Massive Vale fan, home and away. Heartbreaking to admit but it is Stoke. Their seasons in thr top-flight boost it. Without them, it'd be much closer. Still, we carry on

Maybe you should try put Millwall against Leeds and Millwall against Cardiff

Do one today Pompey are better now

Albion r shit

What struck me about this video - and what a good job you’ve done, btw - is that although Pompey have the greater history, the big weaknesses are the ground and social media presence. I’m sure being outside the Prem is a big factor in both, but the club must address both if they are to have sustained success. Do it again in 5 years and let’s see who is on top! PuP

Horizontal stripes are enough to make an anorexic giraffe look like a fat b******.

QPR the biggest and the best supported. The other two grounds are full of tourists

southamptons seasons in the premier league: 24 portstmouths seasons in the premier league: 7 it baffles me how people think portsmouth are bigger nowadays, their fans cling on to their trophies from the 1940s

You donut!!! You think we might finish off the stadium if we get promoted to the premier!!?? You MELT!! We already did!! That's why it looks like that now... Know your history!!

Craven cottage is probably my favourite ground in England.

This is going to be good.

Fucking beauty I miss paradise

I didn't know too much about either of the two Bristol clubs until I watched this ~ But I think the 'Pirates', hand's down, have the 'coolest' Club Crest !

Didn’t they get take over by a millionaire?

Fulham is very expensive for Premiership games you are much better off doing a cup match and getting a ticket in Jonny Hayes stand 120 years old next season.

Great video Matt…always had a soft spot for Brentford as their fans sang in support of the fans of my club Cardiff who were against us playing in red few years back

1. Fulham. Big stadium, wealthy, successful and stable in the prem. The highest attendance of the three, with a nice starium which is being extended and brought up to date. 2- Brentford. 2nd highest avg attendance, outgrown their stadium already. A good premier league team and very wealthy/established in the prem. News of them potentially buying Twickenham rugby stadoim to continue their growth. That would seat about 70,000 if it happens. Less than a rugby ground due to pitch size. 3-QPR quite a dated stadium they dont sell out, lots of empty seats. Chanpionship strugglers fallen on hard times with lots of growing debts. It seems like most of the local younger generations drift more toward Chelsea/Fulham/Brentford.

This is one of these "Who is bigger" videos that is actually very close. QPR would be the most successful as they are the only one of the three to win a major trophy. I guess I would have to say Fulham but it's not by a lot.

Nice one Matt.

Great video again mate

qpr had a great team back in the day marsh/bowles/givens/masson/gillard

Before watching the video I'd say QPR. They've won a trophy and have the highest league finish (2nd in the old 1. division in 1975/76(?).

Three nothing clubs just one trophy between the three utter jokes clubs.😆😅🤣

fulham

Fulham QPR then Brentford

Dundee -------- coz "Dundee United Are Shyte" 😜

Wembley of the north my ar+e

lol….. Southampton fc top club on the south coast not like the poorer part of Hampshire

Thanks for all the nice comments on the Boro. 👍

Never in doubt

I'm sure you guys will go up eventually, you lot thumped us on boxing day and nyd.

If you live here you'd understand what a silly question that is. Nothing against the Vale but Stoke are easily the bigger club however you measure 'bigness'.

I would love Portsmouth fc to go back into the Premier league again play on pompey ❤

Is this Scottish non league ?

Oh no does that mean they have to play Dartford next season

You should be a bit smarter mate wolves had way more lows

Portsmouth are the bigger club. End of discussion

Chatham Town missed how many chances in the first half oh well next season.

There is no simple answer here, they are all bigger in different ways. Brighton is currently the highest ranked team (and arguably the largest local population of supporters to draw from), Portsmouth have the most trophies in their cabinet, Southampton have spent the longest period in the top flight, and Bournemouth have... what they have.

Was there ..briliant day

Yeah, wasn’t a 3-0 game, was a 4-0 ;) Great vid. I think Chatham will be right back up there again next year.

Unlucky Chats but there is always next season Matt.Dont even think about being biased mate. You and me are from the area, even though we have both left the area. I went to school in Chatham. Highfield was at the top of the hill going up from Chatham station. Got my O levels there and started my apprenticeship in Rochester. Talking about your weather. Well i am up on the Baltic Coast at a place called Zingst, and its been sunny and warm for the past 2 weeks. I will try and send you some lol. Enjoy your summer Matt, and lets look forward to an improvement at the Gills next season. No doubt you will be bringing a few more vids out before the end of the season though, and be marking off your list again in august. Shame that the Chats didnt make it, but they have come along way in these past few seasons. All the best Dave

Don’t you know pump it up the town are going up 🔵⚪️🔵⚪️

The issue of southern-based teams playing in the National League North will continue as long as we have a non-league pyramid where three of the four feeder leagues to step 2 are composed mainly of clubs located south of Birmingham. In an ideal world this wouldn't be a problem - you join the National League, the clue's in the name - but as things stand it places sides from a certain part of the country at a real disadvantage because of the travelling costs they incur. As supporters of Bishops Stortford this season - and perhaps Needham Market and Chesham United next season - will confirm.

Haven’t caught any of your Gillingham videos yet though, cos your non league ones always pop up in my recommended videos, I have been subscribed for a little while now though, so will eventually get round to some, but they are your club you support, so I would expect you to be biased in them

Gutted for them, my aunt & uncle live in Gillingham, so have always watched out for them & Chatham & always want them to both to do well, personally I don’t find you too biased, you do seem to be neutral when I watch your vids

Thank for the vids , a good watch every week , something I`d like to do myself , see you next season UTFT

TOWNER GOING UP OLE OLE 🔵⚪️

No point going up when they are not ready otherwise it will smash their confidence back down. The trouble is they pick managers on their previous history like playing football etc but when all is said and done it still boils down to motivating players and drawing their instimct to bond and find a way even it appears to be none. The best chance to move leagues is too be like an albatross and once they take flight they glide and stay up for a long time. Gills and chats fell apart when they lost their morale due to the management. .

Matt has been on hand a few times recently to record playoff heartbreak.