General Information on Club Fans

>Kasımpaşa
Not a lot of them, if this club wasn't in İstanbul, and in such a prime location in İstanbul (literally next to Taksim and İstiklal Avenue), they'd be in the 3rd tier. Fans themselves are inner city poorfags and gypsies. Mostly erdoshills since erdoğan is from Kasımpaşa

>Başakşehir
Close to zero actual fans, and those fans are completely plastic themselves, to the core. Massive erdoshilling, they don't even hide it. This club used to be known as İstanbul Büyükşehir, the club of the local government. Obviously close to the government. Fans are '1453 we fuke your moters' types.

>Göztepe
The biggest İzmir club, fans tend to reflect İzmir stereotypes : White, living a decent life, tall, strongly kemalist, have a 'let live' outlook on life, and sexually active. Fans are almost all kemalists and CHP voters. Truly a beacon of light in the darkness. (no, I'm not from İzmir)

>Kayserispor
They used to be notorious for having 1k attendances in home games around 5-10 years ago despite being one of the best anatolian clubs. Now the situation is fixed, but people continue to never fill the stadium
Club, the city, the fans, are all erdoshills. Not even a sniff of leftism, Kayseri is famous for its businessmen. Otherwise average anatolian 'turks'

>Akhisarspor
This club hails from a town of 150k and is in the super league solely because they're excellently run and managed. Fans are non-existent outside of the town, no stereotypes. Also no political ties.

>Karabükspor
Fans are left-leaning, Karabük is a steel factory town. Fans have a decent support in spite of being a small city and having an awful stadium.

>Antalyaspor
Disappointing support for the single club of the 5th biggest city in Turkey. In the old times noone really gave a shit, but after that came the Eto'o and Nasri and Menez times.
No political ties. Overall a very bland and indifferent club, and fans.

>Alanyaspor
The same as Antalyaspor with every aspect of power and strength divided by three

>Yeni Malatyaspor
Decent support, Malatya is a biggish town in an otherwise boring as shit area of Turkey. Club is neutral but since the city is undisputably AKP ground, so are the fans.

>Konyaspor
Massive erdoğan shills, the club, the city, the fans everything. But otherwise they tend to fill up the stadium and have above average support. Horrible nasal accents.

>Sivasspor
Meh is sufficient. Nothing stands out. The club of a large erdoğan-loving village in bumfuck anatolia masquerading as a city. Even when they play their archrivals Kayserispor the stadium is half empty.

>Gençlerbirliği
The most historically successful club in the capital and 2nd biggest city in Turkey and yet home games have 2k people in them. Truly baffling. Fans are known as educated, mild-mannered people of Ankara, usually working in government or teaching etc. So the fans aren't erdoğan shills, but I also don't think they support CHP as a group.

>Osmanlıspor
Lmao
Read Başakşehir, this is an even worse version of them, including that they play Ankara

Expecting answers, reward my autism please.
Post your countries' versions.

thank you for this #respect

>>78211097
This

>>78211097
come now

>>78210826
>1. Fußball Club Köln
stronger than all their clasmates in the Bundesliga

>Borussia Mönchengladbach, Leverkusen, Fortuna Düseeldorf and Buyern
mega ass-faggots

How is Çaykur Rizespor and Orduspor?

>>78211097
1 (you) = 1 respect

Starting with the big 3, which is safe to say are at least 90% of all the fans

>Benfica
The majority. Includes most normies, cause people who don't follow football just answer Benfica to the question "what's your club", it seems like a standard.
In general, their fans are deluded and hypocrites beyond fix, as if the club was the center of the universe. Fanbase is national wide, even the North is full of benfiquistas.

>Sporting (my club, for reference)
2nd biggest club in terms of fanbase, national wide too, although with a not so strong presence in the North. It has 2 major factions who lead internal disputes which hurt the club: the average joes and the bourgeois richfags who often vote for rightmost parties. Short-term successes often overwhelm the fans who are also very proud due to muh history in several sports and easy to trigger due to shortage of titles in recent decades.

>Porto
Historically the northern power, portofags usually appeal to their regional pride. In general, the most calm and lucid fans out of the big 3 both in victory and defeat, but this is a consequence of 30 years of hegemony which they now fear is being lost to Benfica.
Gained young bandwagoners in other regions due to recent success. Which is funny given how "regionalist" their original fanbase is.

Some other historical clubs currently in the first division. There are more in lesser divisions like Academica or Beira-Mar.

>Boavista
A true bairrista club from Porto. Kind of a small Atletico de Madrid.
Very loyal to the club, but a few years in lesser divisions damaged their fanbase.

>V.Guimaraes
Absolutely insane lads. Extremely proud, because Guimaraes is the birthplace of our first king (a great kebab remover). 4th club in terms of attendances. Always with the club even in defeat.

>Braga
Eternal rivals to V.Guimaraes. They have the stigma of being Benfica fans, so they've been trying to fight that in recent years. The relative success in and outdoors and having a cool stadium helps them with removing the stigma, I guess. 5th club with attendances as of lately.

>Belenenses
Dying fanbase. Used to be very relevant, but lack of success in recent decades and being Lisbon-based made them lose fans to Benfica and Sporting.

>V.Setubal
Similar to Belenenses (Setubal is close to Lisbon).

>Maritimo
Proud club from Madeira with a big enough fanbase, but usually relegated to 2nd club by many of their fans, who are actually benfica and sporting fags.

>>78210826
>>78210861
>>78210886
What does "spor" mean? A lot of your clubs names end with it.