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Steve201 View member profile	Apr 7 2015, 08:22 PM Post #1
Shakin Stevens Joined: 29 December 2007 Posts: 46,140 User: 5,138	Liverpool in the premiership, Cliftonville FC Belfast (Danska Bank Premiership) in my local league and I have a Ireland season ticket. Plenty of footy for me This post has been edited by steve201: Apr 7 2015, 08:23 PM


Jade View member profile	Apr 7 2015, 08:26 PM Post #2
Alone and wounded Pronouns: She/her Joined: 18 January 2011 Posts: 60,110 User: 12,810	Queen's Park Rangers! Quite the roller coaster ride.


LewisGT View member profile	Apr 7 2015, 11:22 PM Post #3
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 7 February 2013 Posts: 11,951 User: 18,293	Season ticket at the mighty (but crap recently) Chester FC. I've been a fan of Manchester United since I was little. But I focus on Chester more since we reformed after Vaughan killed our club. I also have a soft spot for Wigan because I've went to watch them a few times. It cost £5 for one boxing day Prem match.


richie View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 07:51 AM Post #4
Poet and Storyteller Joined: 11 March 2006 Posts: 6,753 User: 166	Sunderland - which is a chore Elgin City - which is a chore


ML Hammer95 View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 10:00 AM Post #5
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 4 October 2014 Posts: 5,610 User: 21,265	West Ham season ticket holder, even though I live in Bristol. Whole family are fans though and I've been going to matches since I was about 8. The first season I started going, we were relegated with 42 points (!?) and its been a rollercoaster ever since.


Silas View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 10:27 AM Post #6
Queen of Soon Joined: 24 May 2007 Posts: 74,077 User: 3,474	Manchester United and Chester FC! My mothers side of the family has been United supporters for decades and both my parents are from Chester so it's only right to support our home team.


Seinfeld View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 11:24 AM Post #7
Is anyone here a marine biologist? Joined: 23 January 2010 Posts: 2,504 User: 10,505	Been a Bristol City fan since 1996. Loads of ups and downs but it's seasons like this that make it all worthwhile.


LewisGT View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 11:28 AM Post #8
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 7 February 2013 Posts: 11,951 User: 18,293	QUOTE(Silas @ Apr 8 2015, 11:27 AM) Manchester United and Chester FC! My mothers side of the family has been United supporters for decades and both my parents are from Chester so it's only right to support our home team. Wow I didn't think there would be any one else who supports the same 2 teams as me on here. Especially not Chester.


bipolar angel View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 03:34 PM Post #9
BuzzJack Enthusiast Joined: 20 January 2014 Posts: 1,400 User: 20,494	i suppose, newcastle united. if they are playing, i may watch a bit of the match but truth is, i'm hardly a football fan and when i say i support newcastle, that is on the loosest terms possible if they stopped playing, i really doubt i'd notice


Mack. View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 04:40 PM Post #10
It's still will be the return of the Mack 4eva Joined: 1 February 2011 Posts: 53,640 User: 12,915	Manchester United for me. Definitely been back to reality over the last 2 seasons following Fergie leaving.


Steve201 View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 06:23 PM Post #11
Shakin Stevens Joined: 29 December 2007 Posts: 46,140 User: 5,138	Mere mortals again mate. I'm begining to see the pluses of small teams now I consistently go and see cliftonville play in Belfast now. Great to see players who really care. Sold out best player Liam Boyce to Ross County in the summer so it hasn't helped as us retain our league for the third yr in a row. But Joe 'the goal' Gormley has broken his own scoring record this season 37 goals last yr 38 this yr with 4 games to go - lethal!!


Rooney View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 06:36 PM Post #12
WINTER IS COMING Joined: 7 March 2006 Posts: 45,597 User: 88	Liverpool - everyone always asks me why, I didn't even start supporting them when they were good! I was a big Michael Owen fan around 1997/1998, then my cousin supported Everton so a rivalry grew from there really. York City - I was a season ticket holder for years upon years, and my first ever game was against.. Everton surprisingly! Lots of ups and downs.. some definite high points, but on the whole definitely more lows.


Oliver View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 06:38 PM Post #13
Buzzjack's Finest Alcoholic. Joined: 19 November 2011 Posts: 10,365 User: 15,367	Hull City AFC. Not Hull Tigers. Not ever.


pwned View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 06:56 PM Post #14
BuzzJack Climber Joined: 27 January 2012 Posts: 191 User: 16,183	The mighty bristol city, quite the rollercoaster ☺️


jark View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 07:13 PM Post #15
something you consider rare Joined: 25 February 2007 Posts: 57,223 User: 2,990	Arsenal, but of course. Gunner for life. Idolise Wenger in all his French glory. I wouldn't say I follow any European team to that extent but I like Juve, Wolfsburg and Barca to do well.


Suedehead2 View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 07:28 PM Post #16
BuzzJack Legend Joined: 13 April 2007 Posts: 36,654 User: 3,272	When I was a child, the local team was a choice between Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace. Crawley Town are a lot closer to my childhood home, but they were irrelevant at the time. I chose Brighton and have been supporter ever since. I was a season-ticket holder at Woking for a while when I live there and still follow their results closely. I had a Bournemouth season ticket when I first moved here, but haven't been for ages. I've also been to a few Hertha Berlin games at the Olympic Stadium, so they are the European team I follow most closely.


Houdini View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 07:43 PM Post #17
BuzzJack Platinum Member Joined: 4 April 2015 Posts: 7,820 User: 21,725	I support Manchester United and have done since I was a kid. My family are split between Arsenal and Manchester United with the odd Chelsea supporter here and there.


Steve201 View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 08:48 PM Post #18
Shakin Stevens Joined: 29 December 2007 Posts: 46,140 User: 5,138	QUOTE(Suedehead2 @ Apr 8 2015, 08:28 PM) When I was a child, the local team was a choice between Brighton & Hove Albion and Crystal Palace. Crawley Town are a lot closer to my childhood home, but they were irrelevant at the time. I chose Brighton and have been supporter ever since. I was a season-ticket holder at Woking for a while when I live there and still follow their results closely. I had a Bournemouth season ticket when I first moved here, but haven't been for ages. I've also been to a few Hertha Berlin games at the Olympic Stadium, so they are the European team I follow most closely. Bournemouth seems to be the place to be these days


Steve201 View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 08:51 PM Post #19
Shakin Stevens Joined: 29 December 2007 Posts: 46,140 User: 5,138	QUOTE(Rooney @ Apr 8 2015, 07:36 PM) Liverpool - everyone always asks me why, I didn't even start supporting them when they were good! I was a big Michael Owen fan around 1997/1998, then my cousin supported Everton so a rivalry grew from there really. York City - I was a season ticket holder for years upon years, and my first ever game was against.. Everton surprisingly! Lots of ups and downs.. some definite high points, but on the whole definitely more lows. I was a strange child, remember actively supporting Liverpool from the FA Cup semi final in 1992 when Portsmouth were beating us 1-0 through Darren Anderton but Ronnie Whelan scored a late equaliser. Then Michael Thomas scored that memorable winner in the final. Around the same time I got a video of liverpools 100 yr history which I repeatedly watched until I knew all the facts lol. It was also at the same time Manu were coming up and a lot of people my age (7 at the time lol) supported Liverpool but switched to manu as they got popular and even at age 7 it disgusted me that people could be so disloyal. This post has been edited by steve201: Apr 8 2015, 08:52 PM


Rooney View member profile	Apr 8 2015, 09:02 PM Post #20
WINTER IS COMING Joined: 7 March 2006 Posts: 45,597 User: 88	QUOTE(steve201 @ Apr 8 2015, 09:51 PM) I was a strange child, remember actively supporting Liverpool from the FA Cup semi final in 1992 when Portsmouth were beating us 1-0 through Darren Anderton but Ronnie Whelan scored a late equaliser. Then Michael Thomas scored that memorable winner in the final. Around the same time I got a video of liverpools 100 yr history which I repeatedly watched until I knew all the facts lol. It was also at the same time Manu were coming up and a lot of people my age (7 at the time lol) supported Liverpool but switched to manu as they got popular and even at age 7 it disgusted me that people could be so disloyal. At that age as a kid though you just follow your fav player/successful club. It's why there are so many Man Utd fans these days who are early/mid twenties, because they started becoming successful again around the time they started watching football, and of course Liverpool went through a bit of an inconsistent time in the 90s!