty steadily had an average attendance since the war of about 35-40000, which is great, but their biggest ever attendance is just 61905. That is the EIGHTEENTH highest in the country!I dont think our fans have much to prove. Second highest average attendance last season and broke a few records along the way, all playing away from home as well
Im pretty sure Phil Thompson was mocking the attendance the other day but he didn't seem to mind when Roy Hodgson's Liverpool team had thousands of empty seats
When the Icelandic volcano erupted and the ash cloud hit Northern Europe, keeping planes to a stand still on runways, Liverpool got a home attendance of 37697
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/8620335.stm
Their local core support is no better than anyone elses.
United get around 45000 to the early round League Cup games and when they had to play that re-arranged game against Bournemouth a few years ago in the Prem there were about the same there that night.
City under Stuart Pearce, when we scored 10 home goals all season (none from January to May) and looked like we'd be heading into administration, had an average attendance of 39997. We also get about 40000 to some Group Stage CL games too which are our lowest attendances every season across the four competitions.
Sets of fans like Liverpool and Arsenal and the Rags bang on about how huge their support is and how big they are but when it really comes down to the proper local fanbases, the core support who'd be there through thick and thin, we're all just about the same really!
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