How many teams in England do you consider 'big' clubs?

[SambaStyle]

City
United
Arsenal
Liverpool
Everton
Chelsea
Spurs
Newcastle
Villa
Leeds?
West Ham?
Sheff Wed?
Sunderland?
Forest?
Leicester?

I think up to Villa , they are all definitely big enough to be considered a 'big' club. After that it gets a little fuzzy.

 

[give it to gordon]

Luton

 

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City
United
Arsenal
Liverpool
Everton
Chelsea
Newcastle
Villa
Leeds?
West Ham?
Sheff Wed?
Sunderland?
Forest?
Leicester?

I think up to Villa , they are all definitely big enough to be considered a 'big' club. After that it gets a little fuzzy.

Although I can’t stand the cnuts think Spurs should be there.

 

[mexico1970]

All of them, it's all subjective if you are a fan of a club it's big to you.

 

[Andy TheCatalyst Morrison]

All of them, it's all subjective if you are a fan of a club it's big to you.

And close thread

 

[Andy TheCatalyst Morrison]

The answer is one surely?

 

[SambaStyle]

Oops. Missed SPurs.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Spurs? Nice big shiny stadium but very little recent success.

Chelsea? Plenty of recent success but a shitty little stadium.

Us? Untold amounts of recent success, big stadium about to get bigger, infrastructure, a model on how the club is run, stunning training facilities.

Rags and dippers. History clubs who will never go away where this subject is concerned.

Arsenal? See Spurs, but with extra recent success.

Then you have the clubs who are traditionally seen as big clubs but you don’t really see them as such.

To me City are the biggest club in the country by some size. But that’s me. Some Villa fans will think they are bigger than us but not as big as rags or dippers.

Very subjective.

 

[urban genie]

none it's a stupid concept, every club is big enough for a supporter who loves it.
only fickle fan bases with an inferiority complex need to validate their status and refer to themselves as a supposed big club

 

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