Football rivalries

[Chicken Run]

One that no one has mentioned is Port Vale and Stoke , I remember us playing at Vale Park many years ago, after the game a large mob lads walked menacingly towards us outside the ground asking us to join them in battle with the Vale lads, they were Stoke Lads! We declined btw.....

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

One that no one has mentioned is Port Vale and Stoke , I remember us playing at Vale Park many years ago, after the game a large mob lads walked menacingly towards us outside the ground asking us to join them in battle with the Vale lads, they were Stoke Lads! We declined btw.....

look at the post before yours
regards
DR

 

[Triggaaar]

This is going to turn into a thread full of people simply listing football rivalries isn't it?

 

[wellquickwoody]

Not an obvious one, but there is always a well hidden undercurrent at Watford/Charlton encounters.

 

[The Birdman]

Haywards Heath vrs Burgess Hill take that crispy Ambulance

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

not an obvious one, but there is always a well hidden undercurrent at watford/charlton encounters.

who's going to get to the end of the platform first type thing
regards
DR

 

[Simster]

Not an obvious one, but there is always a well hidden undercurrent at Watford/Charlton encounters.

Same goes for Plymouth/Burnley and Portsmouth/Leicester I think. Oh and Forest/Sheff Utd, (with roots in the miners strike)

 

[Durlston]

Chester v Wrexham can be very unpleasant. Couldn't be more difference between the two places.

Bradford v Leeds. No love lost there.

 

[Durlston]

Chester and Wrexham is a feisty one too.

The one I miss is Barnet v Enfield.

Now replaced with Stevenage v Barnet. All the dickheads from Tottenham usually cause bother in the town centre Wetherspoons. Bees always refer to them as chavs or Chavenage.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Forest and Leicester

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Leeds and every other Yorkshire club.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Has to be Swansea V Cardiff

They banned away fans from this one for a while

 

[The Birdman]

Scaynes Hill vrs Plumpton 38 years ago two Plumpton players broke my leg ref didn't even see it.

 

[BristolCity fan]

You keep mentioning the Bristol derby but I don't think that's even as big as Brighton v Palace.

Probably Newcastle & Sunderland to answer your question.

Us v Rovers is something else, the hatred is probably bigger than most derbies in the country

 

[BristolCity fan]

Us v Rovers from my limited experience is spicy to say the least, 2012 was the best atmosphere and probably the most scared I've been at a football match haha

 

[Notters]

Us v Rovers is something else, the hatred is probably bigger than most derbies in the country

Fair enough! Didn't know you were still lurking here

I have to admit, I assumed (as others have said in this thread) that derbies with two teams from the same town have to be a bit tamer as they have to inhabit the same space a lot of the time and will often have family ties to both teams.

 

[Notters]

Leeds and the rest of the world.

Corrected for accuracy

 

[BristolCity fan]

Fair enough! Didn't know you were still lurking here

I have to admit, I assumed (as others have said in this thread) that derbies with two teams from the same town have to be a bit tamer as they have to inhabit the same space a lot of the time and will often have family ties to both teams.

I think us v rovers is a bit different, its north v south Bristol, very few city fans live in north Bristol and very few rovers fans live south of the river.

Don't quite know why I'm still here either tbf but our forum is just doom and gloom over Saturday so I'm a bit bored haha

 

[Bean]

A few that have not been mentioned which can get a bit lively:

Exeter v Plymouth

Watford v Luton

The QPR/Fulham/Brentford triangle (not counting Chelsea because they don't give a sh*t about any of them)

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Leeds and every other Yorkshire pudding.

regards
DR