Can you watch another team with any interest?

[British Bulldog]

I do like to watch the occasional Chelsea game at Stamford Bridge with my nipper, I would'nt pay the asking price for premier league games again but cup and champions league group games are normally quite cheap.

 

[Vicar!]

My other team is 'Schalke 04' and yes I can really get into the game. If I could get a ticket I would go more often.

 

[alan partridge]

Reading half man half biscuits recent visit to the Nou Camp (Camp Nou) and the list of other european matches he has watched, made me think.

Unlike Mr Half, I really cannot not generate any interest in watching "live" any other side. Whilst living in Wakefield I went along to the Champions of Europe. playing Ac Milan and a couple of top level games.

I really could not get behind them and spent any non Albion sporting time, following Wakefield Trinity RL side.

What about your self, I know Herr Tubby pops over to German matches etc.

So, do you not like the sport known as football?

 

[London Calling]

you did mention meeting up for coffee sometime ?

how did you guess??

 

[London Calling]

So, do you not like the sport known as football?

Oh yes, but I cannot generate that buzz, the commitment, the sense of life or death by watching anyone else?

 

[Mellotron]

Before really getting into the Albion I followed Aston Villa as a kid, and continue to follow them, am planning to get to a few games but Brighton will always be my first side.

 

[User removed 4]

how did you guess??

so when are we meeting fr a coffee then ?

 

[London Calling]

so when are we meeting fr a coffee then ?

how frothy do you like your coffee??

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

I love going to see football matches abroad just for the craic... but no, it's not the same. I don't punch the air and do a jig when another team scores.

 

[User removed 4]

how frothy do you like your coffee??

dont care !

 

[Paxton Dazo]

I never really watch football on TV , I find it boring. Espically Man United V Chelsea.

If that game was being played in my back garden, i wouldn't watch it.

 

[Slough Seagull]

Will watch any game with 'interest' but seldom care who wins.

The exception is, of course, my first and only love - the Albion! None of this I used to/do support someone else crap here.

 

[User removed 4]

I never really watch football on TV , I find it boring. Espically Man United V Chelsea.

If that game was being played in my back garden, i wouldn't watch it.

of course you wouldnt, these games usually decide who is going to be champions , which of course has nothing to do with spurs .

 

[Paxton Dazo]

of course you wouldnt, these games usually decide who is going to be champions , which of course has nothing to do with spurs .

. Strange comment.

I dont mind watching Non league football on Setanta, but even though i support a premiership team, i dont really like it as a league, so i try and watch as little as possible.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Its really strange as I find myself getting more "involved" with watching Town games. I suppose its because the Albion has become so sterile and frustrating.

I normally see Town three or four times a season, not including the Brighton games and I suppose it may be something to do with it being a novelty, but I get very animated sometimes. My brother is actually worse than me, and he left Huddersfield as a babe in arms, so he has no tie to them at all. We went to Bournemouth together to watch Town last year I think it was and was nearly chucked out twice for "over reacting"...at one point I was nearly on the pitch after a particularly bad challenge on the Town full back.

I really like watching Villa on the telly. they are a class act and play some superb stuff

 

[strings]

I tend to watch Wolves between 5 and 10 times a season - my other half is a fan. I must admit, whilst I will never care about them as much as the albion, they at least are a good team to watch.

 

[alan partridge]

Oh yes, but I cannot generate that buzz, the commitment, the sense of life or death by watching anyone else?

well, yeah, but is that the only reason you are into the Albion? Surely seeing a great football match is seeing a great football match.

i can't stand Real Madrid, but seeing Zidane and Ronaldo play was one of the highlights of my football watching 'career'. Particularly Zidane. Some of his touches would have me on my feet drooling (while all the Madrilenos sat on their fat arses)

I take your point that you only get the buzz from watching Brighton, but not to have any interest in good football seems a bit odd to me when you are obviously well into the sport

 

[London Calling]

well, yeah, but is that the only reason you are into the Albion? Surely seeing a great football match is seeing a great football match.

i can't stand Real Madrid, but seeing Zidane and Ronaldo play was one of the highlights of my football watching 'career'. Particularly Zidane. Some of his touches would have me on my feet drooling (while all the Madrilenos sat on their fat arses)

I take your point that you only get the buzz from watching Brighton, but not to have any interest in good football seems a bit odd to me when you are obviously well into the sport

perhaps "interest" may not have been the best word - your honour - but I suppose because i have so much commitment to the Albion, I cannot get emotionally motivated by other sides,

I am definately not a " my favoured premiership side is................

Though I might watch Man U v Chelsea if they played on my back garden.

 

[alan partridge]

perhaps "interest" may not have been the best word - your honour - but I suppose because i have so much commitment to the Albion, I cannot get emotionally motivated by other sides,

I am definately not a " my favoured premiership side is................

Though I might watch Man U v Chelsea if they played on my back garden.

from reading the whole thread I think 'interest' was the wrong word

I'd definitely watch Manure Chelsea in my background. Be hilarious. How'd they'd fit in and get past the washing machine would be entertainment in itself

 

[Zesh Rehman]

Not really, but i do watch other teams sometimes