The mighty Glasgow Celtic for me. The club is in my veins and always will be, Hail Hail :)
Another wednesday lad here.
Season ticket since 80/81, travel to most away games too (for my sins).
What footy has taught me is that you can stil have one of the best years of your life no matter what age you are (last season/year was brilliant given the way we beat that lot to promotion).
Oh - and well done Bradford - have a soft spot for them due to a connection because of my dad.
Originally Posted by senwar
It's always pleasing to see. Most football fans I know are happy for them, always good to see an underdog punching above their weight. Stops the thudding predictability of the normal weekly league games.
I was a Portsmouth fan, from as early as I could remember. I had a season ticket from my early teens (1990/91) through to the 2006/07 season. Now, I couldn't even tell you who they are playing next game!
It didn't take a genius to work out that things didn't add up back then. The Premier League ruined PFC as far as I’m concerned - but that's a whole different topic.
Nowadays I follow my local non-league (Blue Square South) team - Havant & Waterlooville.
I'd encourage anyone to go and see their local non-league team, it's helped me fall in love with the beautiful game all over again...
Probably the most footballing pleasure I've had is watching my mate's lad all the way from 5 (now 12). Been to a stack of games and seen them from a team where any pass was a miracle to the crack bunch of assassins they became. Less personal now as they are all picked up by the Clubs - But football for the joy of it.
Southampton, through and through... I bleed red and white ;)
It's my birth town, moved away for some years but now back home. It's never boring being a Saints fan, just in recent times we've had boardroom battles, been in administration, started a season on -10 points, a billionaire buyout, big-name managers being sacked, developed then sold some of the best young English players around, back-to-back promotions, the manager who achieved that has now been sacked and we're now in yet another new era with a young new manager.
Few clubs can match us for headlines and drama!
My two favorite clubs : Real Madrid C.F. and Manchester United.
I used to be a fan of Olympique de Marseille but now it's quite hard to support any French team...
These! Season ticket holder for the last umpteen years. They recently renamed the trophy cabinet at the KC 'The Cabinet'. This season is looking good so far ;)
I can quite honestly say I have never supported a football club.
It's just a matter of time...
Errmmm. :o)
lifeling Chelsea, which is why I never read the english press anymore
In lieu of my favourite Chris Waddle Wednesday till I die picture, this will have to do:
LEEDS UNITED.
bowie
Flying high at the top of the league with the mighty Cardiff City!
Blooooobirds!! Be fun next year with us and Swansea in the prem :)
Providing you don't wobble ;)
No wobbling, proving unbeatable. Soon we will have the chance to have *our* ball boys kicked by the best players in the world :)
Evertonian
COYB !
Be interesting to look back at this in may. It's not a given Cardiff will do it.
Very brave words when there's 3+ months to go!
Man City here, been going since 1975 so think I'm owed some of the good times I'm enjoying now.
Malc
You'll definately have a wobble, the pack is chasing!
Or maybe they'll spend vast amounts of cash they don't have? (again).
Cardiff City for me, born and bred bluebird.
Now i have relocated down south, Western Sydney Wanderers, the best football and best atmosphere in the A League ;)
Luton Town for me! Fan since childhood had my 10th birthday party on the plastic pitch. Heading to Norwich tomorrow for the FA Cup game.
Devil till I die. Since 83.
I was at Reading on or near to Boxing Day in 2011, freezing my nuts off, watching a dull match, when they were in 15th place or so...
"A man of little significance"
Heard it all before... and you ABU's me laugh! Now how do you know that I have no familial connection with Manchester or that my maternal Grandfather had no connection with the club??? Oh, that's right... you didn't.... You just assumed that I wanted to support a club that plays fast, attacking, attractive football and how dare I do that???
But keep smiling... Fans of the club at the top of the Premiership certainly are!
Liverpool since 78, born in a red shirt.
Sunderland AFC - The Black Cats
Liverpool, Liverpool and erm.....Liverpool
Same here, went to my first match in 76 and due to work being going on and off since.
For this coming Super Bowl Sunday: the San Francisco 49ers!
For this coming Super Bowl Sunday: the San Francisco 49ers!
Well Tom most of the football fanatics are going with the Ravens so we shall see. The Ravens have a huge defensive front line too it will be something to watch.
Best football crowd ever....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GcUH2cChok
Now that's comedy!
That stadium is a bit empty!
Cheers,
Neil.
Rayo Vallecano (mother's family thing - no choice in the matter. Disowned if we'd ever have muttered the phrase 'Real Madrid').
Given I grew up in Birmingham and never got to see Rayo 'live' or indeed on TV I used to go to Molineux a fair bit so I consider myself a Wolves fan. Good times....or not...
I once met a bloke from Surrey who didn't support Man U
seems Villa have just signed the swansea ballboy as he holds onto the ball longer than any of the useless gits we already have.
Bristol Rovers :-(
It must have been me!I once met a bloke from Surrey who didn't support Man U
Joking aside unless you are an ex pat Manc why would you? Apart from glory hunting obviously.
There are plenty of London clubs where Surrey lurkers can go and watch their team.
My friends and relatives support West Ham, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, Palace, Millwall, Brighton, I don't see how a southerner can feel any affinity with a northern club and vice versa.
That said I do know a bloke called Rupert from Caterham who professes to be a Manure supporter.
Says it all really.
Cheers,
Neil.
Obviously Paris St Germain..... From today!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/21280673
Luton Town for me.......
I've supported them for as long as I can remember and I'm 43 now!
Seen the good times and the many, many bad times but here's hoping that they will capitalise on their winning streak in the Cup!
Now that is what is required for PNE at present :(
Me too! I was up at Carrow Road on Saturday and loved it! Let's hope we can get past Millwall
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