Championship Infrastructure league ratings

Championship clubs rated for infrastructure, which includes -
Investment potential, Stadium capacity, , Stadium condition, Training facilities,
Youth facilities, Youth recruitment, Corporate facilities, Transport links.
To provide a single score for each club, out of 100. Total 24 clubs

01 Middlesbrough - 95.53
02 Watford ........ - 94.85
03 Stoke City ..... - 94.35
04 Bristol City .... - 93.54
05 Cardiff City . .. - 93.40
06 Reading ........ - 92.52

24 Rotherham Utd - 56.19

Most investable ranked clubs
01 Coventry City
02 Wigan Athletic
03 Luton Town

Poorest Youth Recruitment in the League
Rotherham United & Huddersfield Town

Poorest Training Facilities
Blackpool
[Must be bad, after looking at Rotherhams]

Lowest Ranked Stadium Condition
Luton Town

Lowest Ranked Corporate Facilities
Luton Town

Infrastructure of championship clubs done by football finance expert -
DR. Rob Wilson of Sheffield Hallam University

I wonder where Hallam would come if they applied similar criteria to universities

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Originally Posted by Pattylallacks2

I wonder where Hallam would come if they applied similar criteria to universities

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29th out of 130

https://www.thecompleteuniversitygui...ables/rankings

Sheffield Uni does quite well in this league table

These are the top 15 universities with the highest proportion of international undergraduates and postgraduates in the UK:

University College London: 12,742
The University of Manchester: 10,880
The University of Edinburgh: 8,138
Coventry University: 7,658
The University of Sheffield: 7,486
King’s College London: 7,054
The University of Liverpool: 6,919
University of the Arts, London: 6,689
The University of Leeds: 6,566
The University of Birmingham: 6,498
The University of Warwick: 6,440
Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine: 6,277
University of Nottingham: 5,896
London School of Economics and Political Science: 5,776
The University of Glasgow: 5,510

So Sheffioeld Uni foreign student number is roughly the same as our season ticket sales

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Originally Posted by caytonmiller

29th out of 130

https://www.thecompleteuniversitygui...ables/rankings

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There are 2 unis in Sheffield

University of Sheffield is no29 in those rankings
Sheffield Hallam is 66th

It would seem my posting has turned into a education topic, instead of football related.

Checking in on millersmad is always an education ��

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Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst

Championship clubs rated for infrastructure, which includes -
Investment potential, Stadium capacity, , Stadium condition, Training facilities,
Youth facilities, Youth recruitment, Corporate facilities, Transport links.
To provide a single score for each club, out of 100. Total 24 clubs

01 Middlesbrough - 95.53
02 Watford ........ - 94.85
03 Stoke City ..... - 94.35
04 Bristol City .... - 93.54
05 Cardiff City . .. - 93.40
06 Reading ........ - 92.52

24 Rotherham Utd - 56.19

Most investable ranked clubs
01 Coventry City
02 Wigan Athletic
03 Luton Town

Poorest Youth Recruitment in the League
Rotherham United & Huddersfield Town

Poorest Training Facilities
Blackpool
[Must be bad, after looking at Rotherhams]

Lowest Ranked Stadium Condition
Luton Town

Lowest Ranked Corporate Facilities
Luton Town

Infrastructure of championship clubs done by football finance expert -
DR. Rob Wilson of Sheffield Hallam University

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Luton must have some fantastic youth or training set up to be be above us.
The ground and surroundings is a hole from what I remember.