tomaldinho1
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This is probably technically the right answer.Manchester City
I kind of feel like OP was hoping for lots of replies saying 'Liverpool' though
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This is probably technically the right answer.Manchester City
Marseille are too big. Thinking about it more carefully, the smallest is probably a club like Anderlecht or Dynamo Kiev.I would give Olympique de Marseille a shout. The first (and only French) CL winner, that stadium, the fans, the history, the aura it still has ... but if you look at how their recent teams have looked and their results.
I honestly wouldn't know. And if I knew, and brought it up as a bragging point I'd be laughed out the shooting range or some other place where Yanks hang outAren't your Knicks the biggest NBA franchise? While the Lakers are the most successful?
Or is it Golden State, based on value? I know that the Lakers aren't at the top either in terms of market value or franchise.
Yep, and great peril is removed from the sport. Complete failure is rare because of the franchise system and lack of relegation. I think they also have salary caps. It arguably doesn't matter if one team is bigger than the next really. In football it is different because being the bigger club can have an impact on various aspects of the game.That's because basketball is an individual sport masking as a team sport and fans brag about hall of fame entries and stats. Americans are obsessed with individual stats and menial records like "this is the first time they've scored less than two touchdowns in the first 2Q on a Thursday night in over 2 years".
That’s a brilliant shout, HSV being another contender from Germany with a huge following, lots of history having won the lot, but being a laughing stock for close to a decade now.Schalke perhaps. top 15 in terms of value on those Forbes lists not so long ago. always among clubs with the most registered members, with almost 200 000 members. for what? they're close to being dissolved than winning anything ever again.
Seems obvious.I'll never understand Europeans' obsessions with the size of a club
"The Lakers are the biggest NBA team/franchise"... like, so?