League Table of hate

[Wade Falana]

Saw this on a Walsall site, good to see us in the relegation zone!

The higher the position, the more I dislike the club

1 MK Dons (plastic disgrace of a franchise)
2 Shrewsbury (Twelve-fingered bog folk)
3 Crewe Alex (hated them for 20 years)
4 Notts County ( never liked them not sure why)
5 Coventry (pay your rent)
6 Portsmouth (pay your bills)
7 Swindon (cheats)
8 Stevenage (anti football)
9 Bury (players always seem to be thugs or cry babies)
10 Colchester ( too many bad memories of Layer Road)
11 Yeovil ( Wrecked Darren Wracks career)
12 Carlisle (Destroyed Stuart Ryders career)
13 Bournemouth ( Broke my heart in the Auto windscreen in 1998)
14 Preston (they gave John Beck a job)
15 Scunthorpe (If they had built a better ground we might have too)
16 Crawley (We have never beaten them)
17 Brentford (Dean Gafney is a fan)
18 Sheff Utd ( Neil Warnock)
19 Oldham ( Its always freezing)
20 Leyton Orient ( how the hell did they do the double over us this season?)
21 Tranmere (They call us Brummies but hate been called scousers)
22 Doncaster ( How the hell did they beat us 3-0)
23 Hartlepool ( you only hate Hartlepool if your a monkey)

 

[ctay]

Love the Scunthorpe explanation!

[nice one rovers]

Love the Scunthorpe explanation!

What does it mean, do you know?

[The L J Monk]

Love the Scunthorpe explanation!

What does it mean, do you know?

Bescot Stadium was only the second  Football League ground in the last 40 years by 1990. Club officials had gone on a fact-finding tour of Glanford Park when Bescot was at the planning stage to get ideas.

http://walsall.web-fans.com/2010/07/years-at-bescot-1990-lookback-part-two/

[Dutch Uncle]

"The visitors section was known as the William Sharp Stand"

I like their new ground already..........

[Wade Falana]

My top five would be

Sheff Utd (They are far to big for League One, ha)
MK Dons (Hate everything about them)
Stevenage (Will always be tarnished with Westley)
Scunthorpe (Just cos its Scunny)
Oldham (Shit ground, will not miss going there)

[ctay]

Love the Scunthorpe explanation!

What does it mean, do you know?

Bescot Stadium was only the second  Football League ground in the last 40 years by 1990. Club officials had gone on a fact-finding tour of Glanford Park when Bescot was at the planning stage to get ideas.

http://walsall.web-fans.com/2010/07/years-at-bescot-1990-lookback-part-two/

Correct!

[Mr1Croft]

If I had to do a top 5



Scunthorpe (I class them as a much bigger rival, only second to Rotherham)
Tranmere (Their fans after the 2-1 win gave me a very negative view on them).
Milton Keynes (As a football fan I can honestly say I hate them).
Notts County (never got over the league cup defeat)
Preston (I never liked'em in Championship, Westley has made them worse!)


Sheff U would be much further down the list. I dont hate them, I dont like them either. I just dont care.

[pubteam]

Franchise - obvious reasons
Scunny - obvious reasons
Swindon - cockiest set of fans in the division by a mile, and a horrible overall culture that has grown out of Di Canio being there
Stevenage - horrible team
Tranmere - Ronnie Moore is a prick

[Draytonian III]

Sheffield United - Vermin
Team from Sheffield not Wednesday - League Cup 1978
Blunts - Crying because of Tevez 
Bramhall Lane residents Vermin
SUFC [not Southend ] - Colin managed them

[PDX_Rover]

Hmmm....

MK Dons - Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Stevenage - Shit new town.
Grimsby - Just hated going there. Horrible f**king hole.
Mansfield - For the treatment of Rovers fans on the 'Mansfield Moment' day, and because the fine Notts constabulary beat my mate up at a match during the miner's strike for no reason.
Colchester or Gillingham - always a f**king hike to get there and full of loadsamoney builder types...

[Bristol Red Rover]

Really simple with our League 1 brethren.

MK - just shouldn't exist
Swindon - just a feeling, don't like them
Most of the rest - so so, even Sheff U
Hartlepool, Bury, Oldham, Preston, Portsmouth, Yeovil, Orient, Notts Country, Carlisle - have a bit of a soft spot for, tradition and northerness, and in the case of Yeovil a bit of admiration coupled with friendly rivalry.