They're by far England's second biggest club, who else is? You?
Recent Trophies don't = size. They have the fanbase, and are relevant even when they aren't winning.
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Recent Trophies don't = size. They have the fanbase, and are relevant even when they aren't winning.
This is the worst Ive seen Arsenal defensively....ever. They will be calling for Arsene by the end of the year.
Should be booked for the tackle, then booked for the playacting.Xhaka
Literally the ONLY way they would be the second biggest club is if you were basing it on number of league titles. If they have the fanbase, why exactly are they behind us in shirt sales, licensing deals and basically every single concrete metric of how big a club is? Just because they talk enough for 10 people each doesn't make them a big club.
Nonsense.
You sell less shirts than Arsenal ffs.
They're bigger by Chelsea by quite a large margin. Come on now.
It's United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and the rest.
People still laughing at Arnautovic as a decent backup striker?
If you ignore every financial and sporting metric, and just pick whatever names you think should be there, then sure I guess.
Again??
I mean I hate Liverpool as much as any rational United fan, but you are talking complete bollocks. Arsenal haven’t even won a single European cup ffs. You can’t possobly suggest they are a bigger club than Liverpool. They just aren’t, sorry.
You're not a bigger club than Liverpool, ask anybody in England who the top two are in terms of size and they will say United and Liverpool. They have the history, you do not. They've won 18 league titles and are 5 times champions league winners.
We generate more revenue than A.C Milan, by a significant amount. Are we a 'bigger club' than them?
Chelsea and Arsenal are both bigger clubs than Liverpool in just about every metric except trophies.
Some people here are strange, it's like if it's not a WC signing they don't want to know.
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To be honest I don't think he would do well in a backup role, he's a bit of a stroppy fecker and has a definite ego. He's best when he's in that star man role in a team built around getting him chances.
My preference, for Jose, would have been Mandzukic but Arnautovic would have been a good backup for Lukaku. PL money is nuts though.
Southampton taken lead against Leicester. Bertradnd.
He seems to have calmed down lately but you could be right. At least Jose knows him from before.
You tell me yourself and be honest, which one's the bigger team in London: Arsenal or Chelsea?
Let's just write off history then. I guess City will be bigger than Liverpool soon?
Blud Fam v West Ham
I think he's content at the moment, he's being played in a role where he thrives and he's the main man at the club. Take him out of that and stick him on a bench? Dodgy, IMO.
It’s not fair that Arsefam TV has made Arsenal huge.
No "Big" club goes approx 30 years without a league title, history is only part of the story. And yes City could one day become bigger than Liverpool if in another 30 years Liverpool don't win a title and City win plenty.
Arnautovic is garbage. He thinks he is too highly of himself
Leicester equalise.
Seem to be a fair few empty seats at the Emirates. Don't normally watch Arsenal outside of the big games - is that common? Pretty poor considering the new era they're entering.
Leicester equalise at Southampton. 1-1. Gray.
Clearly they do, especially when they've won the CL in that time. You honestly don't think Liverpool are a big club?
Everton lead.
Everton ahead at Bournemouth. Walcott. The ten men take the lead.
Chelsea bigger than Liverpool? 
It's been common for the past few years. With the highest priced tickets in the land and no ambition at the club, it's hard to get excited.
Shirt sales.
Vardy is injured?
Apparently we now judge the size of football clubs purely on revenue.Chelsea bigger than Liverpool?
Not any more, only by name. Although they seem to be trying to become one again lately
Now, Chelsea. 10 years ago, Arsenal without a doubt. Clubs grow in stature, and decline in stature. There was a time when Ajax were one of the worlds biggest clubs, would you call them that now?