How does Chelsea stand in your country?

[madalista 30]

In my country chelsea is BOSS bcoz of their resilience.

i'd say in order by the number of fans its

real

utd

barca

chelsea

arsenal ( used to hae more but they have abdicated to other clubs now)

milan

munich

bin dippers

juve

inter

[blueblood22 50]

you need to understand something in small countries the media talking about a team a lot and show the team on TV if the team playing astonishing like barca or if the team have a player from the nation. people saying from Czech Republic on cech Nigeria obi mikel and now moses as to us Yossi Benayoun is mostly one of the best player we ever had. was a hero at liverpool west ham before and before racing in spain and for chelsea thay didn't gave him a real chance don't get me wrong i didn't want him at chelsea from the beginning only because of his age not other thing he is a great player. now back to topic every small country have fans because of one of there national hero playing in a big team and seeing on tv all the time or because the team is playing astonishing and for long time as i said like barca. and of course there is the history thing that is true people still love livepool not becasue how they playing now you can be sure fot that.

from my point of view

it's

barca

utd

liverpool

real

others-and we chelsea fans between the others

and by the way i'm fan of chelsea since 2000

and yes sometimes people say haa you fan of chelsea only because the money and shit and than i say no i'm a fan even before

[mnmontero 78]

In Venezuela it is as follows for the 15 - 30 age range:

1. Barcelona

2. Real Madrid

3. Juve / AC Milan / Inter

6. Athletic Bilbao

7. Chelsea/ Man U / Arsenal / Liverpool / Manchester City

As of International teams of course. I have yet to meet a Chelsea fan in Venezuela to be honest with you, I have met one or maybe two Man U, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City fans because everybody is either a Barcelona or Real Madrid fan, well it's understandable as people don't actually watch football except for Champions League games and Clasicos to be honest. Some people are like me, religious with the games I rarely miss a Chelsea game unless I have class. Even though I ranked them at 8th there is a HUGE basque community in Venezuela who watch their games a lot, and an even bigger italian community that basically supports either one of those 3 teams.

[hunaz10 21]

In Sri Lanka, ManU is definitely the biggest, but Chelsea wud be 2nd I guess Liverpool 3rd, but not sure cz I dont know any older fans..! Barca is growing faster, few Arsenal & Real fans & the rest is glory hunters..!

[ChelseaUnite 26]

In my country, Indonesia (BALI)...

1. Barcelona

2. Manchester United

3. Chelsea

[RamiCFC9 258]

I think here is something like :

1.Barca

2.Man. U.

3.Real M.

4.Chelsea

5.Bayern

6.Liverpool

7.Arsenal

[Shogun 721]

I thought Everton were quite popular in Australia? when we done a tour there a few years ago it was fairly packed thanks to a certain Aussie icon. Any help Aussies?

[DYC. 7,542]

Chelsea is very disliked/hated here because we bought succes and despite all the money never played offensive football under Abramovic. Holland is all about attacking football.

Italian and French teams are perceived as boring and Holland and Germany aren't exactly the best of friends so not much love for German clubs here. The country's filled with Barca lovers. Utd and Arsenal are quite popular as well.

[Nando 106]

In Bulgaria there are lots of Liverpool fans and of course up there are the likes of United and Barcelona. Chelsea has a good amount of fans too. I was just talking with my mate, that since this Saturday I see people with Chelsea shirts on the street everyday. Always cheer them up even though they are total strangers.

[Beigl 1,387]

Chelsea isn´t very popular in Austria.Here are 90% Real Madrid and Barcelona gloryhunters,really annoying sometimes

[BlueJewel 56]

Chelsea is the most supported foreign club in Ghana largely because of Michael Essien and the other African imports circa 2005. There're a lot of passionate fans down here who don't miss a single Chelsea match, which is always available on pay TV. This is my ranking of the most supported foreign clubs in Ghana.

1. Chelsea

2. Manchester United

3. Arsenal

4. Barcelona

5. Liverpool

6. Real Madrid

7. AC Milan

[unclezillion 23]

As a school teacher in Thailand it goes like this

I write on the board i hate Man u to lots of boos

I hate Liverpool to a fair few boos

I hate Arsenal to a few boos

I love Chelsea to inbetween Arsenal and pool

:readthemessage: :blue scalf:

[ymalleb 14]

Chelsea fan base here in Malaysia has growth tremendously over the couple of years. Having said that, largest portion still belong to MU & Liverpool with Chelsea & Arsenal come close to 3th and 4th. Speaking of rivalry, unlike in England here in Malaysia we had a typical fans called ABU (Anything but United) & GEMUK/ means fat in Malaysian (Gagasan Excited Manchester United Kalah/ means Excited of MU loss Congress. They consist of all non-united fans who hold lots of hatred towards MU.

[Mário César 975]

Portugal:

Real Madrid

Barcelona

United

Liverpool

Arsenal

Chelsea / Tottenham / City

[mannyfreshh 164]

In Los Angeles area I would say, Barcelona Real Madrid Manchester United Liverpool Chelsea in that order... It really seems that everyone here that is into soccer root for barca though.

[Blueman 57]

In Egypt, Chelsea are fairly popular, I think thanks in part to Drogba who is well known around here. I think we are now joint first in premier league popularity with United here but no where near barcelona and real madrid. They have always been the most popular, even more popular than local teams. Thankfully though City havent amounted to any popularity since there title win so all is good.

[Superblue 6,370]

I would say that in my country Chelsea currently stand at the top of the only table that matters...the Premier League

Anybody else can fuck off!

[AndersonBLUE 819]

Don't worry oversea peeps, here in England everyone hates Chelsea. The media, the local punter down the pub and their dogs.