Surprised Kenwrong didn't break his leg in the boys pen, always looked dangerous in there.
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anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
I nearly broke my leg in the boys pen whilst trying to escape into the st.end. I climbed up one of the posts which were covered in grease and fell.
A: a big troll
he wouldnt like him to join us, because he thinks he will go to a big club,
but he expects him to stay a little club with little support playing in a little league.
but he expects him to stay a little club with little support playing in a little league.
He broke it when Bill fell off uncle cyril handbars and did a hollywood roll all the way to wembley and knocked Dave off his feet.
im told its how big ya chairman's wang is. i and i heard Whelan has a 3rd leg and he broke it in Wembley train station.
barkleys splinter
Player Valuation: £750k
Can't answer the question but the best guide for me, in England at least, is the size of a club's away support. That reflects both the past achievements and the current status of a club. It's why Everton should always be seen as a big club. Behind Utd and the RS but no-one else and certainly ahead of the likes of City.
hahahahaha.
Ihaters
Player Valuation: £35m
That's what makes a big fan.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
I always compared Everton and Spurs as simillar sized big clubs but over the last couple of years they have a owner who has invested in competing for champions league placings. We on the other hand are supposed to be happy finishing in the top half of the table. Spurs are still a big club we are not.
EFC78
Player Valuation: £25m
That's usually a pretty good indication but Leeds have one of the best away supports in England but aren't in the top 5 biggest clubs and I reckon that's down to their population size more than anything. But I do see where you're coming from as clubs build up out of town support and have exiled supporters which boosts their away crowds in far away places which comes from success. That's why we often take the full allocation at places like Arsenal mid week whereas clubs like Man City, Newcastle and Sunderland wouldn't. They haven't had the success throughout history like we have to build that kind of support up. Villa are a strange one though, as I see them as a similar club to us but their away support is shocking compared to ours and they have the least distance to travel out of all the teams in the top flight.
dholliday
deconstructed rep
top-end turnover
massive wage bill
regular transfer funds
regular sold-out attendances
big worldwide fanbase
contemporary trophy haul
contemporary title challenges
regular European football
attracting biggest names in the game
not a sellers' club
not a club that takes on bigger club's rejects
able to find a buyer if the club is put on sale
Whatever it is will be different for different clubs
because we think it only works for City and Newcastle
because we think it only works for City and Newcastle
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