3rd biggest club in London......Kes wrote:The Big four consists of the only teams to have won the Premier League.....RG30 wrote:Since when have Chelsea been considered "big"?
3rd biggest club in London......Kes wrote:The Big four consists of the only teams to have won the Premier League.....RG30 wrote:Since when have Chelsea been considered "big"?
I'd say 4th after West HamRG30 wrote:3rd biggest club in London......Kes wrote:The Big four consists of the only teams to have won the Premier League.....RG30 wrote:Since when have Chelsea been considered "big"?
Personally say 2nd and 3rd respectively behind Arsenal.Kes wrote:I'd put Tottenham ahead of West Ham, 3rd and 4th respectively.
Fair point, Chelsea now probably have a big 'following' in Asia etc where their money bandwagon rolls, domestically though I'd say all 3 of the other major London clubs have a bigger following and fan base along with a richer history rather than the current Chelsea bank balance.RG30 wrote:West Ham domestically are well branded, but abroad they don't seem much of a force which is why I had Chelsea over them.
As European competitions are far away ahead of domestic issues then the top 4 is surely :-Kes wrote:Liverpool wasn't an option.
Does that make Porto are a "big" club then because of 2004? Champions League does help, but it's not essential IMHO.Scylla wrote:There are only two really big clubs in England, Utd and Liverpool, probably in that order. Arsenal can't really be considered a big club until they manage to win the CL - although they do score more highly than Liverpool on the matatu index. Chelsea are just a small club having a few good seasons - a modern Notts Forest. If they are still winning stuff in 10 years time we might need to reassess.
It's necessary but not sufficient - so in my opinion it is essential.RG30 wrote:Does that make Porto are a "big" club then because of 2004? Champions League does help, but it's not essential IMHO.Scylla wrote:There are only two really big clubs in England, Utd and Liverpool, probably in that order. Arsenal can't really be considered a big club until they manage to win the CL - although they do score more highly than Liverpool on the matatu index. Chelsea are just a small club having a few good seasons - a modern Notts Forest. If they are still winning stuff in 10 years time we might need to reassess.
I think you are doing Dagenham & Redbridge a disservice.The whole year inn wrote:I have Chelsea down as about 10th...![]()
1. Arsenal
2. Spurs
3. West Ham
4. Charlton
5. QPR
6. Fulham
7. Leyton Orient
8. Barnet
9. Fash FC
10. Chelsea
And yet you can't buy a Porto shirt in the Algarve let alone kuala Lumpur.cmonurz wrote:2 European Cups, 1 UEFA Cup and 23 league titles. They may not be English or Spanish, but small they ain't.
good point - and where's Brentford and where's Yeading?? why aren't they there ffs?cmonurz wrote:I think you are doing Dagenham & Redbridge a disservice.The whole year inn wrote:I have Chelsea down as about 10th...![]()
1. Arsenal
2. Spurs
3. West Ham
4. Charlton
5. QPR
6. Fulham
7. Leyton Orient
8. Barnet
9. Fash FC
10. Chelsea
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