Nixonator
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Could we just change the OP's question to 'biggest clubs not to be in top flight since the 90's' or something similar to avoid all the sky is evil ramblings (i'm no sky lover myself).
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Biggest clubs (by support and history) never in the Prem
- Thread starter Eddiespearritt
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Could we just change the OP's question to 'biggest clubs not to be in top flight since the 90's' or something similar to avoid all the sky is evil ramblings (i'm no sky lover myself).
beefypigeon
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- Aug 14, 2008
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Not sure why the OP is getting so much criticism?
worthingseagull123
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- May 5, 2012
- 2,591
Because the thread is pointless?
Size of a club is subjective.
We have more support than some clubs in the Premier League and less than clubs below us in the league.
Doesn't matter one bit.
beefypigeon
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- Aug 14, 2008
- 960
Well if you think it's pointless, don't contribute to it.
Yes the 'size' of a club is subjective, which is why there is room for debate rather than there being a right or wrong answer.
studio150
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Looking at this differently. which Football League teams have yet to be televised live on BT Sport for a league game ranked by size.
This ensures we are just minnows compared to the greatest teams in the Universe Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday
This ensures we are just minnows compared to the greatest teams in the Universe Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday
- Apr 5, 2014
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Notts County beat us to the First Division in 1991. They were also around there in the late 70s early 80s. Bristol City- late 70s early 80s (?) Luton Town were in there as recent as the early 90s.
Are you Murdoch's press officer ?
Peter Grummit
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Specifically, we have bigger crowds this season than 5 EPL clubs (Palace, West Brom, Swansea, Watford, Bouremouth) and less than one other Championship club (Derby).
PG
- Apr 5, 2014
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A few of us remain. Hang on in there. Some folk do look confused when I say how wonderful it would be if we made the First Division again."Back in my day..."
Ahem. Point of (pedantic) order: Bradford have never been in the Prem. The team you're thinking of is Bradford CITY aka the Manningham Mugs. 'Bradford' were in the top division between 1914 and 1921, they dropped out of the League in 1970 and they're now in the Conference North along (with Stockport County).
