Haha this is a goat thread but i will not get too involved because the Madrid goal legacy gang will attack.

An example is;

I am from country (insert anywhere but spain) but my grandpas, son knows a guy who knows a guy that had a dog that lived in Madrid/Barcelona therefore I am the biggest fan.

me: ah so you like football?
him: yes, i'm a big fan.
me: So you support a club from you country? (Colombia)
him: no I support Madrid, they have 9 CL and the trophy for best club of XX century.
me: You'll fit in well with other spaniards.

2 years ago
Him : What's on?
Me : Just watched a Man Utd match.
Him : Did Beckham score?
Me : .....Yes he did.....Yeah...Right.

Me: do you watch football ?
Friend: yeah sometimes.
Me: which club do you support ?
Friend: the club that have Messi.
Me:

Friend: Messi is the best player in the world.
Me:

Another one. A year ago i think. In a small party.

Him : Yo <my name>! Long time no see.
Me : Alright! How have you been?
Him : Studies. You still play football?
Me : Nah.. I still do follow it.
Him : Cool been watching some too. What's that team with the referee like jersey?
Me : Newcastle?
Him : nope.
Me : Juventus?
Him : Yeah.. Caught them on TV awhile ago.
Me : uhhh cool...

*Serie A and any of the UEFA competitions is not broadcasted in any Cable/Local Channel in my country.

Most of the cases described are barely fans. Not plastic ones.
It’s natural for someone who only occasionally watches football to say things like this.
I doubt they even consider them selves fans

Nothing wrong with being a plastic fan. You don't get too worked up over seeing your team lose and when that happens, one just moves on to another. I say that seems like a decent fan boyism lifestyle.

Anyway, from 2006 World Cup...

Friend: Who you cheering for the WC?

Me: Like I f**king care. My country (Trinidad) is out. Whoever wins it is not my concern. Although Italy or Germany can go suck an egg.

Friend: You thought us would go far? Man, we are so much of shit. I'm hoping Italy wins it.

Me: Of course we are but it's called patriotism. This isn't club football, this is country vs country. And besides, what you doing cheering Italy, thought you liked Argentina because of Messi?

Friend: Yeah but they knocked out, my 2nd team is Italy.

Me: 2nd team? Did you even cheer us at all?

Friend: A bit...

Me: Several expletives about his choice of teams, sense of patriotism and his choice of women...

Happened in 2010
Me:Which team are you supporting in the world cup
Him:Manchester United
Me: :vagi:

Trust me, those dudes were guys who i played with in High School and they are self confessed footie fans as they say. lol

oh well :vagi:

I have to confess, I said something that sounded plastic a few years back.

I had a friend in school who was as much an Arsenal supporter as I was, but also had a fondness for West Ham. One day, he decided that he wanted to support West Ham full time. When he told me, I didn't really understand why he would do that and him why he would support West Ham when Arsenal were so much better, that West Ham were rubbish etc.

Looking back on it, I'm not too proud of that. I've since learned the error of my ways.

Schweini wrote:Me: So this is football. 11 players for each side
Girl: I see, but isn't it boring that there are only 2-3 goals in 90 minutes
Me: well, much less boring than the commercialized NFL
girl: true that, so who is playing?
Me: it's Liverpool vs Spurs
girl: that number 5 of Liverpool is hot
Me: Tell me about it !

[Anfield Cat enters]

girl: Is it part of the game too ?

Me: :vagi:

You told me that before as well and it still cracks me up

lmfao hahahaha

Plastic fans who say stupid things about football aren't the ones who make me mad,but plastic fans who celebrate/rub in a loss are the ones who drive me crazy.

white_star wrote:Haha this is a goat thread but i will not get too involved because the Madrid goal legacy gang will attack.

An example is;

I am from country (insert anywhere but spain) but my grandpas, son knows a guy who knows a guy that had a dog that lived in Madrid/Barcelona therefore I am the biggest fan.

no offense but just because a guy doesnt live in the country where his favorite club plays doesnt mean he is a plastic fan or not the biggest fan or something.

Schweini wrote:Me: So this is football. 11 players for each side
Girl: I see, but isn't it boring that there are only 2-3 goals in 90 minutes
Me: well, much less boring than the commercialized NFL
girl: true that, so who is playing?
Me: it's Liverpool vs Spurs
girl: that number 5 of Liverpool is hot
Me: Tell me about it !

[Anfield Cat enters]

girl: Is it part of the game too ?

Me: :vagi:

Highlight of Liverpool's season

something along the lines of

"go Chelsea" or " up the blues" etc.

"I am a Barca fan" :I'munoriginal:

Overheard in a cyber cafe behind me while I was playing FIFA with a friend.

Guy 1: Which team are you taking?
Guy 2: Real Madrid
Guy 1: Didn't you always take Manchester United?
Guy 2: Nah, Ronaldo is in Real Madrid now.

:vagi:

Lord Hades wrote:

white_star wrote:Haha this is a goat thread but i will not get too involved because the Madrid goal legacy gang will attack.

An example is;

I am from country (insert anywhere but spain) but my grandpas, son knows a guy who knows a guy that had a dog that lived in Madrid/Barcelona therefore I am the biggest fan.

no offense but just because a guy doesnt live in the country where his favorite club plays doesnt mean he is a plastic fan or not the biggest fan or something.

None taken, you might be the biggest Madrid supporter in India but you are not a real Madrid fan. That's how I see it and you might see it different. Plus I never hate on supporters like you because you don't offend others. Some people will become Madrid/Barca/United/City fans because of the money or players and they shit on other teams. They go around gloating and attacking others when someone says anything about their team or player. Ya that's all cool but don't get so emotionally attached if you have never experienced the team live.

I see a supporter as someone who supports a team by watching their team on tv, online, buying jerseys etc. you support the team buy contributing to their income.

A fan is someone that can associate himself with the team, the teams history. Bein able to go to matches at the home ground cheer the team for 90 minutes. Celebrate with other fans after the game in the streets or pubs. A fan is even willing to go to hostile away matches. Anyone that is a true local team fan will tell you the same.

I am a fan of Wisla always have been and always will be. I do watch other teams and leagues, I own many jerseys, because I like to collect them. I can't call myself a fan of a team I will not be able to see. All this might be because of my experiences in life. I don't want to hate on any bodies beliefs but some people are so annoying and obvious glory hunters that it's hard not to!

:I'munoriginal:

white_star wrote:
None taken, you might be the biggest Madrid supporter in India but you are not a real Madrid fan. That's how I see it and you might see it different. Plus I never hate on supporters like you because you don't offend others. Some people will become Madrid/Barca/United/City fans because of the money or players and they shit on other teams. They go around gloating and attacking others when someone says anything about their team or player. Ya that's all cool but don't get so emotionally attached if you have never experienced the team live.

I see a supporter as someone who supports a team by watching their team on tv, online, buying jerseys etc. you support the team buy contributing to their income.

A fan is someone that can associate himself with the team, the teams history. Bein able to go to matches at the home ground cheer the team for 90 minutes. Celebrate with other fans after the game in the streets or pubs. A fan is even willing to go to hostile away matches. Anyone that is a true local team fan will tell you the same.

I am a fan of Wisla always have been and always will be. I do watch other teams and leagues, I own many jerseys, because I like to collect them. I can't call myself a fan of a team I will not be able to see. All this might be because of my experiences in life. I don't want to hate on any bodies beliefs but some people are so annoying and obvious glory hunters that it's hard not to!

Never was an admirer of your posts but I could certainly agree and understand what you wrote. +1 to you sir...

Zealous wrote:white_star will probably have a few stories for this thread lol

F*cking called it

Zealous wrote:

Zealous wrote:white_star will probably have a few stories for this thread lol

F*cking called it

Didn't want to disappoint you!

LOL tbf you make a good point.

Me: Ok, how long have you been supporting Barca then?
Him: Oh, a while now.
Me: When?
Him: 2009.
Me:
Him: But hey, it was before they started winning anything. It was, like, Christmas.
Me: Why did you start supporting Barca?
Him: I was a big Real Madrid fan, you see. Then my friend told me Barca were winning. So I switched. MESSI IS DA GOAT!