Good point. I think this whole argument is linked to 'superfan' arguments that have occured on here in the past. People just can't get it into their heads that most supporters aren't die hard, go every week type fans. It's the same principle as when they critisise our fans for not going to withdean every week. So what if they just want to watch a few games on the telly and wear a shirt, they probably have other hobbies or do other things on a saturday. I just find the whole argument a bit spasticated.
? My other half likes Pompey and she went to her first game............on saturday!!! so she is plastic but i feel no need to bop her.
Tell me Buzzer would you hit me if i had cheered a Man U win? Bearing in mind i Have been an Albion SUPPORTER for 30 years, had a season ticket for 5 of them, made the god forsaken trip to The Priestfield on many occasions,been on marches in London and Brighton to rid the club of a corrupt board. Witnessed the most heart wrenching moments at Hereford. Took my momentoes of the good old Goldstone, witnessed joy at Cardiff heartbreak at Wembley, followed the reserves and put my signature to many a petition for a new stadium!!
Now while i sympathise with your anger at witnessing a "Local" following a team he has little connection to is it realy worth the hassle of actual physical violence..............and why Man U..........you said you left with some Chelsea mates...........did you not feel the urge to bop them
Only i like Man U and i like cheering them on i just want to Know if i would be safe with you around
Eh? I explained already. I've only ever been in 1 other fight in my adult life (with a bloke trying to rob me) so this is completely out of character for me. The bloke swung at me first. I didn't go up and just twat him. Try reading what I posted before you type. It makes for an easier to follow thread.
And if I was the type of bloke to boast about non-existent fights I'd go onto BWS. I'm not exactly the handiest in a scrap, after all.
Cheers
