No they're not. They're a much smaller club then us who are just currently in a better position, Manchester City aren't even close to us in terms of the "bigger club" and no rewriting of history from Sky and the rest of the media can change that.
It's still true. So you've fallen for the media BS hook line and sinker. City have no stature, it's a small club filled with mercenary's. Nobody in Europe considers City a "big club". Are Leicester a bigger club then us to? It's laughable that you seriously think City are a "bigger club" then us in any sense at all. They're a nothing club that won the lottery and no amount of bought trophys will ever change that.
I way I look at it is Trophies, we can quote we have won this and that but face facts 1995 was our last major trophy. Unfortunately, because of their oil rich owners city have made themselves into a decent side and won in recent years (see below). That is 5 Trophies we would love to add to our trophy cabinet.
History means somthing you know. Trophys don't mean less if they were won back in the 80's or prior. Leicester won the premier league more recently then Man City so are they a bigger club then Man City? It's utterly depressing that we have people in our fans base who seriously rate Man City a club who were in the third tier of English football not so long ago and were a pitiful club until they became a play thing for a billionaire. Ditto for Chelsea, small club that won the lottery.
This is my last response as its the wrong thread. Of course, history means something, I am fortunately older enough to see the great times of the 80's. Recently though because of their money, they have overtaken us in terms of club stature. This is a forum and people have different views if someone does not agree with your view that does not say they are wrong. I honestly wish it was us with the billionaires but it's not.
They might be seen as bigger then us to ignorant idiots who know nothing about the game and the agenda driven media but to those who know their history Man City aren't even close to us.
Not RAWK mate. I just don't think a club that was in the third tier of English football not that long ago qualify to be considered bigger then us.
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