fanbase

/ ˈfænˌbeɪs /

noun

1. the body of admirers of a particular pop singer, football team, etc

Example Sentences

MLB’s data obsession in the “Moneyball” era has stymied the game and served to alienate its fanbase, with statistics — and strategies derived from them — that are often hard to understand.

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MLB’s data obsession in the “Moneyball” era has stymied the game and served to alienate its fanbase, with statistics — and strategies derived from them — that are often hard to understand.

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A World Rugby spokesman told AFP the intention was not to try to "break America" but instead to exploit interest in the game among various communities such as the Ireland fanbase in Chicago.

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I am always wrong about Sunderland and I know that means I have got a large fanbase on Wearside.

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I think there are two different sides of the fanbase at the minute.

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