Clubs you are/were glad to see the back of

[Legion]

Millwall, Leeds and Coventry City as well.

[thick_mike]

Wimbledon...we always seemed to lose against them.

[The Laughing Policeman]

Ipswich. I remember going there a few months after the pub bombings and the twats started singing "There was a tavern in the town" and "Here we go round the Mulberry Bush."
SHA,Coventry,SHA, Leeds,SHA, Millwall oh and SHA.

[CJ]

With regards the OP I was sorry to see Fulham go down - regardless of our record against them it was always a good away trip. For me it's got to be Coventry, SHA and Blackpool purely because of the comments by that Gollum gobshite Holloway

[nigel]

Ipswich. I remember going there a few months after the pub bombings and the twats started singing "There was a tavern in the town" and "Here we go round the Mulberry Bush."
SHA,Coventry,SHA, Leeds,SHA, Millwall oh and SHA.

Yes, I was at that game, too.

[UK Redsox]

I've never understood the antipathy fans feel towards other clubs*.



(* apart from Newcastle United)

[brian green]

Bob rowe beat me to it. Wimbledon and (briefly) Millwall. Never liked Boro. If there was one I would dearly like to see swallowed by a gigantic galactic goldfish it would be Manchester United.

[Phil from the upper holte]

Coventry, small time self obsessed wankers, SHA and West Brom, so we can put to bed this we know what we are bollocks for good

[Steve R]

Pretty much everyone really. Any team that we beat thoroughly deserved it and were lucky to get away with whatever the scoreline was. Equally any club that beats us has committed a crime against humanity.

[peter w]

Only glad to the shit go down. Would have been funny to see Everton go in the 90s in the way it's funny to see big clubs struggle. I remember them singing to man U - 'You're Going Down With the Villa' to man U in the mid 80s. Not that that bothered me I saw it as a token of their respect. I daresay we don't get that anymore.

I also wonder how many other fan's forums would say us if we had gone down in the last two seasons for being boring and shite?

[andyaston]

Wimbledon and their massive away support. Biggest bogey side ever!

Small heath for so many reasons.

Boro, what a horrible place.

Coventry, for being a pain in the ass and helping Man United to pip us for the 1992/93 Premier League title.

Wolves, their fans seem in a timetrap (they all must like Mrs Brown's Boys).

Crystal Palace, we never, ever win at their place no matter how good we are and how shit they are??

Chelsea, vile fans.

Millwall, as above and became a bogey side in the late 80s.

[ADVILLAFAN]

Wimbledon and their massive away support. Biggest bogey side ever!

Small heath for so many reasons.

Boro, what a horrible place.

Coventry, for being a pain in the ass and helping Man United to pip us for the 1992/93 Premier League title.

Wolves, their fans seem in a timetrap (they all must like Mrs Brown's Boys).

Crystal Palace, we never, ever win at their place no matter how good we are and how shit they are??

Chelsea, vile fans.

Millwall, as above and became a bogey side in the late 80s.

I like Wolves, we always beat them home and away.

[IamLegend]

Newcastle. That was a good day.

[Damo70]

All three of the clubs who have at some point contributed to my many miserable visits to Selhurst Park. Palace, Wimbledon and Charlton. Also Oxford. Their old ground was a dump and I didn't like their fans either. Add Grimsby to the list too due to their fans and the local police. The police at Leicester were quite hard to love too. Also the Nottingham police and their antics in 1989.

[ChicagoLion]

Have Chelsea gone down?

A special mention for Reading, Oxford and  Swindon. Clubs that have caused us more problems than they should have. Bolton, horrible ground. Oldham ditto.