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Are any Wolves gonna step up and challenge DigiMike to a duel?? :lol:

1 West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers 2 Ipswich Town and Norwich City 3 Liverpool and Manchester United 4 Portsmouth and Southampton 5 Cardiff City and Swansea City 6 Aston Villa and Birmingham City 7 Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday 8 Bristol City and Bristol Rovers 9 Newcastle United and Sunderland 10 Brighton and Crystal Palace 11 Derby County and Nottingham Forest 12 Blackpool and Preston North End 13 Darlington and Hartlepool United 14 Luton Town and Watford 15 Blackburn Rovers and Burnley 16 Port Vale and Stoke City 17 Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur 18 Grimsby Town and Scunthorpe United 19 Everton and Liverpool 20 Leeds United and Manchester United 21 Chester City and Wrexham 22 Chesterfield and Mansfield Town 23 Northampton T and Peterborough United 24 Bury and Rochdale 25 Manchester City and Manchester United 26 Coventry City and Leicester City 27 Millwall and West Ham United 28 Accrington Stanley and Morecambe 29 Colchester United and Southend United 30 Macclesfield Town and Stockport County

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No Palace/Brighton though... That's always been my favourite rivalry... :laugh:

Snorri xxx

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errr not after last nights performance (shocking first half) and especially as the Tesco's grabbed a last minute winner

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Howie 5 O wrote: blackburn Burnley only 15th....pah! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2005/02/19/sfnbur19.xml

Went on the train to that match. Match was awful. The journey from Bumley Barracks to the Turd and back was great fun........And seeing what was left of the loos at half time was interesting.........Dingles

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7 7 7 wrote: I shit on Wolves fans -don't yer know :hat:

West Bromwich? Isn't that a dump? :p

(Okay, admittedly, not as bad as Wolverhampton, but...) :spit:

:smoking:

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Cov and Leicester fans had a big ruck just the other week in Cov city centre

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Can't believe Chelsea and Spurs didn't make it to the list. Far more blood spilt between those two clubs than Arsenal and Spurs.

Arsenal Villa sparked at the weekend.

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I would have substituted Burnley for Bolton (15)

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Bonzette wrote: Can't believe Chelsea and Spurs didn't make it to the list. Far more blood spilt between those two clubs than Arsenal and Spurs.

Arsenal Villa sparked at the weekend.

I gather you Gooners got wound up about the Eduardo song?

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Villa Mark wrote:

Bonzette wrote: Can't believe Chelsea and Spurs didn't make it to the list. Far more blood spilt between those two clubs than Arsenal and Spurs.

Arsenal Villa sparked at the weekend.

I gather you Gooners got wound up about the Eduardo song?

:nono:

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Everyone knows that West Brom vs Wolves is the biggest rivalry.

Celtic vs Rangers and Manure vs Liverpool are second division compared or even Scottish Premier :D

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Bonzette wrote: Can't believe Chelsea and Spurs didn't make it to the list. Far more blood spilt between those two clubs than Arsenal and Spurs.

Trust you to come back here after a period of absence talking straight off about firms! :lol:

That's all that hatred is though, isn't it? Firms, surely, and not the general populace. Yer average Yid in the street is still gonna hate your lot more than they do Chelski, no?

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El Jarvo wrote:

Bonzette wrote: Can't believe Chelsea and Spurs didn't make it to the list. Far more blood spilt between those two clubs than Arsenal and Spurs.

Trust you to come back here after a period of absence talking straight off about firms! :lol:

That's all that hatred is though, isn't it? Firms, surely, and not the general populace. Yer average Yid in the street is still gonna hate your lot more than they do Chelski, no?

They're all average so difficult to tell one from another.

But as rivalries go, I'd still say dead cert that Spurs and Chelsea is pretty big. Defo bigger then some that made the list.

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Nick King wrote:

7 7 7 wrote: I shit on Wolves fans -don't yer know :hat:

West Bromwich? Isn't that a dump? :p

(Okay, admittedly, not as bad as Wolverhampton, but...) :spit:

:smoking:

Vibrant
http://www.wolverhamptoncity.co.uk/content.php?c=5

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Bonzette wrote: They're all average so difficult to tell one from another.

But as rivalries go, I'd still say dead cert that Spurs and Chelsea is pretty big. Defo bigger then some that made the list.

Suppose they've just gone for the Man-in-the-Street approach, and not what's necessarily current.

This season we seem to have major issues with Forest, five years back it was Plymouth. These things come and go, don't they?

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Marvin wrote: I would have substituted Burnley for Bolton (15)

:nono: no nay never we'd never view bolton in the same way we view burnley

anyway i though man u was bolton's big derby game ?

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Alf wrote:

Howie 5 O wrote: blackburn Burnley only 15th....pah! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2005/02/19/sfnbur19.xml

Went on the train to that match. Match was awful. The journey from Bumley Barracks to the Turd and back was great fun........And seeing what was left of the loos at half time was interesting.........Dingles

i also went on that train as i usually do. dads sending the kids out the houses and to the bottom of the street to v sign us :laugh:

it was a mate of mine,eddy grant,that sorted the fly over plane.he got half the money off simon garner :nod:

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banshee wrote:

Marvin wrote: I would have substituted Burnley for Bolton (15)

:nono: no nay never we'd never view bolton in the same way we view burnley

anyway i though man u was bolton's big derby game ?

I spoke to a Burnley fan last week who reckons he hates us more than Blackburn!

Yes Man U is always a big Derby game too.

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Villa v the Scum is the most hostile English derby. Only 40 police officers injured after our win at the Sty last year. The game at our place in 2003 was the most hate-filled game I have ever been to. People in exec boxes were attacked. Bluenoses were hunted out and thrown down the stairs in the stands and given a kicking. The Police advised the Blues coaching staff that they couldn't gurantee their safety. Villas mob was 500-700 strong Total Chaos.

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dimpkins wrote:

Nick King wrote:

7 7 7 wrote: I shit on Wolves fans -don't yer know :hat:

West Bromwich? Isn't that a dump? :p

(Okay, admittedly, not as bad as Wolverhampton, but...) :spit:

:smoking:

Vibrant
http://www.wolverhamptoncity.co.uk/content.php?c=5

Had the misfortune to stay in Wolverhampton a couple of times (I work in Telford - it was the nearest hotel!) - never found it vibrant! :lol:

:smoking:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Bonzette wrote: They're all average so difficult to tell one from another.

But as rivalries go, I'd still say dead cert that Spurs and Chelsea is pretty big. Defo bigger then some that made the list.

Suppose they've just gone for the Man-in-the-Street approach, and not what's necessarily current.

This season we seem to have major issues with Forest, five years back it was Plymouth. These things come and go, don't they?

That's definitely true: Stoke-Vale was pretty hostile in the late 80s/early 90s but is just a bit of banter these days, especially seeing as it looks like they won't exist in a few years. Incidents against Brum were vicious in the 90s but that rivalry now seems pretty calm. Our 'relationship' with Cardiff in the early 00s was nightmarish given that the two of us the had the worst hoolie reputations in the country at that time. Our recent FA Cup game(s) against Newcastle had a lot of hype after our lot had battered the fuck out of them at a match during the Keegan era: we heard endless tales of lads coming out of retirement, squaddies taking special leave to come back and take revenge on Stoke. All came to nought, mind. (Though I guess that's Newcastle all over, eh?)

There's some long-running bad-blood between us and Bristol City, and WBA seem to be much loathed amongst the Stoke populace at the minute, which is bizarre because for as long as I can remember they've been practically bosom buddies with our lot!

Circa 91-94 our big rivals were Liam's lot, Stockport fucking County. Makes no sense, does it?!

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I thought you and Wolves had a mutual dislike for each other?

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Villa Mark wrote: I thought you and Wolves had a mutual dislike for each other?

Well, yeah, but I've never met a football fan who doesn't fucking hate Wolves. Even Wolves fans secretly hate themselves.

:nod:

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Snorrimon wrote: No Palace/Brighton though... That's always been my favourite rivalry... :laugh:

Snorri xxx

Err...

El Jarvo wrote: LINK

10 Brighton and Crystal Palace

Typical Watford fan - unable to read :nod:

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Bonzette wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: Yer average Yid in the street is still gonna hate your lot more than they do Chelski, no?

They're all average so difficult to tell one from another.

:spit: :rofl: :rofl:

Class riposte, Em :rofl:

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Wolves v Baggies biggest in England????

I have more questions than answers.

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The 'Old Farm' at #2. Having followed the Tractor Boys all my life,i would say that you're more likely to get into a dust-up at a Sooty & Sweep show than at either Portman or Carrow Rd.

Having said that,About 20 Norwich fans managed to get them selves arrested after a fight with the 'Leicester youth' a couple of weeks ago.

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