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| Newcastle United fans top banning order table | Newcastle United fans top banning order table |
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| Ninety-five Newcastle United fans were given banning orders over the past year - more than any other club in England and Wales, the Home Office said. | Ninety-five Newcastle United fans were given banning orders over the past year - more than any other club in England and Wales, the Home Office said. |
| Of the clubs in the Premier League, Sunderland had the second most number of fans banned with 18, followed by West Ham with 16. | Of the clubs in the Premier League, Sunderland had the second most number of fans banned with 18, followed by West Ham with 16. |
| In total, 256 banning orders were imposed on fans of top division clubs. | In total, 256 banning orders were imposed on fans of top division clubs. |
| The supporters had their bans imposed between 21 September 2013 and 3 September 2014. | The supporters had their bans imposed between 21 September 2013 and 3 September 2014. |
| In total, 127 Newcastle fans remain banned from grounds with Chelsea the next highest Premier League club, having 91. Theses figures are made up of existing and last season's bans. | |
| Championship side Middlesbrough has a total of 32 bans, two of which were imposed last season. | |
| League Two club Hartlepool United has a total of 22 bans, with 10 issued last season, and Carlisle United has six total bans, two of which were imposed last season. | |
| No-one from Newcastle United was available for comment. | No-one from Newcastle United was available for comment. |
| Outside the Premier League, League One side Chesterfield had the highest number of fans being banned over the past 12 months with 22. | Outside the Premier League, League One side Chesterfield had the highest number of fans being banned over the past 12 months with 22. |
| The Home Office said the number of banning orders imposed by courts decreased by 7% to 2,273 on 3 September 2014 from 2,451 on 20 September 2013, with 678 new banning orders imposed during the period across all divisions. | The Home Office said the number of banning orders imposed by courts decreased by 7% to 2,273 on 3 September 2014 from 2,451 on 20 September 2013, with 678 new banning orders imposed during the period across all divisions. |
| More than 38 million fans attended matches during the 2013-14 season. | More than 38 million fans attended matches during the 2013-14 season. |