The information from the pie chart and the line graph focuses on the activity of football fans in Australia. Especially, they present the amount of revenue of fans generated for each team from 2008-2014 and the number of fans attended football matches during the same period.
The one half of the chart is possessed by 3 football teams. More specifically, the 20% of the total income revenue came from Hawthorn club, and 15% of gains are brought in by Sydney Swans and Adelaide respectively. The remaining 50% of the profits is generated emanate from other Australian teams.
Ιt is clear that the number of attendees in football matches has decreased both for Hawthorn and Adelaide. The first one reported about 80 thousand attendees in 2008 but 70 thousand in 2014, while the second one started with 50 thousand and the number has dropped by 10 thousand fans by 2014. Sydney Swans ‘s number of fans who watched a football match went up and down and ended up to about 50 thousand in 2014. The other teams indicate instability as well.
Overall, the three most popular teams have several fans who follow them and entrain revenue to the clubs but on the other side, the club is the leading with the other teams illustrates satisfactorily results.
The information from the pie chart and the line graph focuses on the activity of
football
fans in Australia.
Especially
, they present the amount of revenue of fans generated for each
team
from 2008-2014 and the
number
of fans attended
football
matches during the same period.
The one half of the chart
is possessed
by 3
football
teams
. More
specifically
, the 20% of the total income revenue came from Hawthorn club, and 15% of gains
are brought
in by Sydney Swans and Adelaide
respectively
. The remaining 50% of the profits
is generated
emanate from
other
Australian teams.
Ιt
is
clear
that the
number
of attendees in
football
matches has decreased both for Hawthorn and Adelaide. The
first
one reported about 80 thousand attendees in 2008
but
70 thousand in 2014, while the second one
started
with 50 thousand and the
number
has dropped by 10 thousand fans by 2014. Sydney Swans ‘s
number
of fans who
watched
a
football
match went up and down and ended up to about 50 thousand in 2014. The
other
teams
indicate instability
as well
.
Overall
, the three most popular
teams
have several fans who follow them and entrain revenue to the clubs
but
on the
other
side, the club is the leading with the
other
teams
illustrates
satisfactorily
results.