Completed league season · 1935/36

1935/36 Second Division Attendances

Recorded league attendance averages for Second Division in 1935/36. Ranked within this competition by average home crowd.

Highest average33,183Tottenham Hotspur →
Average across clubs shown14,95822 recorded clubs · unweighted
Lowest average5,713Hull City →
The crowd leaders

Highest-supported clubs

1935/36 · Average home league attendance
  1. 01Tottenham Hotspur33,183
  2. 02Manchester United26,070
  3. 03West Ham United25,468
  4. 04Charlton Athletic22,026
  5. 05Newcastle United19,483
  6. 06Sheffield United18,428
  7. 07Norwich City16,605
  8. 08Fulham16,562
Season-by-season records

Second Division attendance table

22 clubs with published averages
League rank*ClubAverageNational rankVs previous season
1Tottenham Hotspur 33,183#5-3.5%
2Manchester United 26,070#10+14.0%
3West Ham United 25,468#11+7.3%
4Charlton Athletic 22,026#16+40.2%
5Newcastle United 19,483#20-3.0%
6Sheffield United 18,428#25+30.1%
7Norwich City 16,605#27+24.4%
8Fulham 16,562#28-3.5%
9Plymouth Argyle 16,310#29+18.3%
10Leicester City 15,126#31-15.9%
11Doncaster Rovers 14,122#33+31.2%
12Blackpool 13,729#34-12.6%
13Nottingham Forest 10,707#39-10.9%
14Southampton 10,705#40+17.8%
15Burnley 10,402#42-3.9%
16Barnsley 9,891#43+11.5%
17Bradford Park Avenue 9,844#44+12.4%
18Bury 9,241#48-2.7%
19Swansea City 8,966#49+7.6%
20Bradford City 8,716#51+1.5%
21Port Vale 7,787#55-8.0%
22Hull City 5,713#72-28.0%

*Attendance rank among the clubs shown; some historic competition rosters are incomplete. National rank is shown only where recorded. Change compares the same club’s published average in the immediately preceding season; missing years remain blank. Summary averages give each recorded club equal weight and are not match-weighted. No individual match attendances are used.