In the Prem I'd say it is. I don't really see any higher level of hatred than Spurs-Arsenal. Especially as over the past decade we've managed to close the gap in quality. Utd-City isn't a great derby in my opinion, City have only become relevant over the past few years, Utd never used to worry about them. Utd-Pool is more based on the fact they're the two biggest clubs in England but the rivalry is stemmed from success/ past success. Pool-Everton can be tasty but I still think Spurs-Arsenal is the most heated rivalry, we ****ing hate one another to levels I don't think people outside of it really understand.
It constantly amazes me that Hughes keeps getting another job in the Prem. He’s ****ed up at just about every club he’s been at.
Always makes me laugh that outside of Norf London no one gets the absolute hatred we have to Campbell...they ask "why do you still hate him? It was so long ago" yeah. right. now **** off and play FIFA 18 you plastic **** bucket
That's probably true of most derbies tbf. Thinking about it though there's not many in the Prem at the moment. I actually think the inter-city derbies are often fiercer as there's less working/mixing with the enemy so to speak, especially with ours there's often long gaps between us playing which allows it to build up. I both hate and love the games when they come around, even though I was obviously taking the piss with that Chelsea comment this morning I'd hate to support a club without a natural rival.
Fans think we're joking when we sing "Jelly and ice cream"... They have no idea we're deadly serious.
