Who are the 3 biggest clubs in the football league

What about Huddersfield?

They've won less.

The next nearest, surprisingly, is West Brom who also have 9 major trophies, but fewer league titles than Sheffield Wednesday.

Obviously most of these trophies are long ago, but very few clubs in the EFL have won major trophies in recent years.

One of Blackburn's league titles was in my lifetime, at least.
 
Sunderland, Sheff Wed and WBA in my opinion.

Don't think there's much in it at all between WBA and Blackburn but I'd say WBA are slightly bigger because they have a higher historical average attendance, and have had more seasons in the top flight.
 
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But even if you were going off more than just trophies, I still think Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland would be in the top 3.

I feel like Ipswich could probably work their way in to contention because they're the only one to have a European title.
 
Its such a subjective question everyone has different criteria.

For me the clubs history is important, but modern history will always outweigh a clubs achievements before that and the longer so the less weight of attach.

Support is relevant, of course.

Trophies and consistent competitiveness counts, both domestic and European.

Ultimately the current standing and performance of a club has a big influence, albeit that can change quickly.

I think there's a group of around a dozen clubs that you could select from, but narrowing it down is practically impossible.
 
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