I used to support Liverpool

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

When I was young and stupid I started supporting Liverpool. For many years I support them. In January 1994 I started going to watch the Albion. While living in Chester my flagging Liverpool fandom underwent a rebirth. It was just final flurry.


I realised yesterday that I couldn't give a poo about Liverpool anymore.

And I'm GLAD.


BRIGHTON TILL I DIE.

 

[SK1NT]

i use to support spurs! but brighton have always been number 1!

 

[REDLAND]

I realised yesterday that I couldn't give a poo about Liverpool anymore.

Thats the second time someone has said that to me this morning.. Chelsea PLC must be rubbing their hands with glee

 

[BrightonBird]

I used to support Spurs as Linekar and Gazza played for them.

 

[brighton rock]

liverpool for brighton

 

[Safeway]

You're no brother of mine.

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Says the man who has who-knows how many Man Utd tops and, not only that, a POMPEY shirt in his collection.

SCUMMER.

 

[REDLAND]

Says the man who has who-knows how many Man Utd tops and, not only that, a POMPEY shirt in his collection.

SCUMMER.

Man Utd and Pomey shirts in his collection
why

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Yeah, Safeway - explain yourself!

 

[Italiaseagull]

I used to support the Arms for Oil programme with Iraq. How wrong was I

 

[JEM]

I've always been of the opinion that when you 'choose' a club you should stick with it. 'Till death do you part.

To change allegiance to another club is no better than glory hunting ManU, Arsenal or Chelski fans. Sorry Cheshire.

 

[looney]

Yeah, Safeway - explain yourself!

He probably likes the pretty colours.:safeway

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

JEM, believe me - that's how I feel, but what actually happened was the realisation of my true love - The Albion. I supported Liverpool from age 5 or something, but as the years went by watching Brighton, it all came together - I knew I could never feel what I felt for Brighton for Liverpool. You just cannot have that same connection that you get with your home side. This isn't something which has happened before or since, and I view it as a positive thing. Brighton came along and showed me what football is really about, what it really means to support a team - this is something I could never have with Liverpool.

And don't come all high and mighty with me, I've seen those pictures of you as a boy at Selhurst, blue and red rattle in hand...

 

[JEM]

And don't come all high and mighty with me, I've seen those pictures of you as a boy at Selhurst, blue and red rattle in hand...

I was just about to explain that.... but lunch break's ended and I've got lots of work to do....

 

[Brixtaan]

Exactly the same here Mr Dolphin.
Liverpool through and through until I started glory hunting in 83'.


Please forgive me JEM, I grew up in the footballing black hole of Kent.

 

[Hamilton]

I used to support Liverpool too. When I was about 7 or 8 - it was the 70's and they were winning everything. Then in 1977 (aged 9) my Uncle took me to the Goldstone to see Albion v Blackburn, and from then on things would never be the same.

Still have a soft spot for Liverpool. During 1988 - 91 when I was at Uni in Yorkshire I managed to get to see them quite a bit. Standing on the Kop was a fantastic experience. Nearly as good as Block D in the South Stand.

 

[Seagull Stew]

I went as far as to wear Liverpool colours in the West Stand during the FA cup game in 1984 which Brighton won 2-0.
It was my first season that I watched the Albion every home game and I remember crying on the way home and my Dad comforting me saying that at least I'll get to see more cup games this season and I could support my second team which of course cheered me up.

I believe we lost 3-1 at Watford in the next round.

I didn't go.

I've never believe a word the old man has said since.

 

[Paddy B]

Exactly the same here Mr Dolphin.
Liverpool through and through until I started glory hunting in 83'.


Please forgive me JEM, I grew up in the footballing black hole of Kent.

ditto including the Kent bit

 

[Beach Hut]

I have to confess I have a massive soft spot for Everton and always look out for their results.

Not sure why - possibly because having been under-achievers for so long they did actually have some great years of success in the mid 80s.

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Nearly as good as Block D in the South Stand.