So it seems like these are generally considered to be the “big six” teams even though Tottenham has never even won anything. What are the basics about each of them? I think I know a little bit, am I right or wrong?
> City Plastic team with no history but dominant in the league with pep at the helm but not won a champions league, have unlimited money and will continue to dominate and win a UCL soon likely
> Liverpool Most popular in uk, lots of fans in USA too, well coached and well run, best at getting good transfers and a lot of history and club legends, second most successful behind United historically, little behind city but may win a second champions league in 4 years soon
> United Biggest team overall, best club legends, best history, will always be relevant but in a slump now even now though they had a few 2nd place finishes in the league and a Europa league title recently, spend a ton of money but for some reason every single singing is a flop or idiot
> Arsenal Dunno much but they seem really popular and have a loyal following and are remembered for the “invincibles” team but not really won anything important in a long time, they get crushed in Europe and Henry is best player ever in the prem?
> Chelsea Russian money laundering operation, were extremely dominant with Mourinho and won a UCL and somehow again won a champions league last year?
> Tottenham Meme club that got lucky to have Son, Eriksen, and Kane at the same time and will probably never win a league title or UCL.
Pick depending on the owner >arabs >yanks and jews >jews >yank >russian jew >jew
Blake Richardson
Dude it’s all bullshit. There is no big six, just like there’s no big four in US sports. Easiest way to spot a mid wit who doesn’t know what he’s talking about
Luke Gutierrez
City - Atlético-MG Liverpool -Flamengo United - São Paulo Arsenal - Santos Chelsea - Palmeiras Tottenham - Corinthians
Blake Fisher
>Arsenal Used to play the best football in the league....which later became a meme as the long term 20 years+ manager refused to adapt to change and kept buying attacking midfielders and a possession based style even as more violent teams figured them out by repeatedly hitting them on the counter and set pieces
>Chelsea Always competitive even when you count them out. I remember feeling sorry for their decline in 2012 and then they won the fucking CL
I remember thinking no chance and then they won the league in 2017 after finishing 10th or something in 2016
Same for last year's CL
>Spurs Don't get the appeal nowadays. Used to like them as an unlucky underdog always screwed over by Arsenal but with kino players like Van der vaart, Bale and Modric
Now they're very meh.
>United Europa league title recently No. They won in 2017. It will be 5 years since a trophy next season. United haven't been this bad since the 80s
>Liverpool most popular in the UK Nope. That's United
Liam Peterson
It’s not comparable to American sports at all because we have the draft and a salary cap
Since 1995 no team besides City, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, or United ever won the league, except one time when Leicester pulled off the most unlikely upset in sports history
Also for the next 25 years I doubt any team outside those 5 will win a league title
It’s even worse in Spain (3 team league) or Germany (1 team league)
Adam Diaz
Liverpool and United are the main 2 teams with the most trophies, history, and fanbases Chelsea / City are the new money teams who only really started winning trophies in the mid-2000’s (English League football started in 1888) Arsenal are the biggest team in London, both in terms of trophies and fanbase Tottenham are irrelevant. (and are the Jewish team of England)
Aaron Green
Chelsea won the league once and the fa cup multiple times before abramovic, stop pushing this zoomer narrative that they were some small team. They finished mostly around 4th and comparably were better before the money than Tottenham are now (chelsea have always won trophies, Tottenham win fuck all)
Sebastian Cooper
>Tottenham are irrelevant. Why does the media push them as part of the big 6? Also popularity wise there’s a massive gap between them and 7th (Leicester I think?) is this recent or what?
Hunter Gray
Should we include Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest as big teams as well? The fact is that it’s only Man United and Liverpool who have constantly won things for over a 100 years
