- Loudest football fans
- Best matchday experience
- Most passionate football fans
- Best stadium matchday menu
8. Wolverhampton Wanderers
The noise of a packed Molineux 🐺👌 pic.twitter.com/odYr7yTElc
— 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐔𝐥𝐭𝐫𝐚 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 (@thecasualultra) November 22, 2020
7. Crystal Palace
Rivals of Crystal Palace see them as boring and call them “Stripey Nigels”. That’s far from the truth as Crystal Palace supporters are among the loudest football fans in England. In fact, a fan poll ranked them third for most noisiest Premier League fans and second most likely to sing for their team.
When it comes to football in London, Crystal Palace are overshadowed by their more fashionable London rivals. But the South London club has been voted as having the best matchday experience in England.
Selhurst Park is one of the last remaining examples of Archibald Leitch football architecture and the old fashioned brown-brick facade and stadium atmosphere is how a stadium should look and feel.
“Palace fans are in a league of their own.”
— COPA90 (@Copa90) October 21, 2021
⁰Ep 5 of our #92ClubChallenge with @FotMob is at Selhurst Park and it’s a big one. What a stadium...
This one’s for you @CPFC fans. pic.twitter.com/NggzoofjgC
6. Manchester United
Manchester United are the most supported club in England and third in the world. The club is so popular all over the world thanks to the success of the Alex Ferguson era where Manchester United won 13 Premier League titles during a 26-year reign.
It’s little wonder rival fans describe Manchester United fans as “glory hunters”, but the dedication of fans sticking by their team during the failed days of David Moyes and beyond, is proof that fans of the Red Devils are up their with the best in the league.
One of the best places to watch football on the planet is at the world famous 75,000 capacity Old Trafford. The Manchester United Red Café on the third floor of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand is a must visit for any die-hard Red Devils fan.
Old programme covers on display in the Red Cafe at Old Trafford pic.twitter.com/xDz6x8lxC6
— Man Utd Collectors (@MUFCMemorabilia) June 9, 2019
5. Aston Villa
Were going up. Your going down....UTV@AVFCOfficial @villareport @TheVillaForum @AVFC_Fanly @ProjectB6_ @oldmansaid pic.twitter.com/CVkYWwl8Q7
— Del Thom (@derekjohnthom) February 11, 2018
4. Leeds United
✍️ Don't go to bed just yet... there is still work to be done #LUFC pic.twitter.com/6ncOQ68wBk
— Leeds United (@LUFC) October 5, 2020
3. Arsenal
I truly feel sorry for Arsenal fans. Emirates Stadium’s “most affordable” season ticket prices have exceeded £1,000, one of the highest ticket prices in Europe, but Arsenal fans still manage to fill the Emirates at over 98%. It’s remarkable just how passionate Arsenal fans are to keep turning up even in the post-Arsene Wenger era when things haven’t been going their way.
Arsenal have a very good fan following because of the attractive and entertaining brand of football they’ve played over the years. It can be a very frustrating experience being an Arsenal fan and you can quite literally tell when the Emirates is quiet on TV. But don’t mistake nervous Gooners for a lack of passion.
North Londoners love their club and when Arsenal are firing, the Emirates offers one of the best gameday atmospheres in the Premier League. You’d want to eat before you get to the ground though. Prices inside the Emirates are outrageous, but what do you expect with season ticket prices so high? Just sneak some snacks in.
Arsenal have announced a 4% price increase in all season tickets and matchday tickets for the 2022-23 campaign. It is the first price rise since 2014.
— James Benge (@jamesbenge) February 28, 2022
2. Newcastle
Newcastle United is a massive club locally but isn’t as global as some of the clubs in the Premier League. It doesn’t matter as Newcastle supporters are the most passionate supporters and have the best away fans in England. In 2011 a 6,000-strong contingent of Newcastle fans made the away trip to non-league Darlington for a pre-season friendly in 2011.
Local football heroes – like one of the best Premier League strikers of all time Alan Shearer, Andy Carroll, Steven Taylor and Shola Ameobi – are treated like demigods and St James’ Park is simply stunning. In the heart of Newcastle city, St James’ Park dominates the skyline with its unique asymmetric design like no other. Newcastle fans are so football-mad that there’s hardly an empty seat at St James’ even when they’re playing in the Championship.
Newcastle United is on its way to becoming one of the top clubs in England again. A trip to St James’ Park is certainly one of the best away trips in the Premier League. Away fans are packed into the top tier of the Leazes Stand which has one of the best away section views in England, with views of the Newcastle skyline and countryside.
1. Liverpool
Liverpool has the best football fans in England and what makes Liverpool the best fans in the world is the Anfield atmosphere on matchday. The Liverpool faithful know how to put on a show with ther pre-match rendition of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” so it’s no surprise that Liverpool fans have been voted the loudest in the Premier League.
“The Kop” is the most famous football stadium stand in the world and Liverpool showed an immense deal of loyalty by choosing to stay at Anfield and expand the Anfield Road End rather than relocating and building a new stadium like many other clubs.
Liverpool is the most successful club in England with the most combined English and European trophies. No wonder Liverpool are the most hated club in the Premier League and the envy of other fans. Away fans can enjoy street food at Anfield’s Fan Zone at Paisley Square or keep the kids entertained at Family Park on Anfield Road.
Which club is the most hated in the Premier League? 🤔
— SPORTbible (@sportbible) May 16, 2022
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