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Newcastle,Sunderland and Leicester.. Home Gates

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Newcastle average 50,000+ gates,Sunderland 40,000+ gates,Leicester 30,000+gates..Leicester is the biggest city by far,how do they get there crowds?

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Newcastle average 50,000+ gates,Sunderland 40,000+ gates,Leicester 30,000+gates..Leicester is the biggest city by far,how do they get there crowds?

Most will get there by public transport or on foot. The metro connects the area well so it would be mad to go by car.
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Newcastle average 50,000+ gates,Sunderland 40,000+ gates,Leicester 30,000+gates..Leicester is the biggest city by far,how do they get there crowds?

Well their stadiums are bigger for a start. Did you think of that one?

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Most will get there by public transport or on foot. The metro connects the area well so it would be mad to go by car.

You know what I mean,why play the cock

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Its due to our ground holding 32,000 and their grounds having more seats available, apparently there isn't a problem because when we get relegated everyone will stop going 

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Well their stadiums are bigger for a start. Did you think of that one?

Obviously,doesn't ask the the question though..how do they get so many fans,we often say we shouldn't increase our capacity,these teams puts us to shame

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How are Newcastle and Sunderland's Rugby clubs getting on?

Means nothing,a lot of the tigers fans are not even from Leicester,plus you only play 11 home games in the aviva. Prem

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Means nothing,a lot of the tigers fans are not even from Leicester,plus you only play 11 home games in the aviva. Prem

 

The city would have a lot less Rugby fans, and by extension would almost certainly have more committed football fans, if we didn't have one of the best Rugby sides around based here. I don't particularly care for Rugby/know how well supported the Tigers are, but that's a fair comment isn't it?

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Higher proportion of fourth generation (or higher) locals living in the area.

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The city would have a lot less Rugby fans, and by extension would almost certainly have more committed football fans, if we didn't have one of the best Rugby sides around based here. I don't particularly care for Rugby/know how well supported the Tigers are, but that's a fair comment isn't it?

Not sure really,everybody I know who goes to the football,have never once said I ain't going this weekend due to the tigers playing

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Newcastle upon Tyne has a population of 250,000 but including the surrounding urban area its population is almost 1 million.

 

County Durham was the largest local authority in the region with 513,200 (sunderland's area)

 

leicestershire has a population of just under 1 million with over half the population living in Leicester's built-up area.

 

the issue being that the outer reaches of the county are closer to derby, nottingham, birmingham, coventry and northampton.

 

in the northeast, you either support newcastle, sunderland or perhaps middlesborough 

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Why do you even care? It matters very little in the grand scheme of things. And as already said, the stadium capacities have a massive say in it. 

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Coventry and Northampton are stealing all our fans

Personally I'm thinking of going to watch Bournemouth. ;)

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