Nishank wrote:Me: Hi, Do you watch football.
Him: No, I play Basketball.
Me: Oh.
Him: But Manu ROCKSSSS, ROONEYEYYY RONALDOOO.

Abramovich wrote:

Lord Hades wrote:what exactly is the difference between a fan and supporter? a supporter should have seen his team play at least once live?



because that is ridiculous lol, everybody doesnt get the oppurtunity to fly 5000 miles on a weekend to see a match ffs

Le Samourai wrote:I don't think any one of us would turn down the chance to see our team play live so I don't know where he's coming from there.I get it really, he's saying support your local team which honestly is fine...I don't even know who my local team is anymore by his standard....but I really don't think all this geo-politics has anything to do with football or being a serious club supporter...I just think it's how passionately you feel and how deep you choose to immerse yourself into the history and culture of your club.

Indeed, how I see it is like NBA I was a "fan" of the Rockets Yao Ming ftw but I would never consider myself a true supporter. I've got no ties with the team etc, plastics here think they are pure hardcore fans of their respective clubs and what not. When they have no ties with the club they just support them for shits and giggles, it's fine being a fan of them. But when you pretend your part of the ultras or something on the internet it just makes people look so plastic imo.


It's hard to explain in words for me anyways, like anyone can just sit at home and watch on TV blah blah. But when your in the crowd with the community, the piss up's pre during and post match with fellow fans, the banter with other fans (although on many occasions it isn't banter and turns nasty ). Having it being a weekly occurrence, damn those were the days

whitestar has inspired me to go to back down for a game this season, but I wonder if my overdraft will allow it