BIGGEST To smallest...
Man U
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham
Man Ciddeh
Manyoo Mancees (U14566534) (U4863)
As much as it pains me to say, i guess your spot on.
The between us and the goons is it lot tighter than ppl would have you believe though
Biggest to smallest
Liverpool
Man U
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham Man city
comment by The futures bright (U1187)
posted 1 minute ago
Manyoo Mancees (U14566534) (U4863)
As much as it pains me to say, i guess your spot on.
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I'm always spot on, mate....
...except for the times when i'm a bit spot off
Manchester United
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham
Manchester City
'Bigness' is how much history, fans and income you have. Although recent success is very important, buying success does not make you 'big.'
You have to earn your success to be 'big.'
The key word in this question is 'bigness'
Is that a word?
If the question would have used the term 'greatness' then Liverpool would be first and United second.
However, the OP asks for us to arrange in 'bigness' which means United are top because of their worth and stature in the modern game.
One thing is for sure, the two north west giants are head n shoulders above the rest of the country.
If the question would have used the term 'greatness' then Liverpool would be first and United second.
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Why?
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
List of most successful clubs in England: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_records_in_England#Most_successful_clubs_overall_.281871_.E2.80.93_present.29
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
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because winning defunct competitions isn't as important as winning todays competitions
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comment by umpteenth_time_user (U3205)
posted 1 minute ago
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
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because winning defunct competitions isn't as important as winning todays competitions
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I'm glad you agree.
Man U : 13 Premier League titles
Liverpool: 0
Man U: 12....going on 13....
Arsenal have won more domestic competitions than Spurs.
Spurs have won more European competitions than Arsenal.
Arsenal - big on the small stage.
Spurs - bigger than Arsenal on the big stage.
Anyway, I will happily admit Arsenal have a far more impressive record with league championships than Spurs.
What I don't understand is why Chelsea are being ranked as a bigger club than Tottenham. This is tiny club from Fulham who were no bigger than West Ham before they sold their soul to Russian Big Oil.
There is a fine chance Man City will win the Champions League sometime in the next 5 or 10 years. When they do, does that mean they are bigger than Arsenal? No, just a tiny club who paid for every trophy.
What I don't understand is why Chelsea are being ranked as a bigger club than Tottenham. 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...
Isn't that a list of all the clubs that have won a trophy over the last six years- oh, apart from Arsenal of course. By the way, you've forgotten portsmouth and Birmingham.
Im breaking it down into sections.
Worldwide Fan Base:
1) Man Utd
2) Liverpool
3) Chelsea
4) Arsenal
5) Spurs
6) Man City
Income:
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Spurs
5) Liverpool
6) Man City
Recent History (Last 10 Years)
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Liverpool
5) Spurs
6) Man City
History:
1) Liverpool
2) Man Utd
3) Arsenal
4) Spurs
5) Chelsea
6) Man City
Taking all that into account it should look like this:
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Liverpool
4) Chelsea
5) Spurs
6) Man City
History:
1) Liverpool
2) Man Utd
3) Arsenal
4) Spurs
5) Chelsea
6) Man City
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In what way are Liverpool historically more important than Man U?
Man U have won more titles than Liverpool (59 vs 58), more league titles, more FA Cups, more FA Youth Cups, were the first English team to win the European Cup, were the inaugural and 5-consecutive winners of the FA Youth Cup and only side in England to have won the treble.
Can you please inform me why Liverpool are historically more important than Man U?
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
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probably because you've confused yourself.
Liverpool have more major honours.
We can't exactly include the charity shield can we? That would be silly. Afterall, it's a... well.. a charity match.
We've also achieved this without having to be the worlds richest club alongside Real - you know this to be true.
In the modern game, victory means money which means it's easier to remain at the top.
Plus, our supporters are revered around Europe whilst yours are slagged off by your own player (see Roy Keane)
'I sense a lot of pent-up bitterness..'
Sorry, the opinion of glory hunters is completely irrelevant to me. I Have decided to supported Real Madrid. I support a bigger club than you, yay! I win.
Plus, our supporters are revered around Europe...
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Yes, so "revered" you got all English clubs banned from Europe...
Oh look the t1t who knows nothing about football pulls out the 'got all English clubs banned' bullsh1t again.
It is true though isn't it?
You did get all English clubs banned.
Man Utd
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man City
Spurs
I can't really argue that United shouldn't be top, and while Arsenal have been pretty much on a par with Liverpool for the last 15-20 years our history isn't as glamorous, so they get second. Chelsea and Man City have both had to spend a lot to win of late but do have some glorious moments from the past.
Spurs just do nothing, and haven't won the league for 50 years
comment by Cole is better than Messi (U3913)
posted 12 minutes ago
It is true though isn't it?
You did get all English clubs banned.
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If you honestly think that the only people in Brussels that day were Liverpool & Juve fans then you're a bigger a-hole than you appear to be - and that is really going some!
You mean a few fans in the Liverpool end got all British clubs banned from Europe. There was trouble causers from all over at that game!
Grow up!
Probably Man Utd on top.
Manyoomanky refers us to Wiki but the Wiki table includes Charity Shields, Euro Super Cups and Intercontenintal Cups.
Removing this for a clearer picture and we get;
Domestic:
Man Utd : 34
Liverpool : 32
European:
Liverpool : 8
Man Utd : 5
So, pretty much even on success but Man Utd's is more recent so they'd be 1st on my list.
After Man Utd and Liverpool there'd be a big gap to Arsenal and Chelsea with Spurs and Man City further adrift.
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Arrange the clubs in order of 'bigness'
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posted on 6/6/11
BIGGEST To smallest...
Man U
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham
Man Ciddeh
posted on 6/6/11
Manyoo Mancees (U14566534) (U4863)
As much as it pains me to say, i guess your spot on.
The between us and the goons is it lot tighter than ppl would have you believe though
posted on 6/6/11
Biggest to smallest
Liverpool
Man U
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham Man city
posted on 6/6/11
comment by The futures bright (U1187)
posted 1 minute ago
Manyoo Mancees (U14566534) (U4863)
As much as it pains me to say, i guess your spot on.
=======================
I'm always spot on, mate....
...except for the times when i'm a bit spot off
posted on 6/6/11
Manchester United
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Tottenham
Manchester City
'Bigness' is how much history, fans and income you have. Although recent success is very important, buying success does not make you 'big.'
You have to earn your success to be 'big.'
posted on 6/6/11
The key word in this question is 'bigness'
Is that a word?
If the question would have used the term 'greatness' then Liverpool would be first and United second.
However, the OP asks for us to arrange in 'bigness' which means United are top because of their worth and stature in the modern game.
One thing is for sure, the two north west giants are head n shoulders above the rest of the country.
posted on 6/6/11
If the question would have used the term 'greatness' then Liverpool would be first and United second.
========================
Why?
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
List of most successful clubs in England: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_records_in_England#Most_successful_clubs_overall_.281871_.E2.80.93_present.29
posted on 6/6/11
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
---------------------------------
because winning defunct competitions isn't as important as winning todays competitions
posted on 6/6/11
naff co 54
Nanny Annie Fishy Fannnny Condoms Only 54p
posted on 6/6/11
comment by umpteenth_time_user (U3205)
posted 1 minute ago
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
---------------------------------
because winning defunct competitions isn't as important as winning todays competitions
========================
I'm glad you agree.
Man U : 13 Premier League titles
Liverpool: 0
posted on 6/6/11
Man U: 12....going on 13....
posted on 6/6/11
Arsenal have won more domestic competitions than Spurs.
Spurs have won more European competitions than Arsenal.
Arsenal - big on the small stage.
Spurs - bigger than Arsenal on the big stage.
Anyway, I will happily admit Arsenal have a far more impressive record with league championships than Spurs.
What I don't understand is why Chelsea are being ranked as a bigger club than Tottenham. This is tiny club from Fulham who were no bigger than West Ham before they sold their soul to Russian Big Oil.
There is a fine chance Man City will win the Champions League sometime in the next 5 or 10 years. When they do, does that mean they are bigger than Arsenal? No, just a tiny club who paid for every trophy.
posted on 6/6/11
What I don't understand is why Chelsea are being ranked as a bigger club than Tottenham. This is tiny club from Fulham who were no bigger than West Ham before they sold their soul to Russian Big Oil.
======================
I sense a lot of pent-up bitterness...
posted on 6/6/11
Isn't that a list of all the clubs that have won a trophy over the last six years- oh, apart from Arsenal of course. By the way, you've forgotten portsmouth and Birmingham.
posted on 6/6/11
Im breaking it down into sections.
Worldwide Fan Base:
1) Man Utd
2) Liverpool
3) Chelsea
4) Arsenal
5) Spurs
6) Man City
Income:
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Spurs
5) Liverpool
6) Man City
Recent History (Last 10 Years)
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Liverpool
5) Spurs
6) Man City
History:
1) Liverpool
2) Man Utd
3) Arsenal
4) Spurs
5) Chelsea
6) Man City
Taking all that into account it should look like this:
1) Man Utd
2) Arsenal
3) Liverpool
4) Chelsea
5) Spurs
6) Man City
posted on 6/6/11
History:
1) Liverpool
2) Man Utd
3) Arsenal
4) Spurs
5) Chelsea
6) Man City
==================
In what way are Liverpool historically more important than Man U?
Man U have won more titles than Liverpool (59 vs 58), more league titles, more FA Cups, more FA Youth Cups, were the first English team to win the European Cup, were the inaugural and 5-consecutive winners of the FA Youth Cup and only side in England to have won the treble.
Can you please inform me why Liverpool are historically more important than Man U?
posted on 6/6/11
Why would England's second most successful side be "greater" than England's most successful team?
-------
probably because you've confused yourself.
Liverpool have more major honours.
We can't exactly include the charity shield can we? That would be silly. Afterall, it's a... well.. a charity match.
We've also achieved this without having to be the worlds richest club alongside Real - you know this to be true.
In the modern game, victory means money which means it's easier to remain at the top.
Plus, our supporters are revered around Europe whilst yours are slagged off by your own player (see Roy Keane)
posted on 6/6/11
'I sense a lot of pent-up bitterness..'
Sorry, the opinion of glory hunters is completely irrelevant to me. I Have decided to supported Real Madrid. I support a bigger club than you, yay! I win.
posted on 6/6/11
Plus, our supporters are revered around Europe...
=======================
Yes, so "revered" you got all English clubs banned from Europe...
posted on 6/6/11
Oh look the t1t who knows nothing about football pulls out the 'got all English clubs banned' bullsh1t again.
posted on 6/6/11
It is true though isn't it?
You did get all English clubs banned.
posted on 6/6/11
Man Utd
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man City
Spurs
I can't really argue that United shouldn't be top, and while Arsenal have been pretty much on a par with Liverpool for the last 15-20 years our history isn't as glamorous, so they get second. Chelsea and Man City have both had to spend a lot to win of late but do have some glorious moments from the past.
Spurs just do nothing, and haven't won the league for 50 years
posted on 6/6/11
comment by Cole is better than Messi (U3913)
posted 12 minutes ago
It is true though isn't it?
You did get all English clubs banned.
___________________________________________________
If you honestly think that the only people in Brussels that day were Liverpool & Juve fans then you're a bigger a-hole than you appear to be - and that is really going some!
posted on 6/6/11
You mean a few fans in the Liverpool end got all British clubs banned from Europe. There was trouble causers from all over at that game!
Grow up!
posted on 6/6/11
Probably Man Utd on top.
Manyoomanky refers us to Wiki but the Wiki table includes Charity Shields, Euro Super Cups and Intercontenintal Cups.
Removing this for a clearer picture and we get;
Domestic:
Man Utd : 34
Liverpool : 32
European:
Liverpool : 8
Man Utd : 5
So, pretty much even on success but Man Utd's is more recent so they'd be 1st on my list.
After Man Utd and Liverpool there'd be a big gap to Arsenal and Chelsea with Spurs and Man City further adrift.
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