GaelicFox Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Chelsea and Liverpool Chelsea becuase they have the most horrible racist bunch of morons following them Liverpool because I'm sick of seeing our pubs in leicester rammed full of "locals" when they are playing all Waring red and shouting for A team 200 miles from where they are living , why ? Why not your local team ? City have won nearly as much as liverpool in last 20 years , irrelevant club Forest can't be a hate club , must be a ****ing despise club for all foxes
Mikey Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Hate Forest, dislike Derby. Newcastle as well. Had a mate at school who I met In 2004 and he was giving it big balls while we were shit for the next 4. When we went down he wasnt sympathetic at all. Finally we're better than them and I can give him some shit.
Spudulike Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't have a massive problem with other clubs but I do have with people 'supporting' clubs from other cities. Not that they have chosen to support another cities club but because they think they have secured the high ground to deride my poke ridicule at my club. I have a cousin, born bred and lives in Leicester, supports Arsenal and laughs out loud when City lose. Weird. Must be some inferiority syndrome or something. ... oh don't get me started on Tigers fans.
fuchsntf Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Hate Forest, dislike Derby. Newcastle as well. Had a mate at school who I met In 2004 and he was giving it big balls while we were shit for the next 4. When we went down he wasnt sympathetic at all. Finally we're better than them and I can give him some shit. naa, overwelm him with respect and kindness,Explain to him the finer heart of football , that will confuse him totally.. Explain the theology of re-birth, and the dali lama, and we have already bought him to play midfield. After a few Newcastle browns, it will finally sink in, that supporting Magpies is an ungodly cult, they are quite evil and witches devils.
dobbylcfc Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't have a massive problem with other clubs but I do have with people 'supporting' clubs from other cities. Not that they have chosen to support another cities club but because they think they have secured the high ground to deride my poke ridicule at my club. I have a cousin, born bred and lives in Leicester, supports Arsenal and laughs out loud when City lose. Weird. Must be some inferiority syndrome or something. ... oh don't get me started on Tigers fans. I have exactly the same problem in the family does my head in.
MC Prussian Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't think that from a Leicester fan perspective, there's really a lot to choose from. I would even go as far as saying "hating" doesn't apply. In the past, people used to jump on the anti-Forest, anti-Derby, anti-Coventry bandwagon (and some still do) - but let's face it: The first two never really felt the same about us (and they still don't). All in all, I just find it somewhat ironic that some fans of some of the more prestigious clubs in the Premier League for instance, such as Liverpool or Chelsea, still bang on about past successes and think of themselves as much bigger than they really are or they have a hard time coping with the fact that nothing lasts forever (in the case of Chelsea's previous titles in recent years). And despite all the support, the Geordies and Mackems ought to deserve better, yet they always find a way to cock it up big-time. Millwall still have a really bad bunch of supporters and Blackpool are a joke thanks to the Oystons. But what do I know? This current status quo might just be a fluke in the system and normal services to resume anytime soon. Deep inside, I'm just grateful to see that we are doing so well at the moment and that other fans have to endure Championship or lower league hell for a considerable time to come still.
Fox92 Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Sheffield Wednesday. I'm from just outside Sheffield, so I grew up with the other kids being either Wednesday or United. It was always the Wednesday fans at school that I couldn't deal with, especially during the 06-08 period when we were both fighting relegation (and ultimately in 2008 we went down). The day that sticks out in particular was after they beat us 1-3 at home in 2008 - which basically confirmed our relegation - I went to school and the amount of stick I endured was horrible. I wouldn't ever wish the worst on any football club, but as long as Wednesday are always below us it suits me fine. I honestly love beating them.
Spudulike Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't think that from a Leicester fan perspective, there's really a lot to choose from. I would even go as far as saying "hating" doesn't apply. In the past, people used to jump on the anti-Forest, anti-Derby, anti-Coventry bandwagon (and some still do) - but let's face it: The first two never really felt the same about us (and they still don't). If you really think that Forest never really felt the same about us then you weren't around in the sixties and seventies. The Forest/Derby love-in is a recent rivalry. Leicester/Forest is traditionally the big one. Derby were not on the radar. All in all, I just find it somewhat ironic that some fans of some of the more prestigious clubs in the Premier League for instance, such as Liverpool or Chelsea, still bang on about past successes and think of themselves as much bigger than they really are or they have a hard time coping with the fact that nothing lasts forever (in the case of Chelsea's previous titles in recent years). And despite all the support, the Geordies and Mackems ought to deserve better, yet they always find a way to cock it up big-time. Millwall still have a really bad bunch of supporters and Blackpool are a joke thanks to the Oystons. But what do I know? This current status quo might just be a fluke in the system and normal services to resume anytime soon. Deep inside, I'm just grateful to see that we are doing so well at the moment and that other fans have to endure Championship or lower league hell for a considerable time to come still.
AndWhat? Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Rangers. Can't stand all the '[insert team] Loyal' bollocks
Oxfordfox83 Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Derby just cos, although I wish they were better so we'd get to play them occasionally. Man U because I was the only City fan in my Glenfield primary class. Spurs fans are pretty shite-they're a poor man's Liverpool for delusion. Barcelona because they're a horrible tedious team. Tiki taka is shit and boring and the only reason they won anything is a) Messi is genuinely a contender for best player in history and b) the Spanish league is rubbish-basically Scotland on steroids. And I hate the fact that commentators constantly rim them... So in typing this out, it turns out these days that the team I hate most is Barcelona. What a time to be alive...
leicsmac Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Any team that tries to bring partisan political bollocks into football (Rangers, Celtic, Barca, Real Madrid). Any team that has a subset of knuckle dragging racist morons who should know better (Chelsea, Leeds, QPR to a lesser degree). Basically, any club whose fans try to make it about more than just two teams kicking a football around for 90 minutes and how good they are at it. Though, as some here have said, the term 'hate' is a bit strong.
fazzyfox Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 hazard kicked the ball boy You're right, consider Hazard added to the list (he should already be on it for repeated simulation along with Robben). I remember the ball boy was the son of a Swansea board member. To celebrate the win he paid for a formal dance party for the players so just like his son he laid on a ball for the team.
dayday Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Always be Cov for me regardless of there plight, we could never beat them In the nineties, which was quite painful as had to endure the bragging rights from there fans in Rugby town centre on a Saturday night.
justfoxes Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Villa for me the smug little buggers at work taking the pi55 when we had our struggling patch at the bottom last season,but how things change our great escape and carrying on the great form under Ranieri and then that superb performance being 0-2 down to teach the Vile a lesson 'priceless' ! But how quiet those Vile fans are now !
nettle Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't like Chelsea or Man Utd because of their crappy glory hunting fans. Most of them wouldn't have been any where near Stamford Bridge or old Trafford or born any where near London or Manchester. Spurs also after the Worthington cup final, coming out of Kingsbury tube station some of their fans running at us like zulu warriors. They bottled it though and ran on to the other side of the road! Horrible atmosphere around Wembley as well. Local teams forest and Derby again their fans are deluded going on about past glories.
Weller in Tights Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 As someone pointed out earlier, it's not the other teams, it's their supporters. The hatred was often developed personally by supporters maybe due to particular incidents at specific games, eg you might get a 'kicking' at a particular ground or it might be the arrogance of certain teams supporters. When I first started supporting City in the 60's and through the early seventies it was Forest. Going through the Seventies I developed a hatred of Chelsea. When I started teaching and running school teams I was shocked by lads turning up to training in Man U, Liverpool and Arsenal tops. These 'big' clubs became the target of my vitriol. I banned kids from turning up in anything but their school PE kit, Leicester tops or international tops, I did let them wear European teams tops Barca, Real Madrid, etc (They were kids after all!). Also hated the racist sections of the Chelsea, Millwall and Leeds fans. Basically its the arrogant supporters I really can't stand. The teams who supporters think they can look down on us. Man Utd are undoubtedly the worst at this, but Newcastle and Sunderland have also always been like that. The Geordies and Mackems think they are the greatest fans in the world and deserve more than they get. I've been to Roker Park when it was one of the quietest grounds I have visited and the Geordies have always been a bunch of moaners, it's not just since that Sports Direct twat has been there. **** 'em all **** 'em all United, West Ham and Millwall Coz we are the Leicester And we are the best We are the Leicester So **** all the rest.
Saxondale Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't even mind Derby much these days, probably because we always hammer them. Forest, however, are just twats. There's something odd about their fanbase; they seem genuinely unable to believe that they're not a big club anymore. Chelsea i hate just because they're Chelsea. And because they're owned by an evil Russian billionaire mobster. I've hated QPR over the last few seasons because of Redknapp and their flukey promotion. This season, it's Villa who are doing my head in. They've been sbsolutely shit for about six seasons. They bring in an inexperienced manager and, for some reason, the media are expecting a turnaround. Why is the BBC obsessed with Tim Sherwood? They're obviously going to finished 17th again.
justfoxes Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 You're right, consider Hazard added to the list (he should already be on it for repeated simulation along with Robben). I remember the ball boy was the son of a Swansea board member. To celebrate the win he paid for a formal dance party for the players so just like his son he laid on a ball for the team That was a disgraceful attack on the lad from Hazard for him to kick a young lad was inexcusable the Tw@ !
justfoxes Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 I don't even mind Derby much these days, probably because we always hammer them. Forest, however, are just twats. There's something odd about their fanbase; they seem genuinely unable to believe that they're not a big club anymore. Chelsea i hate just because they're Chelsea. And because they're owned by an evil Russian billionaire mobster. I've hated QPR over the last few seasons because of Redknapp and their flukey promotion. This season, it's Villa who are doing my head in. They've been sbsolutely shit for about six seasons. They bring in an inexperienced manager and, for some reason, the media are expecting a turnaround. Why is the BBC obsessed with Tim Sherwood? They're obviously going to finished 17th again. 19th !
Bamba's Babes Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 #1 - Nottingham Forest The rest - Rangers, Hull, Coventry, Watford, Liverpool, Cardiff, Norwich, Derby
bovril Posted 11 October 2015 Posted 11 October 2015 Don't like the 'hate' stuff, never have. Unless the result has an impact on your team, I never did understand people motivated to watch football/sport solely in the hope to see a team they dislike lose. I don't understand the hate towards teams like Watford, Burnley, Blackpool with whom we have a fleeting rivalry. When I'm abroad and I bump into somebody who supports a provincial team there is usually a mutual respect for supporting someone less fashionable. In terms of Forest... meh. I have nothing against their fans really and they deserve to crow about that 78-80 team, but I want them to lose. However, it is perfectly acceptable to hate Chelsea or Liverpool, particularly Chelsea, for all the reasons listed above.
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