I asked Chat GTP about British soccer club stereotypes..

To decide which ones to ask about, I first asked to list the Top 20 soccer stadiums in Britain and which clubs play there.

I then asked about stereotypes about each club. Followed up with stereotypes about the cities where the clubs play.

For your entertainment..

Manchester United
Known for their global following, fans are often seen as very passionate and proud, sometimes with a hint of arrogance about their club's history.
Manchester City
Traditionally seen as the "noisy neighbors" to United, fans are often portrayed as having a newfound swagger since recent successes, sometimes seen as a bit more modern and less traditional.
Manchester
Known for its music scene and industrial history, Mancunians are often seen as friendly, direct, and with a great sense of humor, sometimes perceived as a bit brash.

Celtic
Supporters are known for their strong sense of community and pride in their heritage, often seen as fiercely loyal and passionate, especially during Old Firm matches.
Rangers
Fans are often characterized by their passionate loyalty and strong identity, sometimes viewed as having a fierce rivalry with Celtic supporters.
Glasgow
Glaswegians are known for their wit and warmth, often portrayed as proud and passionate about their city and its culture, with a bit of a rough-and-ready reputation. Often seen as lively and outspoken.

West Ham United
Fans are often characterized as having a strong East London identity, known for their banter and love for the club’s history, with a reputation for being a bit cheeky.
Arsenal
Supporters are often viewed as knowledgeable and nostalgic, with a strong pride in the club’s history and a hopeful outlook, even during tough times.
Chelsea
Fans are characterized by their passion and vocal support, sometimes seen as "glory hunters" due to the club's recent successes and stylish West London vibe.
Tottenham
Supporters are known for their unwavering loyalty and optimism, often embracing a long-suffering identity while passionately engaging in their fierce rivalry with Arsenal. Together, these fan bases reflect the rich tapestry of London football culture.
London
Londoners are often seen as diverse and cosmopolitan but can sometimes be perceived as a bit snobby or in a hurry, with a love for the arts, fashion, and a busy lifestyle.

Sunderland AFC
Known for their unwavering loyalty, supporters are often viewed as down-to-earth and resilient, with a deep connection to their city and club.
Sunderland
People from Sunderland are often seen as hardworking and down-to-earth, with a strong sense of community and pride in their local identity, sometimes perceived as a bit rough around the edges.

Liverpool FC
Famous for their passionate support, fans are often seen as deeply emotional and proud, with a strong sense of camaraderie, particularly during European nights.
Liverpool
Scousers are known for their friendliness and sense of humor, often characterized as proud and passionate about their city’s history, music, and culture, with a strong local identity.

Burnley FC
Supporters are known for their strong local ties and hard-working ethos, often seen as no-nonsense and proud of their roots.
Burnley
Residents are often portrayed as friendly and straightforward, with a strong working-class ethic, and are known for their close-knit community spirit.

Aston Villa
Supporters are often seen as deeply knowledgeable and proud of their club’s history, with a mix of optimism and frustration due to the club's ups and downs.
Birmingham
Brummies are known for their distinct accent and sense of humor, often seen as down-to-earth and friendly, with a rich cultural heritage, especially in music and food.

Newcastle United
Known for their intense passion, fans are often portrayed as extremely loyal and proud, sometimes with a hint of over-optimism, especially before the start of a season.
Newcastle
Geordies are famous for their friendliness and warmth, often seen as lively and fun-loving, with a strong sense of local pride and a love for socializing.

Wolverhampton Wanderers
Supporters are known for their strong local pride and connection to the club, often seen as friendly and welcoming, with a great sense of humor.
Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton residents are often viewed as hardworking and straightforward, with a strong community spirit and a reputation for being friendly.

Leicester City
Fans are often seen as having a “fairy-tale” mentality, celebrating their underdog status, and known for their infectious enthusiasm, especially after their recent successes.
Leicester
Leicester is known for its multicultural atmosphere, and residents are often seen as welcoming and friendly, with a strong community vibe.

Leeds United
Known for their vocal and passionate support, fans are often portrayed as fiercely loyal and proud, with a reputation for being a bit rowdy.
Leeds
People from Leeds are often characterized as lively and sociable, with a strong cultural scene, sometimes seen as a bit cheeky or irreverent.

Norwich City
Supporters are often seen as friendly and laid-back, with a strong local identity, sometimes portrayed as cheerful, regardless of the team's ups and downs.
Norwich
Norwich residents are often viewed as laid-back and friendly, with a strong sense of local pride and a love for the city’s history and natural beauty.