It's the women's football that irritates me, even though I fully understand why they're over-promoting it and to an extent I think I'll have to get over it as it's good for the game and equality for it to grow, but the interest levels are just nowhere near the same right now which is what rankles.
The top of the table clash in the WSL had an attendance of 2,264 at Brighton for £4 an adult ticket, with a season ticket being £40
Brilliantly cheap tickets and yet we took more away fans on a 350 mile round trip to Coventry in the 2nd division than watched the team at the top of the WSL.
The best attendance this season is 8,705 and that was Arsenal playing Chelsea at the Emirates with tickets at their highest being £8, and that is by quite a long way the highest attendance of the season.
The highest attended match in the Championship this season was 29,043 over 3 times higher than what was by far the best attended WSL match and 39 times higher than some of the matches.
The WSL matches are regularly being beaten comfortably for attendance by teams in League Two, let alone the Championship, so it does seem daft to have it placed higher than all of them when it comes to coverage.
It's often difficult to even find the coverage of Championship football on the BBC website right now, and it's something I've always enjoyed reading.
