Football teams/clubs you dislike?

[El Turco]

fenerbahce. used to dislike united but now it would be like hating a crippled homeless bed wetter, not worth it.

[No_20]

I do think there is no place for hate in football.

The only club I dislike is no longer worth mentioning, they practically erased themselves. Otherwise I really hope that all the money/sugar daddy clubs won't do well, including City, PSG, Red Bull XXX, Monaco, Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg and to a lesser extend Chelsea.

I used to dislike the Milan teams, but now I feel sorry and hope to see them back competing for international titles.

Why?

No Chelsea = No Man City/PSG. Abramovich started it all.

[Next Coming]

My kinda thread.

Firstly, there's Arsenal. I'll preface this by saying that some of the smartest and nicest football fans I've ever met have been Arsenal fans, but there is a special place in hell for some of the reprehensible gooner mongs I've encountered in my years. There was once a time, in Wenger's early heyday, when Arsenal were a dominating club who won countless trophies playing fantastic football second only to United in England, and the fans thought themselves "too big" for little old Tottenham, and were preoccupied with the likes of Man United and Chelsea instead. I loved the rivalry, even then, to me the North London rivalry is one of the most intriguing in all sports.

Now things are different, but they still cling to that superiority complex despite the practically nonexistent gap between the two clubs. Now instead of winning trophies, it feels like their sole purpose is beating Spurs at all costs and winding up Spurs fans. Not only that but the cringing kneejerk reaction every year crying for the head of Wenger after a couple of bad results, one of the best ever in management, who has never seen them finish outside a Champions League spot.

That's not even mentioning the fact that the majority of their players are a bunch of unbelievable turds, taking selfies and generally having the demeanour of world beaters despite winning nothing for the best part of a decade. Jack Wilshere is probably my least favourite person on the planet and if I was a player I would take a red card and suspension so that I could Bruce Bowen his face.

Second is Liverpool. The thing that drives me crazy about Liverpool is the belief among their fans that they're more than a football club, that they perform in a way that's transcendent of the sport both on the pitch and in the transfer market. There might have been a time when the Liverpool ethos was that of a club for the downtrodden working class, a victory cry in a Thatcherite society, winning everything in spite of the great difficulties the city faced. That time is decades past, and despite that the fans still have the delusion that football owes them something, that they should be treated with awe and reverence, doing nothing especially different to other clubs and yet still branding it the 'Liverpool way'.

Then there's the heavy Liverpool bias in English media, drawing from the same trough of delusion and past glory that their fans do. Switch Sky Sports on and it's all Liverpool pundits acting sullenly and above the modern game, that knowing look in their eyes that they played for the mighty Liverpool FC, that they were part of something 'more important' than the rest of those filthy ex-players. It's a **** horror show. Liverpool play the right way, they said arbitrarily, without so much as a hint of irony, as Luis Suarez stamps on players and wrestles them to the ground with his teeth. Thank **** they didn't win the league last season, we'd have never heard the end of it.

Barcelona always ticked me off too. A hugely unlikeable team combined with a constant media circlejerk made them the team I always wanted to see lose whenever I caught them. Sadly, that didn't happen often, but that elusiveness only added to the magic of seeing their sullen, dejected faces, overcome by defeat.

Finally there's West Ham aka Wet Spam, the sub mid-table spoiler team, a club with a largely wretched fanbase whose most moderate fans resemble right wing ultras. They also play a dour, cynical brand of football helmed by that greasy mong Fat Sam, that makes Stoke look like Real Madrid. Their football doesn't seem to be quite so bad this season, but I still think they're worth a mention because Spammers gonna Spam.

Parred us here lol

[Maex]

I do think there is no place for hate in football.

The only club I dislike is no longer worth mentioning, they practically erased themselves. Otherwise I really hope that all the money/sugar daddy clubs won't do well, including City, PSG, Red Bull XXX, Monaco, Hoffenheim, Wolfsburg and to a lesser extend Chelsea.

I used to dislike the Milan teams, but now I feel sorry and hope to see them back competing for international titles.

Why?

No Chelsea = No Man City/PSG. Abramovich started it all.

Cannot reasonable explain it. They are still on my dislike list and I always happy when they are losing, just not as much as I do it with City or Hoffenheim.

[Andi Obst]

Dynamo Dresden and HSV because of their fans. That's it for me.

[DD12]

Why do people say salzburg ruining football?

[Maex]

Why do people say salzburg ruining football?

They robbed the fans of their colors and name, basically the whole history of the club. It is a club created purely to make money and promote the owners.

[ZUDAMAGIC]

Man U.

[Effercon]

Schalke, United, Guangzhou Evergrande, Malaga

[Matty]

Everyone hates United. I love it.

[WorldBeFree]

@MaliBrah your are not alone, i only dislike the Spurs.
Why everyone hates the Serie A so.much i like them, maybe i always played with them on fifa 2002.
Little sad that everyone seems to dislike arsenal.
I hate/dislike Chelsea, City, stoke, Bayern, Schalke, Leverkusen, Stuttgart, barca, salzburg, psg, Monaco (since they have big daddy for money). And the players i hate most are robben and Müller

EDIT: no, i hate the Spurs ^^

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