This Is From The BBC Calculator on Fan Spending... <yikes>

Article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29614980
Calculator: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29527838


"‘Price of a [home] goal’
Based on last season's results and prices, a home goal cost about £23.04 at Newcastle in 2013-14.

Man City£4.75
Leicester£7.61
Burnley£8.89
QPR£10.24
Everton£11.23
Stoke£12.74
Swansea£13.00
Liverpool£13.40
Chelsea£13.84
West Brom£14.54
Aston Villa£14.77
Southampton£16.25
Man Utd£18.34
Sunderland£19.05
Hull£19.25
Crystal Palace£20.00
Newcastle£23.04
West Ham£24.00
Tottenham£25.50
Arsenal£27.36
Based on cheapest season ticket cost last season and home goals scored."

That's based on last season... Imagine it now!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jesus wept

 

that's nuts.

 

I don't mind lobbing in £100 if it means we'll score 4 against Leicester.

 

A better measure that relates to position in the final places in the league would have been cost per point.

 

I think the point of the above comparison was in entertainment value, but it would most likely be very similar regarding points won, because teams that score a lot of home goals tend to win matches.

I like these stats, as it shows just how little value for money supporting Newcastle United really is.