Is there anything more annoying in football

Originally Posted by forzagarza

WHat about us that have watched City one week and United the next?

Then you must be about 75 years old.

city are my second team.

manchester > united.

tbh without any kind of connection to a particular place, saying you support some team on the continent is no different at all to saying you hate them

there was some @#%&! on the times site the other day, going on about spurs and how they were "destined to fail, just like all my previous clubs". jesus wept.

Originally Posted by forzagarza

WHat about us that have watched City one week and United the next?

ive heard that form a few "old" boys.....usually in their mid 60s and older ...as kids they used to do that.....i think it was a Manchester thing.....whereby you supported your own town against any "outsiders"...and also a north/south devide thing as well...


i can understand it to a degree...but i cant agree with it fully.

i see ciddy as a vehicle for taking the piss.....nothing more

I always look out for Wrexhams result.


But to actually 'follow' or support another team, is mental.

I don't mind too much if it's a local non league or lower league team that they support e.g Stockport, Alty etc. Or they have a valid reason for supporting them like their relative plays for them...

Maybe I'm just a tolerant, understanding person.

I've got a mate who supports Arsenal, Ipswich and Bristol City. Tbh i couldn;t really give a £#%&! about it.

Originally Posted by taff

there was some @#%&! on the times site the other day, going on about spurs and how they were "destined to fail, just like all my previous clubs". jesus wept.

Ginners?

Originally Posted by revanoz

I don't mind too much if it's a local non league or lower league team that they support e.g Stockport, Alty etc. Or they have a valid reason for supporting them like their relative plays for them...

Maybe I'm just a tolerant, understanding person.

My best mates little brother played for Aberdeen yesterday against Rangers in the SPL. He's 18.

bother in law is a carlisle supporter ive been to see them play a few times rochdale/ bury /stockport (its a good excuse for us to meet up) i look out for thier results but thats as close i i come to having a second team.
its hardly supporting them.
cant see any harm in watching another game of football if united arnt playing
unless its watching them @#%&!s from wastelands and anfailed

And when I was a youngster, I watched Stoke for a couple of seasons and Wrexhams (including the Wrexham-Arsenal Cup game) games too.

Originally Posted by magic_cantona

And when I was a youngster, I watched Stoke for a couple of seasons and Wrexhams (including the Wrexham-Arsenal Cup game) games too.

you weird weird little man.

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

you weird weird little man.

Only went 'cos I was a young lad and my uncle was playing for the £#%&!ers.

I couldn't get to United every week, or sometimes for a few weeks, so I went there.It was football, free and funny too.


Especially the Alan Ball/relegation season

following buxton is the future

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=uLDgiiTpnFU

Originally Posted by magic_cantona

And when I was a youngster, I watched Stoke for a couple of seasons and Wrexhams (including the Wrexham-Arsenal Cup game) games too.

I understand why you watched them, but I can also understand a lot more as well, now that I know that....

Originally Posted by Wafty Crank

I understand why you watched them, but I can also understand a lot more as well, now that I know that....

I've got loads of gay and black mates.

Honest guv.

Originally Posted by Horst_ Bucholst

following buxton is the future

YouTube - Buxton vs Bradford PA

That song is £#%&!ing brilliant

Originally Posted by magic_cantona

And when I was a youngster, I watched Stoke for a couple of seasons and Wrexhams (including the Wrexham-Arsenal Cup game) games too.

This speaks volumes.

Originally Posted by sullers

This speaks volumes.

Correct.

You can see where my wide knowledge of British football comes from.