YouGov polled 200,000 people to find that Liverpool fans think they are funny, QPR supporters enjoy chess and Stoke City fans like Ann Summers. Do these character traits feel familiar?

Are you an average fan? Find out with YouGov's Premier League profiles

Arsenal fans follow Piers Morgan on Twitter, can be feckless and are “willing to sacrifice free time to get ahead with their careers”. Fun.

Aston Villa fans have a very eclectic taste when it comes to newspapers and magazines.



Burnley fans are interested in parenting, television and food and drink. Although they do look rather dapper.

Chelsea fans have dubious taste in television.

Crystal Palace fans are most likely to work in finance, real estate and property, or for the government and civil service. They must be great on first dates.

Everton fans watch a lot of football. And some Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

Hull City fans enjoy comedy. And Jeremy Clarkson.

Leicester City fans love watching Rainbow, a show that has not be on TV since 1992.

While not applying beauty products, Liverpool fans are busy laughing at their own jokes.

Manchester City fans buy a lot of water.

A Manchester United fan actually said the words: “I enjoy watching ads with my favourite celebrities.”



While not drinking Perrier water, Irn-Bru and Vimto, Newcastle fans like to shop at Greggs and eat Lurpak butter.



QPR fans are to be taken seriously.

Southampton fans are rolling in it.

Stoke fans prioritise quality lingerie.

Sunderland fans hog the left wing, politically.

Swansea fans are not keen on the internet.

Spurs fans enjoy the, er, variety of the internet.

West Brom fans eat like kings.

Ed Miliband would not be popular at West Ham.

