top 10 mosted hated clubs and players

[wat_boy]

1. Chelsea, Amazing arrogance, buying the Premier League title, celebrity 'fans' like Tim Lovejoy, David Mellor and Damon Albarn, 70s hooligans, John Terry's attitude to refs, Ashley Cole. Need we go on?

2. Mancs, Fans everywhere in the world but not even the biggest club in Manchester (so the legend goes), the Glazers, injury time goals and Old Trafford penalties, megastores and the Theatre of Dreams.

3. (surprisingly) MK Dons, Being Franchise FC, laying claim to the history of the club they destroyed, Pete Winkelman.

4. Leeds, Revie's hard men and the legacy it left, hooligans, Bowyer and Woodgate, Wise and Bates, sacking Cloughie. (defo not done by a Red then with the bighead reason).

5. Lazio, The club's relationship with and tolerance of extreme right-wing views, as exemplified by Paolo Di Canio's stiff-right-arm salute in 2005. (I like Lazio after 1984, when they were cheering for us).

6. Celtic AND Rangers, The cabal that cannibalises Scottish football while actively seeking to undermine it by leaving it: both Celtic and Rangers are despised by more than just each other, regardless of any non-football issues that may exist.

7. Millwall, No-one likes them, but they don't care. The UK's most enduring reputation for bone-headed thuggery among fans, whether it remains true or false.

8. Luton, Well-liked for their entertaining side until getting into bed with Sports Minister Colin Moynihan over compulsory ID cards, and then their plastic pitch, blighted the mid to late 1980s and made them a hate club.

9. Newcastle, "Massive club" and "loyal fans" - the "Geordie Nation" has won nothing since Elvis was a teenager, and most of their fans were mysteriously absent from the paltry 11,000 that used to turn out in Division 2 in 1991. See also: Bowyer/Dyer/Bellamy/Bramble/Shearer all in one team, and fat fans with no shirts who weep on cue for the TV.

10. Real Madrid, In a country with several semi-autonomous regions, Real represent the heart of Castilla, the Kingdom of Spain, and always seem to get what they want, making them loathed by the rest of the nation - and Europe, once they went global with their 'Galactico' policy.

http://www.virginmedia.com/sport/football/

[wat_boy]

1. Didier Drogba - But Drogba makes number one thanks to his unfailing devotion to diving, moaning, haranguing refs and - the clincher - his petulance, epitomised by that rather unseemly slap on Nemanja Vidic in the Champions League final.

2. Ashley Cole - "Only number two!" - 'Cashley' might swerve off the road in anger if he knew he'd been beaten to the top slot, despite his track record of whingeing, childishly turning his back on refs and of course THAT passage in THAT book.

3. Cristiano Ronaldo- Some say he's a twinkle-toed genius and the best player in the world - and while this may be true, his very greatness (and more importantly, the fact that he clearly KNOWS he is) along with that infamous wink in World Cup 2006, makes Ronaldo number three.

4. Joey Barton - With a list of 'real-life' wrongdoings longer than anyone else on this list, Barton's on-field lunges and temperamental outbursts were always going to help him to a high placing in the loathing list.

5. Robbie Savage - Yes folks, he's still going.. he's been loathed for so long now that he's almost loved in some ways. Still the pre-eminent Premier League nagger and over-the-top actor.

6. Craig Bellamy - A keen golfer - just ask John Arne Riise - he's had more than his fair share of clubs, thanks to his unfailing ability to fall out with his managers and fellow pros.

7. John Terry - Some (mainly Chelsea fans and diehard patriots) love England's 'man's man', while others find his attempts to referee matches boorish, not to mention his various nightclub scrapes and THAT 9/11 incident.

8. Emmanuel Eboue - Even Arsenal fans don't like this man. He whinges, he nags, he dives to win free-kicks (cf: Champions League final) and moans when rejected.

9. Lee Bowyer - Not as regular a court attender as he once was - but still no longer welcome in Leeds nightclubs or McDonalds nationwide - Bowyer remains an unpleasant figure to many. Ok, to most.

10. El Hadji Diouf - Spitter extraordinaire, and renowned fan-baiter - but the Bolton striker only just scrapes into our top ten.

[duffer31]

great reading and funnily enough liverpool feature nowhere or liveropool players. strages that eh torres!

[scrumpy]

Cardiff are CUNTS

[Boo Boo]

Cardiff are CUNTS


Jack Barsteward - Bluebirds, Bluebirds do the Ayatollah

[corkboy360]

Shelbourne
Shamrock Rovers
Drogheda
Bohemians
Dundalk
St.Patricks athletic
Waterford United
Cobh Ramblers
Finn Harps
Limerick37

[Albert J Arbuckle II]

Shelbourne
Shamrock Rovers
Drogheda
Bohemians
Dundalk
St.Patricks athletic
Waterford United
Cobh Ramblers
Finn Harps
Limerick37

So everyone bar Cork City?

[HappyMonday83]

Cork City.

[Liathroidi Mor]

Cork City.

I concur!!!

[STEVIEG]

1. Chelsea, Amazing arrogance, buying the Premier League title, celebrity 'fans' like Tim Lovejoy, David Mellor and Damon Albarn, 70s hooligans, John Terry's attitude to refs, Ashley Cole. Need we go on?

2. Mancs, Fans everywhere in the world but not even the biggest club in Manchester (so the legend goes), the Glazers, injury time goals and Old Trafford penalties, megastores and the Theatre of Dreams.



Gutted:(

I suppose Chelsea had to win something this year though

[KolaKubes]

Liverpool and their knacker fans.

[qbim3]

Liverpool and their knacker fans.

couldnt agree more, disgusting club if you ask me, fans scum in the 70's and 80's nowadays you have half of thinkin they're back in the mid 90's being spice boys with stevie mac

[KolaKubes]

couldnt agree more, disgusting club if you ask me, fans scum in the 70's and 80's nowadays you have half of thinkin they're back in the mid 90's being spice boys with stevie mac

I am obviously referring to the actual scouse and not the boys who liked Ian Rush's moustache in these parts.

But, come on, anytime the camera banks around the Anfield crowd, what a shower of scobes.

[Forsberg]

I am obviously referring to the actual scouse and not the boys who liked Ian Rush's moustache in these parts.

But, come on, anytime the camera banks around the Anfield crowd, what a shower of scobes.

like this?

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[ho chi feen]

like this?

ublbtoNALGs

C'mon Forsberg, it's just their superior sense of wit at play.

[raZor]

Rio "You've been Merced" Ferdinand should be up there as well.

Seth Johnson would be high up on Leeds fans lists as well I'd say.

[ho chi feen]

Seth Johnson would be high up on Leeds fans lists as well I'd say.

Why?

[CORKBHOY]

1. Chelsea, Amazing arrogance, buying the Premier League title, celebrity 'fans' like Tim Lovejoy, David Mellor and Damon Albarn, 70s hooligans, John Terry's attitude to refs, Ashley Cole. Need we go on?

2. Mancs, Fans everywhere in the world but not even the biggest club in Manchester (so the legend goes), the Glazers, injury time goals and Old Trafford penalties, megastores and the Theatre of Dreams.

3. (surprisingly) MK Dons, Being Franchise FC, laying claim to the history of the club they destroyed, Pete Winkelman.

4. Leeds, Revie's hard men and the legacy it left, hooligans, Bowyer and Woodgate, Wise and Bates, sacking Cloughie. (defo not done by a Red then with the bighead reason).

5. Lazio, The club's relationship with and tolerance of extreme right-wing views, as exemplified by Paolo Di Canio's stiff-right-arm salute in 2005. (I like Lazio after 1984, when they were cheering for us).

6. Celtic AND Rangers, The cabal that cannibalises Scottish football while actively seeking to undermine it by leaving it: both Celtic and Rangers are despised by more than just each other, regardless of any non-football issues that may exist.

7. Millwall, No-one likes them, but they don't care. The UK's most enduring reputation for bone-headed thuggery among fans, whether it remains true or false.

8. Luton, Well-liked for their entertaining side until getting into bed with Sports Minister Colin Moynihan over compulsory ID cards, and then their plastic pitch, blighted the mid to late 1980s and made them a hate club.

9. Newcastle, "Massive club" and "loyal fans" - the "Geordie Nation" has won nothing since Elvis was a teenager, and most of their fans were mysteriously absent from the paltry 11,000 that used to turn out in Division 2 in 1991. See also: Bowyer/Dyer/Bellamy/Bramble/Shearer all in one team, and fat fans with no shirts who weep on cue for the TV.

10. Real Madrid, In a country with several semi-autonomous regions, Real represent the heart of Castilla, the Kingdom of Spain, and always seem to get what they want, making them loathed by the rest of the nation - and Europe, once they went global with their 'Galactico' policy.

http://www.virginmedia.com/sport/football/

That's 11 Clubs.

[raZor]

Why?

Did he not sit around and pick up something like 40k a week while they pissed money, refusing to take a pay cut when transfers came around or something to that end. A buddy of mine is a big Leeds fan he was always going on about it.

[ho chi feen]

Did he not sit around and pick up something like 40k a week while they pissed money, refusing to take a pay cut when transfers came around or something to that end. A buddy of mine is a big Leeds fan he was always going on about it.

Possibly so. I just remembered the part where he went in with agent, expecting an opening offer of £8k a week and was offered £38k.

As for the rest, that's Ridsdale's fault. Can be blaming a fella for not wanting to take a pay-cut just because some well-rewarded suits (Ridsdale, the succession of highly paid 'restructuring' experts, etc) killed the golden goose.

[legend76]

how can the MK Dons be more hated than Loserpool*?


* TM ebenezer

[corkboy360]

So everyone bar Cork City?
Bray
Derry
Galway
Sligo
Ucd
Athlone
Kildare
Longford
Monaghan
Wexfprd youths
Sporting Fingal
;)
how can the MK Dons be more hated than Loserpool*?



* TM ebenezer
As a neutral i quite like Mk Dons
Good prospect for the future

[raZor]

Possibly so. I just remembered the part where he went in with agent, expecting an opening offer of £8k a week and was offered £38k.

As for the rest, that's Ridsdale's fault. Can be blaming a fella for not wanting to take a pay-cut just because some well-rewarded suits (Ridsdale, the succession of highly paid 'restructuring' experts, etc) killed the golden goose.

In situations like that I think you can I mean a paycut would have brought him down to a figure still way above wat he was expecting beforehand so its still abit cuntish!

[ho chi feen]

In situations like that I think you can I mean a paycut would have brought him down to a figure still way above wat he was expecting beforehand so its still abit cuntish!

It is, but I'd be inclined to blame the bigger cunt (Ridsdale).

If my boss asked me to take a pay cut cos he did his sums wrong, I'd probably tell him to get fucked too.

[legend76]

8. Luton, Well-liked for their entertaining side until getting into bed with Sports Minister Colin Moynihan over compulsory ID cards, and then their plastic pitch, blighted the mid to late 1980s and made them a hate club.

http://www.virginmedia.com/sport/football/

well they got truely screwed with a 30 point deduction. maybe they REALLY are hated

[Coin]

In situations like that I think you can I mean a paycut would have brought him down to a figure still way above wat he was expecting beforehand so its still abit cuntish!
Ronaldo's taking shit at the moment (and rightly so) because he signed a contract for megabucks and now wants out of it. Can't have it the other way when a player expects his contract to be honoured.

[raZor]

Ronaldo's taking shit at the moment (and rightly so) because he signed a contract for megabucks and now wants out of it. Can't have it the other way when a player expects his contract to be honoured.

Fair enough he expected it to be honoured but if he were to move clubs he would have ended up with a basic salary that was alot higher than his originally anticipated 8k.

Still think its cuntish anyways.

[ANVIL]

Birmingham City,Aston Villa,West Brom and Coventry.
They're all boring teams from the most boring part of Britain supported by the most boring people.
Celebrity supporters ? Frank Skinner and Jasper Carrot ..FFS

[SenorCarlsberg]

William Gallas - i'll sit on the pitch and cry if i want to
Alan Shearer - nothing more to be said - HE IS SIMPLY A PRICK
Frank Lampard - Once a modest, top notch footballer. Nowadays overrated and again a prick who believes what he hears in the media