Reply With QuoteCherrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriessssss!!!!! :D
Im a season ticket holder at the mighty Birmingham City as is my son and wife, were a sporting household :drunken:
Watch out for Cristian Benitez scoring a few this year and us getting results against Liverpool in the league as usual :wink: Ill be happy to stay up this year in all honesty :D
I also support my sons team as he plays under 10's for our town, i do a bit of coaching for them.
Cherrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriessssss!!!!! :D
with no cash :(Originally Posted by GC8
One of the largest clubs in the country. :)
Chelsea since childhood.
And not a johnny come lately. I was born and lived a goal kick away from the ground, know Alan hudson well, he was a neighbour who lived in a pre-fab. Dear old mum still lives there. She used to watch them all through the fifties.
Harrogate Town.....but much prefer rugby league and so has to be Leeds Rhinos...
Come on you Irons!I thought this may be interesting.
I know Eddie supports Wednesday, Foggy Pompey and Griff Man City but what about the rest of you?
No glory hunters BTW. Man U supporters will only be allowed if they live in Manc.:P
Obviously if you don't like football this is not for you. You can go off somewhere and talk about needlepoint or something. :twisted:
Me........
Nice one Bonzo :D
COYI!!!
Cheers,
Neil.
I'm a Notts fan and have been since i was kid. Usually there's not much to look forward to at the start of the season but this time its totally different, infact quite unbelievable really.
The club was taken over during the summer by a mega rich Middle East consortium who have installed Sven Goran Eriksson as director of football on a £10 million 5 year contract :shock:
Some good signings have been made that should do well in this division so i'm looking forward to next Saturday with a great deal of optimism 8)
I'm happy for them to be doing well because I'm not one of these, 'I like Forest, so therefore hate county' types.
I'm a Notts fan and have been since i was kid. Usually there's not much to look forward to at the start of the season but this time its totally different, infact quite unbelievable really.
The club was taken over during the summer by a mega rich Middle East consortium who have installed Sven Goran Eriksson as director of football on a £10 million 5 year contract :shock:
Some good signings have been made that should do well in this division so i'm looking forward to next Saturday with a great deal of optimism 8)
Oh how I hate our new badge. Apparently the H is supposed to be a stylised version of Robin Hood! It has been somewhat surreal being a Notts fan the last couple of weeks. We've been signing players for money from higher divisions. That doesn't equate with being a Notts fan. I'm even thinking of ways to persuade my wife to let me go to the opening match of the season on Saturday.
Got my ticket yesterday :D 8)
born in plaistow hospital.....lived in queens rd til i was 8, then moved round the corner to east ham......
this is my first post on the board so hello everbody :D
season ticket holder at manchester united, no glory hunting here, i live 1 1/2 miles away from old trafford 8)
Hi Pete. Do a proper intro post with pics and gory details if you like.
Sorry to hear that you live near Old Trafford though :D
I used to live on Ordsall lane (aka the Old Trafford car park) urgh!
Manchester United also, I do live 2 miles away (south side) from the ground though and have been going since my Dad took me as a kid :)
Bolton Wanderers for me!
Come On You Whites!!!
I used to live on Ordsall lane (aka the Old Trafford car park) urgh!
I dont live in ordsall lol i live near the height :)
the mighty united
oxford united that is
and that was the first game i attended at old trafford! united Vs oxford 4 - 0 back in 1987/88 i think
[quote=pete higham]and that was the first game i attended at old trafford! united Vs oxford 4 - 0 back in 1987/88 i think[/quote:1d1axec7]
hmm
i think you,ll find we,ve got a good record against man. u
With all this insanity with huge sums of money I'm leaning more and more to Accrington Stanley :)
I wont be filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, I am not a number, I am a free man, my life is my own!!!
Be seeing you
Toodle pip
Griff.
Yeah bloody Man City. :lol: :wink: Although it will be very interesting to see how they fare this season.
On a serious note you just won't see the levels of skill or breath taking moments in the lower leagues.
I know I've tried.
Cheers,
Neil.
Which club were you playng at? :shock: :twisted: :lol:
I wont be filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, I am not a number, I am a free man, my life is my own!!!
Be seeing you
Toodle pip
Griff.
Liverpool...
Man citys spending is neglectable compared to Real Madrids though!Yeah bloody Man City. :lol: :wink: Although it will be very interesting to see how they fare this season.
On a serious note you just won't see the levels of skill or breath taking moments in the lower leagues.
I know I've tried.
I'm an Arsenal fan, been a gooner since 2003 and saw my first game at Emirates in 2006. I've no geographic reasons to be an Arsenal fan but most of my English mates are and thats how I learned to appreciate football fully. Lately I've become more and more of a rugby fan though.. much more enjoyable to watch.
A Manchester United fan living in Plymouth
But was born in Ardwick Mancester many moons ago. then lived in Sale just a few miles away from the theatre of dreams
MikM
I was watching. :lol:
Cheers,
Neil.
West Ham United for me and my household - well the Mrs anyway.
We live a glory-hunting 220 miles from The Boleyn but it doesn't stop us turning up when we have the time.
I just see it as extra committment to my club. Northerner by birth - Southerner by Football!
rugbyMan citys spending is neglectable compared to Real Madrids though!Yeah bloody Man City. :lol: :wink: Although it will be very interesting to see how they fare this season.
On a serious note you just won't see the levels of skill or breath taking moments in the lower leagues.
I know I've tried.
I'm an Arsenal fan, been a gooner since 2003 and saw my first game at Emirates in 2006. I've no geographic reasons to be an Arsenal fan but most of my English mates are and thats how I learned to appreciate football fully. Lately I've become more and more of a rugby fan though.. much more enjoyable to watch.
now you,re talking
union or league
Liverpool fan, living in London but from the NW originally. I don't have a season ticket but I usually make it up to Anfield around half a dozen times a year.
Also enjoy rugby - I don't really have a club side, although I go to see London Irish with friends from time to time, and make it to most home England internationals.
[quote=no.3]rugbyMan citys spending is neglectable compared to Real Madrids though!Yeah bloody Man City. :lol: :wink: Although it will be very interesting to see how they fare this season.
On a serious note you just won't see the levels of skill or breath taking moments in the lower leagues.
I know I've tried.
I'm an Arsenal fan, been a gooner since 2003 and saw my first game at Emirates in 2006. I've no geographic reasons to be an Arsenal fan but most of my English mates are and thats how I learned to appreciate football fully. Lately I've become more and more of a rugby fan though.. much more enjoyable to watch.
now you,re talking
union or league[/quote:3ramdqqd]
Union, that's all we get here where the expats gather in the Irish pubs to see Sixnations /Trinations etc... I've understood that League is quicker, but havent seen a game as of yet. I'm hopefully gonna make it to see a rugby match in the UK soon.
Which do you prefer and why? I still haven't learned all the rules (theres so many!!). I just love the fact that numbers are assigned according to position... (no stupid CR7 going on etc), no shouting at the referee, video replays when refs are in doubt etc... footballers could learn alot from rugby players...
I prefer Union - a far more complex game, although my preference is probably partially due to growing up with Union whereas League was and pretty much remains something I'm not massively familiar with.
Probably about drugs. :lol: :wink:
Rugby= boring IMO
Lot of men grabbing each other. :shock:
This thread is for proper association football. :D
Cheers,
Neil.
[quote=744ER]rugbyMan citys spending is neglectable compared to Real Madrids though!Yeah bloody Man City. :lol: :wink: Although it will be very interesting to see how they fare this season.
On a serious note you just won't see the levels of skill or breath taking moments in the lower leagues.
I know I've tried.
I'm an Arsenal fan, been a gooner since 2003 and saw my first game at Emirates in 2006. I've no geographic reasons to be an Arsenal fan but most of my English mates are and thats how I learned to appreciate football fully. Lately I've become more and more of a rugby fan though.. much more enjoyable to watch.
now you,re talking
union or league
Union, that's all we get here where the expats gather in the Irish pubs to see Sixnations /Trinations etc... I've understood that League is quicker, but havent seen a game as of yet. I'm hopefully gonna make it to see a rugby match in the UK soon.
Which do you prefer and why? I still haven't learned all the rules (theres so many!!). I just love the fact that numbers are assigned according to position... (no stupid CR7 going on etc), no shouting at the referee, video replays when refs are in doubt etc... footballers could learn alot from rugby players...[/quote:p20f2zxf]
i like union
i played a little rugby for a local clubside years ago.league is a simpler form of rugby much like american fooball,and i never knew all the rules when i played i don,t think any of the players did.
i was a tight head prop hence the name no.3.
BTW is there a TZ-UK fantasy league? I've just selected my team for next season on there :)
You Pies!
[quote=no.3][quote="pete higham":1lul2eoq]and that was the first game i attended at old trafford! united Vs oxford 4 - 0 back in 1987/88 i think[/quote:1lul2eoq]
hmm
i think you,ll find we,ve got a good record against man. u[/quote:1lul2eoq]
not in that game you didnt :P
The Magpies, Newcastle, did so from early youth, and will be doing it for quite a while I hope.
Tickets any cheaper now they play first division?
Cheers,
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Here, I'm not into soccer, but since when did the season start in early August?!
World Cup next year, so they start a little early to finish early
[quote=pete higham][quote="no.3":3su074f4][quote="pete higham":3su074f4]and that was the first game i attended at old trafford! united Vs oxford 4 - 0 back in 1987/88 i think[/quote:3su074f4]
hmm
i think you,ll find we,ve got a good record against man. u[/quote:3su074f4]
not in that game you didnt :P[/quote:3su074f4]
we have,nt got many positives to cling to these days,thanks for crushing another one
how did you get on at the weekend by the way?
we got beat on penaltys :D
sorry to crush your positives! If it makes you feel better, at that time manchester united were not very good :D
but still beat us 4-0.
good luck for the rest of the season
The pride of West London..................QPR of course 8)
Liverpool, and funnily enough I live within 5 miles of the ground..
I feel for you. :cry:
F.T.F.A.
Great, thanks....
Wolves all the way ........................................... back in the premiership !
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