Manchester United, Newcastle, Everton, West Ham have nastiest fans: Report
Manchester United, Newcastle, Everton, Westham, and Nottingham Forest have the rudest fans in the English Premier League. This is according to a new report by Seatpick, the largest ticket search engine.
The analysis, which examined the swear words used in each Premier League team’s main subreddit account, ranked Newcastle United fans as the rudest in the Premier League, with a swear score of 9.52.
“SeatPick can reveal that Newcastle United fans are the most foul-mouthed, with a score of 9.52 out of 10. Newcastle fans use an average of 43 swear words per 100 comments, and 33.63% of comments are negative,” the report stated.
Despite finishing third in the league and securing one of the highly desired Champions League spots, Newcastle fans were desperate for more, as evidenced by their distaste towards other teams on social media.
The study placed West Ham United as the second most nasty EPL team, with an 8.5 out of 10 ratings.
According to the survey, on average, Newcastle United fans used 38 swear words in 100 comments or posts.
Nottingham Forest finished third with a score of 8.33, while Everton and Manchester United finished fourth and fifth with scores of 7.85 and 6.90, respectively.
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