Non-rival clubs that you hate

[lysglimt]

Rosenborg - most Norwegian fans hate them. I actually despise them more now than when they won the League 25603 times in row - there was a bit of respect then.

AIK - because of their fans...or fans is perhaps not the right word - hooligans is better. I would rather take my 10 year old to an English high-risk game than to a match between AIK and any of Hammarby or Djurgården in Sweden. In fairness a few of the other fans are almost equally bad - almost.

QPR - a club I really liked 25 years ago with Sinton, Ferdinand, Gallen etc - now I just want them to vanish down the drain.

Newcastle - a club I dislike a bit with my heart, and dislike a lot with my brain. It's the best example of a club that has done everything wrong for almost 20 years.

 

[Rossmufc10]

Newcastle... horrible fans! Been to two games at Old Trafford against them and they away are scum

 

[Glaswegian]

Life's too short to hate.

x

 

[WensleyMU]

Leicester. No specific reason, though Gary Lineker probably plays some part in it.

 

[Kill 'em all]

Barcelona.

 

[Heinzesight]

Norwich.

 

[jem]

Juve are one of my favourites. I love the old lady. They are the United of Italy

I hate Rubentus. Prefer to think of Milan as the United of Italy (a comparison that has positive and negative implications.)

 

[jem]

Newcastle. Ever since Keegan was there I've despised them

Newcastle, but because of Ashley, not Keegan. Their bare-chested fans also grate.

 

[AlecHDR]

It's just football. I don't really 'hate' any teams.

I was cringing at all the praise Burnley were getting last year. I know they finished in a great position but I find it very hard to warm up to Burnley, Dyche, and the 'football' they play.

 

[Mr Pigeon]

West Ham. Owners are tax dodging shite hawks. Fans are wankers.

The obvious...West Ham, Millwall and Stoke.

However the way us United away fans was treated in Marseille not so long ago. Just about every french team going i hate.

If you're wondering about our trip to Marseille, cut the long story short. We was put in a metal shed before the game. Had to stand in 5 lines. Match started and when questions was asked we got a beating if one foot was outside the line from the riot police in the shed. 10 mins into the game some top officials was going berserk what was going on with the riot police. Not one United supporter did anything wrong.

We was tjen put in a corner of the ground with no visibility with a cage that felt like barbed wire to the sides of us. Loud speakers aimed at us which had microphones around the stadium of home fans amplified to deafen us and to intimidate us.

We got letters from United and EUFA asking for evidence and appologising to us. Marsielle got a heavy fine. Shed had to be pulled down and the cage we was in removed.

So yes. I hate them.

Were.

 

[Cypriot]

Newcastle, Sunderland.

 

[Reddy Rederson]

Celtic and rangers. Growing up in Glasgow the sentence “what team do you support” always preceded a fight. They both stand as symbols of hatred and intolerance.

 

[Web of Bissaka]

There's a recurring themes going on here.

Hate - Real Madrid, Stoke.
Dislike - Bayern, Inter Milan, West Ham, Newcastle.

 

[Web of Bissaka]

Life's too short to hate.

x

 

[the_irish123]

Its really hard to like Madrid and Juve, specially in the 90s

But recently Atletico Madrid really is almost reaching that level for me. Their matches are usually awful, with extraordinary cheating and time wasting. Also Simeone is a thug and Burgos needs to lose weight and shut up.

 

[Butch Cassidy]

Liverpool: Mainly their fans, you would think that 25+ years without a league title would have humbled them by now.

The Liverpool fans I read on here seem pretty humble. But I'm assuming you obviously know a lot who aren't!

Any club that Neil Warnock manages is my pick. That guy, man. A bell. Irrationally, I wasn't a particular fan of Cardiff, so will be happy to see them go straight back down, never to be seen again.

 

[Robbo's Shoulder]

Celtic, oh and Kettering Town

 

[Nickthepip]

Huddersfield really annoyed me last season. I hope they are relegated. West Ham, Brighton and Stoke also.

Because they had the temerity to beat United?

Great community club with a proud history that looks after its fans and an owner with the long term interest of the fans who are fantastic supporters.

United could learn a lot from the way Huddersfield do things.

 

[Rednotdead]

Wet Spam - can't stand them. I especially hate Noble.

 

[RedRob]

Sunderland. Like a pre-Mansour City, they define themselves by who they aren't ("We hate Newcastle / We hate United,") rather than by who they are. Ties into the Poznan thing - they have piss all to celebrate that they've accomplished themselves, only being able to talk about being there when others have fallen short (it's not like they were the ones who denied us, we beat them that day). Horrible club, horrible fans, horrible place to spend a day.

 

[redshaw]

Not hate as such, it's the pathetic rivalry they have for us in their minds so West Ham, Newcastle, Sunderland. I'd also include Leeds, I don't seem them as a rival from our view and this war of the roses is bollocks, they have a huge dislike to us and obviously that is returned. To me they should feck off and go watch some rugby. Sadly looks like they're coming back from the doldrums.

Deep down they know they either had feck all fans watching them before or share the United name or both and channel their inadequacies and lack of stature towards us.

 

[IrishMcD]

The club formerly known as rangers.

 

[MC89]

Hearts and hearts reserves....... scum pure scum

 

[RedNed77]

Stockport County. I went to watch them a few times years and years ago and ended up leaving early when the chants of "we only hate Man United" started ringing out from the home crowd. And Stoke, I remember getting off the train at Stockport (who they'd been playing that day) with my mate to be greeted by 2500 Stokies chanting Munich songs at us. We had to get a police escort off the platform.

 

[DWelbz19]

Juventus

 

[gaucho_10]

I only hate Barca and Pathetico, but they're our rivals. As for the rest I couldn't care less..

I do laugh at some clubes like Juve or Bayern.

 

[IRELANDUNITED]

Never liked Stoke and never will, glad they're gone

 

[Art Vandelay]

Crystal Palace
Barcelona
Celtic
Rangers

 

[Sir Scott McToMinay]

I know I’m in a minority but I actually liked Pulis’ and Delap’s Stoke.
They always caused Arsenal problems while we usually beat them.

 

[CallyRed]

Wrong way round. It's 'we hate Liverpool and Man City, we hate Liverpool, and Man City, we all hate Leeds scum, we all hate Leeds scum....

And cockneys of course?

Ah wrong song

 

[Oldyella]

Hate is a strong word, but I would be happy to see Stoke and West Ham drop off the face of the earth.

 

[greatscott9930]

LA Galaxy

1. Their name sounds like a Mario Bros. video game

2. Their propensity in the past and present to sign irritating players (Landon Donavan, Robbie Keane, Ashley Cole, etc.)

 

[Macern]

Sunderland definitely, for obvious reasons.

 

[Kapardin]

Hmm, Norwich. Not because I have anything against the club, but I know some annoying people who support them. Better they remain in the Championship (No offense to Norwich fans here).

 

[Utd7]

As someone who also supports Milan, easily Juventus.

 

[VorZakone]

As someone who also supports Milan, easily Juventus.

Isn't Juve widely hated in Italy anyway?

 

[el magico]

Hmm, Norwich. Not because I have anything against the club, but I know some annoying people who support them. Better they remain in the Championship (No offense to Norwich fans here).

That's unfortunate. As someone who goes to games in the UK, I can honestly say that Norwich is one of the best away days. Its a lovely city, good pubs, great little ground and the supporters are friendly, self-deprecating and very loyal. They do have a bad accent but otherwise I would say that Norwich City is a great club. What a shame that you know their annoying fans!

 

[Steve Bruce]

Fulham because of the al fayed connection
Sunderland because of niall quinn
Mk dons no explanation needed.

 

[Bestofthebest]

Stockport County. I went to watch them a few times years and years ago and ended up leaving early when the chants of "we only hate Man United" started ringing out from the home crowd. And Stoke, I remember getting off the train at Stockport (who they'd been playing that day) with my mate to be greeted by 2500 Stokies chanting Munich songs at us. We had to get a police escort off the platform.

Same here. Took my lads to watch Stockport a few times and noticed they would not give out United's half time result unless they were losing and then it raised the biggest cheer of the day. Also, noted that City's
crowds went up as County's went down. Bet a large part of City's fan base are disillusioned County fans. Serves them right. Agree about Stoke as well. The most obnoxious fans I have ever encountered, a definite inferiority complex there and well deserved.

 

[Sandikan]

Qpr
Wannabe big timers who haven't been relevant for two decades.
The way they just gave up in that game v city years ago, conceding and then punting the ball straight back to city from the restart.

West ham
Morale free owners, high amount of abusive thug fans.
Seemingly forever trading off a few 1966 england players and that crop of players they produced 20-25 years ago.
Given a massive stadium pretty much free

Palace
Pointless club. Disliked them since the Cantona game.

Arsenal and Tottenham fans very quickly find their voices after wins, i can only imagine how they'd be winning something of note

Any one managed by Warnock, Pulis, Pardew.