Football

Picture of Fat Bob Taylor on his bedroom wall I heard,

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2921301/Manchester-red-Liverpool-sell-shirts-Bristol-Merseyside-s-London-sales-popular-all.html

lol

^ I wonder how much is explained by the tourist trade.

Foreigns, coming over here buying our football jerseys.

Is there a Libpool version?

oh yes

They'd have to zoom out of the map a bit to fit Oslo on there...

chelseas is quite funny

2nd most shirts sold in lagos nigeria
i would have thought they'd all be a bit hooky over there so not included in the official stats

not a racist

Don't forget China...

MEGAL0LZ!!!

6.4%... Pathetic...

Villa is an odd one.

thats 6.4% of a fuck load i'll have you know

I see all you plastics are missing out this one, mainly because there's no lols to be had;

It shows how much of a financial strain it is supporting Arsenal, that the fans have to move to more affordable areas to continue their support?

I've not been to Dublin for some time, but presumably everyone there wears replica kits every day.

@roboto No. It shows how little appeal Arsenal have outside of London.

I thought this to be most interesting

oh no he did'unt

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/11363023/Brendan-Rodgers-Liverpool-can-win-title-next-season.html

2015 Deloitte football money league PDF http://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/uk/Documents/sports-business-group/deloitte-football-money-league-2015.PDF

@Chalfie dissertation due by noon on the 23rd, please.

There's must be a wholesale company in Fijnaart buying mancs shirts. They've got a population of 5,000.

All it shows is that there are more people who buy shirts in London.
Which either means all fans of all teams are in London or there are some serious half and half wannabe shirt buyers.
Alternatively, there are more people buying shirts for kids in these centres.

Also, it's a well known fact (and you can check this with @cliveo who ACTUALLY went to and still goes to football matches) that you don't wear shirts if you really support the club. So.
You could argue having lower percentage of shirt sales in your home city indicates a lower level of plasticity.

@jaw: they used circles for some of their graphs. I won't read it any more.

Ditto Alcester - mail order centres, most likely.