Who do you support? - Page 2

Ramrod · 04-07-2003, 00:18

Who do I support...no one.....bloody hate football

*runs for cover*

kronas · 04-07-2003, 00:19

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Originally posted by Ramrod
Who do I support...no one.....bloody hate football *runs for cover*

meh go to your rugby fan boy thread or whatever you like

rugby sucks

danielf · 04-07-2003, 00:20

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Originally posted by Ramrod
Who do I support...no one.....bloody hate football *runs for cover*

So what do you like (sportswise)?

Edit: apart from martial arts...

matty4donna · 04-07-2003, 03:34

LIVERPOOL

Probably cos i was born in the 80's so all i really saw was Ian Rush when i was a little nipper, i live on Wirral which is just across the water from Liverpool and most of my family support them

Also fondly support Barca as my second team.

Nidge · 04-07-2003, 08:26

Mansfield Town FC for the past 30 years, got the badge on my arm to prove it. Been to every ground in the 2nd and 3rd except Cardiff, I will never go there.

**Chris T** · 04-07-2003, 09:51

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Originally posted by matty4donna
LIVERPOOL

Probably cos i was born in the 80's so all i really saw was Ian Rush when i was a little nipper, i live on Wirral which is just across the water from Liverpool and most of my family support them

Also fondly support Barca as my second team.

What? Not Tranmere Rovers?

Me and my brother used to go and watch Tranmere when they were in the old Division 4 and you could get in to their Friday night home games for a fiver.

But for anyone on Merseyside there's only two real choices and only one of those is any good ... LFC!

**Stuart C** · 04-07-2003, 10:06

Don't really watch football now, so don't really support a team.

I sort of support Crystal Palace though.

See, I said I don't really support a team!

Steve H · 04-07-2003, 11:05

Stoke City.. Hey AJAX supporter.. Thanks for Hoakstra

blackthorn · 04-07-2003, 11:24

I`m a Man U supporter and have been for 45 years.
My dad first started taking me when I was a nipper and although we only live about 30 mile from Old Trafford, Liverpool and Everton are only about 12 miles. So why did we go to watch United all them years ago, the answer is because we live right on the junction of the M53/56, I can drive to Old Trafford in about 20-25 mins but if i was to go to Liverpool, it would take over an 1 hour by the time we`ve gone through the the tunnel and one way systems in Liverpool.
BTW I actually live in Ellesmere Port and half the town are United supporters, so we all can`t be wrong

**Chris T** · 04-07-2003, 11:35

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Originally posted by blackthorn
BTW I actually live in Ellesmere Port and half the town are United supporters, so we all can`t be wrong

Ellesmere Port is, fundamentally, wrong IMO ....

Must be all those petrochemical fumes in the air.

TigaSefi · 04-07-2003, 13:50

Liverpool

kronas · 04-07-2003, 13:52

liverpool are past it you wont get anywhere with houllier in terms of winning the league and the diving owen

*waits for flames

paul11974 · 04-07-2003, 13:52

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Originally posted by scastle
Don't really watch football now, so don't really support a team.

I sort of support Crystal Palace though.

See, I said I don't really support a team!

o i w h a t s wrong with the palace was gonna do it red and blue but ran out of patience ......bit like jordan did with francis

TigaSefi · 04-07-2003, 13:59

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Originally posted by kronas
liverpool are past it you wont get anywhere with houllier in terms of winning the league and the diving owen

*waits for flames

Don't worry, we'll see if Van Nostril and his elbows can manage without Goldenballs.

kronas · 04-07-2003, 14:02

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Originally posted by TigaSefi
Don't worry, we'll see if Van Nostril and his elbows can manage without Goldenballs.

ruud van nistelrooy can score individual goals he has done it on plenty of occasions before and will maintain that......

and he does NOT elbow people

*cough sol campbell *cough :p