http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29527838 Currently on my phone so can't use it properly. Some interesting stats though.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/29600765 Price of Football 2014: Leaving Man Utd for League Two Lee Price supported Manchester United for 20 years before getting sick of what he calls the financial excesses of the Premier League and ditching the Red Devils for a lower league side. He settled on Dagenham & Redbridge in League Two and wrote a book about his journey called Turning My Back On The Premier League.
The missus made me tidy up a mountain of papers at my office at home last night, there were hundreds of ticket stubs, some for games I don't even remember going to, but there were some funny prices, I noticed a cup game away at Luton, which was £21 ffs.
1,000 fans fly from England to watch every Borussia Dortmund home game, some saying that a ticket, flight and hotel cost the same as just a ticket for Arsenal and the atmosphere is in a different league(literally, obviously)... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29624410
So we are the 2nd cheapest day out in the premier league, 70p more expensive than a day out at Newcastle. Well done the Allams! I hope you stay forever and ever!
Was talking about football in general. Crowds at their highest for years in Football League and PL was at a high last season and cup crowds highest since the early 1960's