Arrange the clubs in order of 'bigness'

Removing this for a clearer picture

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The only people who think removing valid titles leads to a "clearer picture" are deluded LFC fans

Of course.
The Charity Shield is the most important trophy of the year and never, but never, used as a pre-season warm-up.
It surely wasn't Sir Alex Ferguson who described this game as "a barometer for fitness", or was it?

Cole is better than Messi,
Your username marks you down as nothing more than an infantile WUM who should be dismissed without prejudice but this one time we'll give you a hearing.
So, Liverpool fans got English clubs banned did they?
You clearly aren't familiar with English football in the 70's and '80s.
Hooliganism was rife and every time an English club, or indeed the national team, played abroad mayhem ensued. The notable exception being the Everton-Vienna Cup Winners Cup Final of '85.
Heysel was terrible but not the sole reason for English clubs being banned. It was the last straw and UEFA's total abdication of responsability shows this to be the excuse they were waiting for to, justly, ban English clubs.
Officially the entire blame for the incident was laid on the fans of Liverpool and official UEFA observer Gunter Schneider said "Only the English fans were responsible. Of that there is no doubt."
UEFA, the organiser of the event, the owners of Heysel Stadium and the Belgian police were never investigated for culpability. There was no official inquiry into the causes of the disaster.
However after an 18-month investigation, the dossier of top Belgian judge Mrs Marina Coppieters was finally published. It concluded that perhaps blame should not rest solely with the Liverpool fans, but instead should be shared by the police and football authorities. Several top officials were incriminated by some of the dossier’s findings, including police captain Johan Mahieu, who had been in charge of security on 29 May 1985 and was now charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Belgium was banned from hosting a major European final for 10 years and in a private action brought by Otello Lorentini, a bereaved parent, UEFA were judged to be coresponsible for future UEFA events and their statement on the match Tickets 'The organizer disclaims all responsibility in case of accidents of any kind' was rejected, the judge ruling that 'Uefa could not relinquish all responsibility and simply go to the cashier'.

This is tiny club from Fulham who were no bigger than West Ham before they sold their soul to Russian Big Oil.

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I sense a lot of pent-up bitterness...
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Not to mention a modicum of stupidity, a soupcon of wumminess, and a pinch of regret at being dumped at the altar by Mr Abramovich

Remember, it was Ferguson who claimed that great clubs win the European cup at least 4 times.

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Recent History (Last 10 Years)
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Liverpool
5) Spurs
6) Man City

In what way have Arsenal been bigger than Chelsea in terms of recent history.

Bigness eh? Physical size? Well...

I imagine Arsenal would be 6th. With City, Chelsea and United being top 3.

Recent History (Last 10 Years)
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Liverpool
5) Spurs
6) Man City

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In the last 10 years, Chelsea have won more PLs, FA Cups, League Cups and shields than Arsenal

What a muppet.

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