Which club is bigger?

[Walrus]

Part 1: Spurs or Newcastle?

 

 

Part 2: Arsenal or Chelsea?

 

 

[Swagger]

Probably Spurs.

 

Arsenal.

[M4TTA]

criteria?

 

fan base id say newcastle and arsenal

[Walrus]

I don't want to specify the criteria. It's just this typical "My dad is bigger than your daddy" type of thing that you keep hearing from the supporters. Just wanted to see what people think in general and what kind of criteria they use.

[Benitez]

Spurs are the 'bigger' of them two. But, both sets of fans are tosspots and are well suited in tosspottery

 

Arsenal and Chelsea are pretty even. Although Chelsea's image is manufactured in very recent years. I can't say I look at either of them as 'big clubs'.

[Sion]

Spurs are the 'bigger' of them two. But, both sets of fans are tosspots and are well suited in tosspottery

 

 

Never has a truer word been spoken.

 

Spurs probably just bigger, but not nearly as big as their fans think.

[John am Rhein]

Part 1: Spurs or Newcastle?

Part 2: Arsenal or Chelsea?

 

Newcastle

Arsenal

[Walrus]

It's quite incredible that some Barcodes and Spurs fans seriously (I think ) think of their clubs as of similar stature as us.

 

If you take out the recent Russian influence out of the picture, could you in fact say that all 4 (Spurs, Newcastle, Arsenal and Chelsea) are all about the same size?

[John am Rhein]

and what kind of criteria they use.

 

Significance in football history

[Tosh]

Arsenal are a big club, imo. Have a decent, long term history of success.

 

Spurs are too erratic and have done very little of note for years.....

 

Newcastle are less successful than Chelsea, and that's going some.

 

Football clubs exist to win things. Ergo, Newcastle are not a big club.

[Kvarme Ate My Food]

of course Arsenal are a big club, ridiculous to say otherwise

 

Chelsea are too, now, like it or not - but only since Abramovich bought them

 

Spurs are medium to big

 

Newcastle are not a big club

[hideNseek]

Fan base wise it'll be Newcastle and the a***.

 

Fecks me off how some morons seem to think a*** are even close to us.

[Spike]

Spurs and Arsenal.

 

Nowt to do with crowds. Cannon and ball were polular too once

[hideNseek]

of course Arsenal are a big club, ridiculous to say otherwise

 

Chelsea are too, now, like it or not - but only since Abramovich bought them

 

Spurs are medium to big

 

Newcastle are not a big club

 

That bulls*** mate. If you go by fan base I'm betting Newcy would kick Spurs a***. Though it doesn't matter as all four put together would still struggle to compete with us.

[Romario]

Spurs and Arsenal for me. Both clubs have a heritage and have contributed to English football in a greater way than the others in my mind.

[M4TTA]

for tradition and cup glory / league it would be Arsenal spurs hands down. you cant argue...

[Maldini]

Spurs and Arsenal. Both have more fans and more trophies.

[Rimbeux]

Fan base wise it'll be Newcastle and the a***.

 

Fecks me off how some morons seem to think a*** are even close to us.

 

 

Spurs have mre fans than Newcastle, just as we have more than Ctiy

 

Spurs and Arsenal. Both have more fans and more trophies.

 

 

Aye

[Falconhoof]

Spurs and Arsenal.

 

Everton and Man City are bigger than Newcastle and Chelsea.

[Gomez]

Arsenal.

 

Spurs and Arsenal are on a par.

[Ombudsam]

Spurs and Arsenal. That's not to say the other two are insignificant but Spurs and Arsenal have done more of what football clubs are meant to do that the clubs you compared them to

[_00_deathscar]

but Spurs and Arsenal have done more of what football clubs are meant to do

 

But Chelsea brought out the first programme! And were the first with numbers on their shirts! And were the first team not to play in nude but to play in a kit! And....

 

[Stevie H]

Spurs and Arsenal.

 

Everton and Man City are bigger than Newcastle and Chelsea.

 

agree with that.

[John am Rhein]

Spurs have mre fans than Newcastle

 

Think you may be wrong there - although not 100% sure

[Earl Hafler]

1 ) Spurs, although it's a little like choosing whether to die drowning or on fire.

2 ) Arsenal