Teams you dont necessarily dislike

[markwwfc1992]

Preston North End (Used to play academy football there for a year)

Deportivo La Courna (been to a few of their games when I was younger).

Southampton (Like how the club is run, and have an excellent academy) If more clubs were ran like Southampton (post admin period) I think England might win something... maybe.)

Inter Milan (always loved the colours, best kit in the world for me)

Chelmsford City, Braintree, Tranmere Rovers (Good football manager careers)

Leamington Brakes (Local club)

Don't really have an opinion of anyone else.

 

[Dan Phillips]

Hertha Berlin.
Rennes.
Juventus.
Las Palmas.

 

[HertsWolf]

West Brom
Birmingham City
Stoke City
Blackburn
Bolton

Seriously though...don't really dislike anyone. Except maybe Palace. And West Ham. And Barnet, Leicester, Woking, Havant & Waterlooville, Queen of the South and Rangers.

 

[4froale]

Barcelona- parents own a property just north of barcelona so have been going there since I was a kid. Seen plenty of games at the nou camp over the years.

 

[Buxton Vale]

Blyth Spartans
Sheff Wednesday

 

[Etienne Vermeer]

West Brom
Birmingham City
Stoke City
Blackburn
Bolton

Seriously though...don't really dislike anyone. Except maybe Palace. And West Ham.

 

[RobboPOSH]

Peterborough Northern Star
Leeds

 

[WilsdenBantam]

Bradford Park Avenue
Guiseley
Halifax
Nottingham Forest
Sheffield Wednesday

 

[Boletus Edulis]

Welling United, Charlton, Millwall and Hull.

 

[GFCSludge]

Corby Town (seen them a few times since I've lived here)
Altrincham (used to watch them occasionally when I lived in Manchester, great old ground)
Sheppey United (My dad used to play for them, great set up and crowds currently)
Sittingbourne (Home town)
Fiorentina (Play in purple and Gabriel Batistuta)
Deportivo La Coruna (No idea why)
FC Vaduz (Liechtenstein team playing in the top tier of Swiss football)
Liechtenstein national team (Best of the European "minnows", some truly decent results against the likes of Iceland, Portugal, Moldova etc despite a population of just 35,000)

 

[roversfan2001]

Crystal Palace
Coventry
Fleetwood
Accy Stanley

No idea why I don't mind Palace [emoji23]

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[PuB]

Saint Pauli

 

[Posh Red]

Sheffield Wednesday, in fact even travelled to watch them away in Luxembourg
Spurs, watched them midweek when I was training in London
Man Utd, now that they're not winning anymore

 

[Camborne Gills]

Man Utd, now that they're not winning anymore

F**k 'em hope Ajax win the final. Worst 4 days as a football fan ever in 1999, when they beat Munich in the European Cup Final , and we..................

 

[Aber gas]

Ooh.
St Pauli, Livorno, Hibs, Rayo vallecano, Hereford united, Grimsby.

 

[LeonTheGreen]

Brighton. They helped us out during our Admin period, especially with fans reunited.

Truro. Half of their squad is made up of ex Argyle youngsters that got released.

 

[Ciderup]

Brighton. They helped us out during our Admin period, especially with fans reunited.

Truro. Half of their squad is made up of ex Argyle youngsters that got released.

Expecting big things from you lot next season Leon, it's been too long. Sort the gas out and come and join us eh?

 

[Camborne Gills]

Better still, Muff stay up, Gas stay up, we stay up and you err................................I think you know where this is going

 

[Ciderup]

Better still, Muff stay up, Gas stay up, we stay up and you err................................I think you know where this is going

Bollocks!

 

[LeonTheGreen]

Expecting big things from you lot next season Leon, it's been too long. Sort the gas out and come and join us eh?

I will take a season of consolidation/outside chance of a play off place. But if Burton can do it, so can we!

 

[Ciderup]

I will take a season of consolidation/outside chance of a play off place. But if Burton can do it, so can we!

Sounds fair. Good luck to the West countrys' second biggest club anyway.
IF you did get to play us again, it's a mightily changed Gate you would be visiting, totally different. No more taking pictures outside at 5am though eh!

 

[Aber gas]

Good luck to the West countrys' second biggest club anyway.

 

[Ciderup]

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HA HA HA! Fair play Aber, that didn't take long!

 

[Ciderup]

In all seriousness, who is the bigger? I know the gas have been higher this season and have had good crowds but Argyle have the better stadium and I've no idea what their crowds have been like.
Is there much in it? Forget the knuckle draggers down the M4 but I wouldn't like to say who's bigger out of the gas and Argyle TBH. Local rivalry would dictate that we have more of an issue with r*vers but Argyle have a decent set up down there and a big catchment area too.
That's a proper 'close season' post TBH as it doesn't matter anyway but I wouldn't like to choose 1 or the other. Probably ignorance on my part if I'm honest.

 

[Aber gas]

In all seriousness, who is the bigger? I know the gas have been higher this season and have had good crowds but Argyle have the better stadium and I've no idea what their crowds have been like.
Is there much in it? Forget the knuckle draggers down the M4 but I wouldn't like to say who's bigger out of the gas and Argyle TBH. Local rivalry would dictate that we have more of an issue with r*vers but Argyle have a decent set up down there and a big catchment area too.
That's a proper 'close season' post TBH as it doesn't matter anyway but I wouldn't like to choose 1 or the other. Probably ignorance on my part if I'm honest.

This won't end well
Obviously Plymouth have recentish Championship pedigree and ave been more successful recently. They have got a nice stadium/ set up too. We've got decent crowds/ away support and an exciting future. Plymouth have a large catchment area and some success would see them grow as a club. I dunno basically CU. A lot depends on what happens with regards to our future stadium/ infrastructure coupled with progress on the pitch because the supporter base is there.

 

[Ciderup]

This won't end well
Obviously Plymouth have recentish Championship pedigree and ave been more successful recently. They have got a nice stadium/ set up too. We've got decent crowds/ away support and an exciting future. Plymouth have a large catchment area and some success would see them grow as a club. I dunno basically CU. A lot depends on what happens with regards to our future stadium/ infrastructure coupled with progress on the pitch because the supporter base is there.

Thanks Aber. Unlike my previous post, I wasn't taking the piss with my question.
I've always thought of Argyle as a relatively decent sized club TBH.
AS you state, UWE is critically important to yourselves as is, I guess, the redevelopment of the Mayflower stand at home park? Going in to the Championship as you are would make life incredibly difficult as you're fighting an uphill battle with your current infrastructure. In your defence, we were the same until this season, it's a massive advantage financially.

 

[Marked Ox]

Surely, the biggest question is who is the pride of the West Country?

 

[Ciderup]

Surely, the biggest question is who is the pride of the West Country?

'COUGH'! Good effort.
Obviously us. Rovers play at a tent site and blatantly can't be proud as their attendance at Wembley was pitiful, Swindon are just shit, Plymouth are essentially French and Exeter are far too posh to care!

 

[Aber gas]

Surely, the biggest question is who is the pride of the West Country?

We're all just waiting for Landsdown to go full time Tory rugger bugger. Watch it all fall apart UTG

 

[Aber gas]

'COUGH'! Good effort.
Obviously us. Rovers play at a tent site and blatantly can't be proud as their attendance at Wembley was pitiful, Swindon are just shit, Plymouth are essentially French and Exeter are far too posh to care!

Pitiful... I'll agree with the second part of your post though. Swindon and Cheltenham are irrelevant. Muff and Exeter have each other.
Looks like we're stuck with each other.