cleavers
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And more to the point we've always been a "big" club.Of course we’re a big club. We meet every possible criteria you could think of to define what a big club is.
And more to the point we've always been a "big" club.Of course we’re a big club. We meet every possible criteria you could think of to define what a big club is.
I don’t know, ask a fan of a small club, I’d have no idea what it would be like and wouldn’t have been able to tell you being a City fan before 2008 neither.What's actually wrong with being a small club though?
We’re one of 9 big English clubs, and that doesn’t include Leeds or Forest. They’re in the next tier.And so fucking what....
I dont know if this has been covered before but I dont get the obsession of being a "Big Club", what exactly does it mean? Having a large number of supporters from over seas and selling out every game? That seems to be only real things I can see it meaning.
We're a local club with a growing amount of foreign supporters which will grow more and more, we dont sell out every game because it takes several generations of success for more and more kids to support you and then be able to sell out bigger grounds, I don't really care about it, all I care about is us being successful. I dont get the "small club" trope, its the first thing anyone says about us, I'd much sooner be a small club who is successful rather than a "Big Club" struggling. Then there is the argument that when clubs are talked about as being "big" when they have won the European Cup, such as Nottingham, Villa, I certainly wouldn't want to swap positions with any of them.
Maybe in a couple of decades we will be deemed a "Big club" by other fans but if not, who gives a shit, I'm incredibly proud of our club and our achievements either way!
Champions of England, we know who we are :)we know who we are
I didn't think City were a small club when I watched a midweek FA Cup replay against Newcastle in 1969 with more than 60,000 fans inside Maine Road or when we won our first European trophy a year later.Biggest ever attendance was city v stoke at maine road,and was only beaten by spurs because they were playing at wembley,there all full of shit,city are a huge club and growing so fast aswell since the recent success,there just bitter fucks and wud love nothin more than to be in our position