I think the Manchester Derby still is 1 sided from a fans perspective. You ask most Utd fans which team/fans they hate most and still today they'll say Liverpool.Is the Birmingham/Villa rivalry the most one sided in British football? In terms of two clubs that are so significantly different in terms of success, fan base, ground size?
Can't think of any close really? The Manchester teams in the 90s maybe but they've evened out now.
Is the Birmingham/Villa rivalry the most one sided in British football? In terms of two clubs that are so significantly different in terms of success, fan base, ground size?
Can't think of any close really? The Manchester teams in the 90s maybe but they've evened out now.
They would say Coventry/Villa as soon as you said one sided.
Forest and Notts County or Stoke and Port Vale for the sake of your question.
The more I read from Internet posts and social media makes me think Villa fans were actually not that bad. They’ve won titles and a European Cup and a footballing reason to think they’re the best in the midlands….and then they have scrotum club fans like Birmingham and West Brom on their case that’s whole support is based on ‘we hate Villa and they care about us’ and they’ve won one League Cup (BCFC) and no trophies whilst colour TV has existed (WBA).
To be fair, blues have won the FLC twice (first time beating Villa in a two legged final)They would say Coventry/Villa as soon as you said one sided.
Forest and Notts County or Stoke and Port Vale for the sake of your question.
The more I read from Internet posts and social media makes me think Villa fans were actually not that bad. They’ve won titles and a European Cup and a footballing reason to think they’re the best in the midlands….and then they have scrotum club fans like Birmingham and West Brom on their case that’s whole support is based on ‘we hate Villa and they care about us’ and they’ve won one League Cup (BCFC) and no trophies whilst colour TV has existed (WBA).
To be fair, blues have won the FLC twice (first time beating Villa in a two legged final)
They were also the first English club side to play competitively in Europe and also the first British club side to reach a European final.
So they have got 'something'.
I know that. But when was the last time Villa beat B'ham in a major cup final?Not even close to what Villa have achieved.
K'inell, you've actually got a stiffy for Villa, haven't you
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Calling anything except Ipswich to get promotion is a bit premature. The table now and in a couple of months will look totally different. Most clubs had a big turnover of players that need to settle in. Many won't.You're saying it it looks very likely Birmingham will get promoted, after 4 games when they're 10th in the table??
Looks a lot more than that to me especially behind the goal.less than 900 tickets available online with more than 2 weeks to go
People are obsessed with Birmingham on this forum.You're saying it it looks very likely Birmingham will get promoted, after 4 games when they're 10th in the table??
People are obsessed with Birmingham on this forum.
Mate counted the dots....1 by 1Looks a lot more than that to me especially behind the goal.
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