New to the whole professional league soccer (football) scene. Mostly just paid attention to international soccer. My friends say the Premier League is the best league. Any thoughts who I should support? I plan on researching whichever club gets the most backing so I am not a clueless plastic fan.
New to the whole professional league soccer (football) scene. Mostly just paid attention to international soccer...
Parker Perez
Joshua Roberts
Manchester United
Mason Thompson
Aren't the Manchester clubs the ones who spend millions of Euros to win?
Carson Williams
He literally said he doesn't want to be a clueless, plastic fan.
Tottenham. Big team, but only the 6th richest so overperforms basically every season. Good balance between supporting one of the big teams while not being a plastic fan.
Could try Liverpool too. Technically the second biggest team, but only 5th biggest financially and kind of a sleeping giant.
These two hate each other after the game last weekend.
Sebastian Cruz
My friends are both Liverpool and Chelsea fans respectively, Liverpool sound like a club who can't replicate the success they once had and everyone just says Chelshit about Chelsea lol
Jonathan Walker
The Swans are a team on the up so get on the hype train early
Bentley Bailey
Yeah living in the past is basically their claim to fame. I'd go for Tottenham over them since they're building for the future and their new stadium is going to look sick and be a game changer financially. Will also host NFL games in London.
Other than the two Manchesters and Chelsea, your only other option in the main 6 is Arsenal, but their fanbase is always on the verge of a meltdown. youtube.com
Kevin Price
I've seen Arsenal Fan TV that shit is funny asf. What are the pros/cons of Arsenal?
Carter Turner
I'm a Spurs fan, I can't be objective about them.
Parker Nguyen
Rivals?
Wyatt Peterson
Yeah I'll try to break down London football rivalries down for you real quick. I's a bit convuluted. There's the main three (Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham) then the other smaller teams that tend to get relegated, like Crystal Palace, West Ham, QPR, Fulham etc.
Tottenham consider Arsenal their most hated rival, followed by Chelsea. West Ham is a distant third.
Arsenal feel the same way about Tottenham, but their rivalry with Chelsea is a lot softer and they actually sell players to each other sometimes. They don't have a rivalry with West Ham.
Chelsea' most hated rival is Tottenham. Arsenal is second but it's not a real rivalry.
West Ham hate Tottenham the most, but it's a bit of a meme since they're Tottenham's third rival. They hate Chelsea too but it's usually less heated and both clubs share a similar far right element.
Fulham and QPR consider Chelsea their msot hated rivalry, but Chelsea fans don't care about them, and they're both in a lower division.
Crystal Palace have a rivalry with Brighton (not in London) for some reason.
Brayden Jackson
literally just get a wheeldecide if you don't have any connections to the teams.
Oliver Cox
I thought Millwall was West Ham's main rival. Here in the states we always hear that's it's the most violent rivalry in England. Didn't someone die a few years back as well?
Evan Roberts
Millwall are so hated over here in england we pretend they don't exist
Leo Evans
why is milwall mentioned so much, like what the fuck is up with milwall
Nolan Hernandez
Millwall are in the lower leagues and hardly play West Ham.
Adrian Lopez
I was watching a Sky Sports telecast a few years ago, and they were saying Manchester United vs Liverpool had become a rivalry based on Manchester passing them for overall titles. Is that a legitimate rivalry between those two?
Grayson Baker
This is kinda dated, but pretty much sums it up. They are number 3 btw.
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Anthony Harris
You should be a spurs supporter because Tottenham Hotspur is a jewish club
Mason Jenkins
wtf i love zenit now
James Hall
>like what the fuck is up with milwall
Bentley Gonzalez
How popular is Spurs in Korea? Is Son a big celebrity there or only among people who watch football?
Blake Reed
Spurs, definitely. I'm new to the Premier League as well and I can't think of myself supporting anyone else.
>poch is a class guy and a class manager
>team supporting young players
>future looks bright, new stadium, new branding
>not boring, known for the fluidity of their playstyle
>has naughty bois like dele
>has goat finishers like kane
>no trophies in recent history
>everyone thinks they're shit
>overperfoming
>#COYS
Logan Parker
not so popular
a big celebrity
Aiden Evans
I thought rivalries were based on location. Clubs became rivals because they were both in the same city, Man United/Man City and Liverpool/Everton. Plus the London rivalries mentioned.
Ryder Roberts
Manchester and Liverpool are only a couple of miles apart. Plus rivalry between the two cities started way before the football rivalry
Isaiah Green
They usually are but Liverpool and Manchester are quite close anyway. Plus it's only natural the two most successful teams would be rivals. It's the same with Real Madrid and Barcelona in Spain.
Hudson Lewis
Son is handsome as fuck, my few Korean female friends fiend his dick all day and night.
Robert Thomas
Liverpool all the way. The most entertaining club with the most entertaining manager. They play attacking football all the time and they have the most passionate fans in england (my opinion). They are pretty unlucky and funny team as well. They tend to lose/draw games where they dominated almost most of the match. Forget about Manchester UTD. They were once great and played good football but now watching them is a torture. Chelsea sucks dick. Tottenham is a good team too, but they have a lot of youngsters. Arsenal, eh, Just dont. Man City this season is on fire, but I think it is only for a season.