English Team

[Donmacca]

I follow Newcastle as well as supporting Aberdeen. Have done since 2002. Been down to watch them a couple of times and going down there again this month to watch there game against Wigan. My no doubt about it though I would choose the dons over them everytime

[diamondsr4ever]

I canna think of one Englishman who I've time for.

 

[Pash]

Supported Man Utd from around '93 to around 2000. So I was about 12 when I thought to myself...why?

 

Been only the Dandies and Scotland ever since.

 

Must admit though I do have Sky and follow the Premiership.

[StandFree1982]

I was in Asda last night looking at the DVDs and a couple of kids walked past. One of them was telling the other the order of teams he supports:

 

Scotland

then Celtic

then Manchester United

then Arsenal

 

[wilm1542]

I've tried to find and English team to support but it's just not happened.

 

Only love for Aberdeen.

[Chrisyboy81]

When Newcastle first got promoted under Keegan I have to admit I had a bit of a liking to them, the attacking football they played was really something, also they were newly promoted so I felt I could "support" them without being a glory hunter. The novelty soon wore off, I enjoy watching the premiership but I have no team. I dislike Chelsea and Man City because I feel buying success like that is contrary to what football is about, so when they lose I enjoy it. Apart from that I don't care, it's the Dons for better or worse.

[Marty13479]

I know, they've won the same amount of European Cups as Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea and Man City

 

Think they have all won at least one European cup or was it just "THE European cup" you are talking about?

[Moorie86]

Mines was Scarborough

[Nespa]

Ive been a Spurs fan as long as i can remember supporting the Dons!

 

but the bird asked me an interesting question watching the North London Derby at the weekend "Would you rather Aberdeen finished 3rd this season or Spurs will the EPL"?

 

..........Aberdeen every time to finish 3rd!

[Scarface]

I followed Liverpool throughout the 80s, then supported Blackburn Rovers back when they won the first Premiership title, then started following Man Utd including when they did the treble in '99, started to really like Arsenal the season they went unbeaten, then supported Chelsea during the Mourinho years, been a fan of United again for the last few season up to now, but can see myself changing allegiance to Man City in a couple of seasons if they keep buying all the best players.

 

Come on you 'Pool/Rovers/United/Gooners/Chelsea/United/City!

[At The Border Guy]

I touched on this in Tup's corner thread, you never seem to get Scottish fans of properly shit teams - Bury, Bristol City and the like. Strange.

 

Funnily enough, they're one of the few teams whose score I keep an eye out for. Don't 'support' any English teams, but keep an eye on Norwich, Bury and Man Utd as have friends from the first two towns and know a few Mancunians who are United-inclined.

[tup]

I started following Man City last year after I put all the names in a hat of the five teams in England and drew one out.

 

It was City, I've been a lifelong fan ever since, and bought a lazyboy chair specifically to watch them finish 4th in one game after a game against Spurs, our rivals, this game was a winner takes all shootout spectacular between these two sides, the stuff of lore it turned out to be as I sat back and lapped up the ultimate home viewing experience, it was the pinnacle of a day when I had started off by setting off fireworks in my back garden at 7am, alternate cyan and white ones, to get a taste of the spectacular first thing.

 

I then hired a small two seater plane to which I attached a massive City banner imploring them to put Spurs in their place and snatch the honour of 4th place from their grasp as they had been awarded that massive accolade the year before, of course at the end of the day it was a case of put that in your pipe and smoke it Spurs.

 

Finally the game, by which time I was exhausted, and sick of football, nevertheless I slept through most of it, and we won 2-1 I think, which woke me with a bang let me tell you that, Jamie Redknapp was nearly in tears in the studio as I yawmed obscenities at the screen, what a day that was.

 

I'm not sure how they've done since as they've not been on Sky.

[Dynamo]

Think they have all won at least one European cup or was it just "THE European cup" you are talking about?

 

 

I was talking about The European Cup yes.

 

Man City have won the cup winners cup btw.

[Scarface]

I've also a been follower of West Ham, Chelsea and Millwall ever since becoming good friends with all their top boys like Cass Pennant and Danny Dyer.

[Dynamo]

I've also a been follower of West Ham, Chelsea and Millwall ever since becoming good friends with all their top boys like Cass Pennant and Danny Dyer.

 

 

Do you ken Billy Bright then?

[tup]

I was born on a Wednesday and ever since that day I've followed Sheffield Wednesday.

 

My brother was born on a Monday, and is always happy for some reason.

[The Boofon]

I was born on a Wednesday and ever since that day I've followed Sheffield Wednesday.

 

My brother was born on a Monday, and is always happy for some reason.

 

 

I'm happy because of the company I keep.

 

Glad you've finally admitted you're my brother. :thumbs:

[Henry]

I just love ham. Ham sandwiches, ham pizzas, ham toasties, ham rolls, I could eat ham for breakfast, dinner and tea.

 

So I support West Ham United.