Everybody knows that the main reason why this beautiful sport that we all love is so great; mostly because of the fans, who show unconditional love and support for their squads on a weekly basis no matter what happens or how poorly they’re performing, with nothing more but the hope to earn the three points and walk away with a victory at home.
They always make the headlines in a bad way because of brawls and violent incidents, but it’s very rare to see anybody praise them because of their loyalty and love for the game. So, why don’t we take a look at those fans and give them a bit of recognition? Let’s discuss the 5 clubs with the most attendance in the English Premier League.
The Reds never walk alone and that’s not just a saying, as more than 50 thousand fans come week to week to Anfield road to watch Jurgen Klopp’s squad on a new title run with hopes of winning the Premier League title for the first time in team’s history, currently sitting at the second spot of the table.
The Hammers were really hurt by that move to London Stadium in terms of their game, as Slaven Bilic’s side got off to a mediocre start of the season after coming into this year with high hopes. However, that hasn’t stop those diehard fans from blowing bubbles on the stands while supporting their team no matter how poorly they’ve performed.
The rise of the citizens have made them one of the most popular and lucrative institutions around the world over the course of the past years, and Pep Guardiola’s arrival as the manager of the team obviously just boosted that.
Even if things haven’t always been their way during the first year of the Spaniard as the boss, fans won’t leave their team alone, and who would? Having the chance of watching one of the most expensive and star plagued squads in the world.
When it comes to Premier League and tables, you’d think that Arsenal would be on the 4th spot, but not this time. The Gunners have been one of the most popular teams in the world since the last decade and they definitely own most of the fans in North London. So now, on what may be Wenger’s last season at charge of the Gunners, almost 60 thousand fans go to the Emirates to support their team on yet another title push.
And by far, the leader on this category is Jose Mourinho’s side, with over 75 thousand fans coming to Old Trafford sometimes twice a week to watch the Red Devils try and reach the top spot of the table once again.
Things haven’t gone their way, though, currently sitting at the sixth position of the Premier League table, but that hasn’t stopped the fans of one of the most popular teams in the world from supporting Mourinho and his squad.
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