Which teams do you dislike the most?

[TueartsCossackSpray]

Has always been the rags but that shower of candle lovers have now overtaken them.

 

[dinosaurbloo]

Scousers - can't think of anything to redeem them. Bunch of cheats and idiots, and Heysel remains a stain on English football.

 

[kupest]

Rags by far. Pools not even a close second. The only thing that I am fine with Pool is that they arn't the worst footballing team. Hated the Mourinho teams and honestly din't see much of attacking football under Alex either.

 

[BlueMonkey79]

it only takes a win like the one they had at home to newcastle last season to see how quickly united fans can go overboard and start acting like no one can stop them.

having said that at least manchester based ‘real’ united fans are tolerable, being from manchester and not twitter occupying pyjama wearing fanboys from singapore.

the scousers on the other hand have no tolerable fans. and the whole ‘it means more’ is such a narcissistic mindset. so its them by a mile

That banner "imagine being us" annoys the shit out of me. Self entitled shower of candle lighting, unwashed, thieving bastards!

 

[Mifred]

That banner "imagine being us" annoys the shit out of me. Self entitled shower of candle lighting, unwashed, thieving bastards!

Imagine being them in a four foot square room with plastic forks and Raymond the bastard in the shower

 

[Lavinda Past]

If we're talking about 'teams' it's always the rags. They don't have a redeeming feature. I can watch and be generally entertained by good football played by most teams, but I inherited a long standing family hatred of the rags. Football is football, u*tied are shit.

If we're talking about 'clubs' in terms of all the baggage that goes with them (players, fans, owners, etc) I have an at least mild dislike of every club other than City. I genuinely despise the rags, Liverpool and Spurs as clubs.

I've just re-read what I wrote above... I think I've been quite reasonable for once.

 

[dctid]

always been scousers - their self entitlement and arrogance combined with what they did at Heysel

 

[bridgeblue]

Rags 1st without a shadow of doubt, absolute vermin, growing up in the 70s every want to be hard man said they supported them, because they had a huge amount of hooligans following them and they wore it as a badge of honour. Wigan was full of them, it was quite dangerous being a City fan back then. City played a Northern Premier League side in a friendly at Springfield Park around 1974, loads of local United fans took up their usual position in the ground, 5 minutes into the game, a large group of City fans chased them all over the ground, it was brilliant, until I got the bus back home, got my head kicked in when I got off. Still the memory of them getting legged all over Wigan is still one of my favourite memories watching City.

 

[Maccblue]

Dippers & Rags
2 cheeks of the same arse

 

[NorCalBlue]

Scousers for me, but that's because I grew up in the era of Liverpool dominance (70s and 80s), then moved to the US in the early 90s, so I never had to put up with United's success in the same way (especially since it was the early 2000s before the Internet started ramming them down our throats over here).