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Not a Big club by any measure!

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Yes, Tottenham is a big club. They have some history andnhave had a big fanbase for decades. But only two league titles is pathetic. Big clubs are defined by MANY leagues. every big club in every country has MANY LEAGUES. the biggest clubs in England, Scotland, Portugal,, France, Italy, Germany. Netherlands, Turkey, Greece, Belgium, etc. have ALL won the most leagues. Spurs is the odd one out. and Spurs has no global name. they've done nothing to warrant that. they have some fans now in Asia or the USA but only due to their recent "success" under Pochettino. not due to winning big trophies. of the big six, they're the smallest overall.

Yes, they've never wo the CL. but they have a bigger global fanbase and name than MOST clubs that have ever won it. Nottingham Forest or Villa would kill for Arsenal global name. So would Marseille, Porto, Steaua, Red Star, Hamburg, BVB, or Feynenood.

Hard to argue they are not! they're one of the biggest clubs in the world, in terms of fanbase and brand name. Everybody knows Mourinho, Drogba, terry, Lampard, Hazard, Zola, etc. Arguably the biggest club in London, though Gooners would strongly disagree. As for history, so trophies won i the 1980s were bigger than today? why or how? Even Man United were once a smaller club that got HUGE under Sir Matt Busby. Liverpool at one point were smaller than Everton but that changed after Bill Shankly. the point is what we deem the biggest clubs today had a spurt that mae them big clubs. It's not as if Man United was globally massive once Newton Heath was founded i 1878 or whenever they were founded.

with respect, South London hardly has many pro clubs. Themselves, Millwall, AFC Wimbledon and Sutton, that's it. that's not much of an accolade. Ipswich is the biggest club in Suffolf. SO?! they're the only pro club there! theyr'e not a big club. Not an overly large fanbase, no trophies ever, not much history bar developing top players like Wright, Bright, Southgate, etc. In London terms, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham and QPR are bigger. yes, QPR is. they have won trophies before.

As a Toffee fan, I’d easily put Aston Villa ahead of Spurs and just behind us. Everton might be a dormant club for far too long but Villa have been competing at the highest level for so long, I could not believe they got relegated and was so happy to see them back. I think I still have that 6-2 drubbing they did on us on times of Toni Cottee. We went into the game expecting to get some something, we got smack and sent on our way.

Thomas Holte, as in Holte end, sold part of his land that became Birmingham. Aston Hall, his stately home is right next to Villa Park.

Villa are a big club.

Villa are a huge Club. Ive been there many times to watch my team Leeds and you can tell when you approach the stadium that they are full of history. I'm old enough to remember the Holte end when it was all standing and in its full glory . We were robbed when we played Bayern in the European Cup final in 75 so i was very happy when Villa beat them in Rotterdam nearly a decade later .

Brightons natural supporter base is around 3000, so no theyre a small club, obviously. Also theyve never won anything and barely spent any time in the top flight. Tinpot. Similar in size to a chesterfield

Theyre not a big club. Their fan base size base is appalling

Obviously not

Average sized club

Big???? HUGE more like

2:46 Serial bottlers Bayern Munich 😭. Let's hope Villa faces them in the Champions League again this season.

Villa definitely a big club.

I would say they are a medium/average sized club.

Small club.

Chelsea before the takeover by Abramovich were more of a cup team and I would never have classed them as a big club. You only have to look at what they won before the takeover as opposed to after the takeover, before the takeover they only won a single league title 50 years prior, a couple of FA Cups, league cups and a cup winners cup. Look at them now following all the money, they have pretty much won everything.

They are not a big club but they have a decent sized fanbase considering they have never won a major trophy. To me they are an average sized London club, not the smallest but certainly not the biggest.

Yes Villa are a massive club 💯 Any club that's won the European Cup are massive clubs. Their trophy room is bigger than city's, Chelsea's, and Spuds and should really be classed as a top 6 club 🔴🌳

Can anyone remember Ho Ho Hochi min we will fight and we will win,north bank end of the sixties

NO.....without doubt an historically important club but they haven't won anything for over 40 years. Just another mediocre lower premiership club. This years "success" has been because of the performance failure of Man Utd, Chelsea and Tottenham.

I’m a Brentford fan. And I would say not at the current moment but they have the potential to be one. If the club is sold soon (which it might) to a wealthy buyer we could become a household name of a club.

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In 1874 when Aston Villa were founded, Aston was a parish in Warwickshire and separate from Birmingham, It wasn't absorbed into the ever expanding City until 1911.

Why are fans obsessed with size ? I'd rather my team be the best. Would you rather drive a Ford transit tipper or a porsche GT3

No, but they are slowing growing. They've now become an established PL club.

I haven't watched the video. I don't need too. They are a massive club. I put them alongside my club Everton but ahead of the likes of Newcastle United, West Ham United etc and probably only behind Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal etc.

40 odd years ago, every body has forgot it even happened

No.

Luton fan here. Villa are massive and I hope they go on to be back were they deserve to be, the ground is fantastic as well. Great club & fans 👏👏👏.

Not then, not now, not EVER..

Everton fan here...Villa are one of the grandest and biggest clubs in the country...one of the originals

Evertonian here, and yes villa are a big club just like us and a handful of others.

Big club? This is the fifth season Villa have been in the prem, they were in the championshiop for three seasons before that.

In a word, NO

What a stupid question, they are bigger then arsenal. How many champions league or Europe cups, have arsenal won?. I'm a liverpool fan, they have won the biggest cups. Can't say they about arsenal 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Clearly and predictably there's going to be the usual comments from those who ignored the fact that Chelsea had the biggest attendances in England, either side of WW1 and again in 1955. Everything is not set in stone. There was a time, Liverpool were not even the biggest club in their own city while Man Utd were a decent sized but by no means biggest club. As with all these video's, it depends on what you are comparing each club to and where you draw the line. Your attendance graph is not really a good representation in that is an aggregate list, not the average attendance of each club over their entire league histories. Chelsea a 6th. They were recently in 5th but their limited stadium capacity means Newcastle overtook them a little while back. Even so, with the 6th biggest all time average crowds, the first ever club to average 40,000+ attendances a century ago, a record league crowd of nearly 83,000, that alone puts them pretty high in the rankings.

Liverpool fan. Villa are a huge club. Historically speaking they're arguably the first legacy club. They're the main team in Britain's second-biggest city and have a big global fanbase. Villa are the very definition of a slumbering giant who look to be waking up.

Everton Fan here, Villa are a huge club and well respected.

No. One League Championship since 1910 and One FA Cup since 1920. Don't make me laugh

Villa still sing about winning the European Cup in 1982 that sums up the Brummie Dummies..When relegated to the championship they had to close half the ground..😅Big club my arse..

Villa are the Vintage of World Football. They are Royalty.

"The Garibaldi We wear with pride, was made in 1865!" COYR 🔴 ⚪ 👌 🏹

Bigger than Chelsea, Tottenham and Man City, that's for sure.

World War 2 has nothing to do with the reason West Ham sing Bubbles !!!

that was fun reading the comments (utv)

Biggest in London 3rd biggest in Uk from a Villa fan