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Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger bunch of nobodies than Celtic?
We are playing Manchester United tomorrow and they are away at Mother-fucking-well on Sunday Enough said
Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"Valletta F.C. has won 25 Maltese Premier League titles, 14 Maltese FA Cup Trophies and a record 13 Maltese Super Cups. They've played around 100 matches in Europe (45 in the Champion's League). Bigger than West Ham?"
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"Good question never really thought about it... Relative success in their league: yes Fan base: probably yes (half of Glasgow, loads across Scotland, almost the entire proddie population of N.I, plus loads of English people's 2nd club) International recognition: tough one... West Ham are huge across the world not just cos of our football, loads of skinheads/punks etc worldwide love West Ham, dunno if its the same for Rangers Although.... almost all European holiday resorts have a dedicated Rangers pub, obviously we're everywhere but not really the same. Would love to say West Ham are bigger, but Rangers probably are/is"
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"What is your definition of big? Crowd size? No. Worldwide fanbase? Possibly (but then again, if you're Scottish, there's very little competition). Success in Europe? Possibly. Trophys in the cabinet? Definitely."
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
If Rangers were in the PL their first task would be to avoid relegation. Which they wouldn't.
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"I regard them in the same way as I do Chelsea so not particularly highly, in fact my Chelsea supporting cousins even go up to the odd Rangers game for some reason. The real Rangers fans I have come across have for the most part been nutters or had some anger issues. A big club in a small pond with only one real rival."
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
List no more than 4 criteria that are determinants of bigness.
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"No way. They are about level with Fulham, or Crystal Palace."
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"I know a lot on here think Celtic are beneath contempt, and this would be a fair comment, but Rangers are just as bad with their sectarian claptrap. Neither should be anywhere the PL."
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
They most definitely are not. They are very similar profile to be honest. Proper mix...like a lot of clubs.
Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"I know a lot of people think everything is dominated by social media these days but I don't think it's a judge of how big a club is, which is always open to interpretation and needs qualifying. I would say that Rangers probably had more in Seville than we had in Prague. Like us, they had people travel from all over the world to watch them or just to be there. They have not had the endless marketing and money of the premier league to push them forward but if they had I believe they would be on the same level or higher. Their Europa league run brought something out in their character that we would have found hard to match and I was glad we avoided them and glad that when we didn't quite make it they did."
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
We have almost 2 million more followers on twitter. Our location being a main factor and as I wouldn't want either playing in the English Premier I can't see that changing. However atmosphere wise I'd say they are much better
Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
Mallard - I'm not so sure we lost to Frankfurt twice.. Never ever in front.. Rangers led them in the final and only lost on penalties... So did much better against them than we did. They also knocked Dortmund out and Leipzeg..
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
"Willtell 5:12 Fri Dec 15 Why would that make them formidable ffs? They'd be on par with most of the also rans in the Prem, like us, and from there it'd be about how they were run and managed, they would either be trying to finish in the top 10 or in a relegation battle. They'd be far from fucking formidable, you plank."
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"So could someone explain how Cardiff,Swansea etc from Wales get to play in the English Premiership/ league, as there is a Welsh FA, but the Scott’s do not,in fact Berwick, that’s in England are in the Scottish league."
Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
It's easy to say things about Rangers but in the PL they would get up to an extra £170m TV revenue that would make them quite a formidable club. At the moment they don't pay PL wages nor do they attract top players. I guess they are probably on a par with the better Championship teams but a few years with a PL income they'd be massive too...
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Re: Is Rangers a bigger club than West Ham?
No Way. What have they won in Europe? One Cup Winners Cup isn't it? I'd put them on a par with us. A well supported club that would be mid-level in the Premier League (at best).