London clubs you have a 'soft' spot for ?

[papajaff]

Although they are not in London, I do have a soft spot for Palace. It's called Quicksand.

Seriously, none.

 

[Camicus]

Fulham and AFC AFC because of the spirit shown by there fans and Fulham as all my family are sarf london and we all used to go down there as a kid. Also my cousin played for the junoir black and whites.

 

[Falkor]

West ham brought up there, am a JCL to Brighton can't say it was due to new ground as had no idea it was being built. My partner introduced me and I feel in love.

I hate going to West Ham due to the crowd more than anything else it's scummy, last game I see was Villa there 4/5 years back and watched 6/7 people rip a man of his motorbike and beat him. Swore to myself I will never step foot there a ground. Baring spreading ashes of family who still are season ticket holders and have been for all my life.

I always watch there games on tv and streams can't afford Brighton games and never on TV so just watch them.

Also have a major soft spot for Charlton.

 

[Finchley Seagull]

Coming from North London, Barnet are my second team and I used to watch them quite a lot when I was young. Hardly go these days but was at Burton to see them survive at the end of last season as we finished a weekend earlier.

As for the Premier League, it would have to be Arsenal as I like the way they play and have a lot of friends who support them but am not too bothered. I would much rather they won the league than the Manchester clubs or Chelsea but that isn't likely these days!

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

Charlton, Dulwich Hamlet, Wimbledon, Barnet.

 

[Downlander]

Spurs

 

[Westdene Wonder]

Have always admired the Hammers, when working in London used to get the odd ticket for midweek games,if they do get the Olyimpic stadium will watch them when the Albion are away

 

[tweenster]

Chelsea. Yes, I know. But my Great Grandfather was a Chelsea fan, lived in the area and was a soldier in the Westminster Rifles in the First World War. He survived The Somme but was killed shortly before the end of the war. Had he lived, I may have been a Chelsea supporter. But my Great Grandmother moved south and hence I am a Brighton fan.

 

[sams dad]

Hate:
Palace
Chelsea
West Ham
QPR

Indifferent:
Wimbledon
Arsenal
Spurs
Charlton
Brentford
Barnet
Orient
Fulham

What about Millwall ?

 

[danish seagull]

Don't like any of them unless they are playing a foreign team in Europe. Obviously excluding palarse, I wouldn't want them to beat a Bin Ladens XI

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

My father (born in 1916) was a lifelong Arsenal fan, and although I know a lot of people have no time for Arsene Wenger, I think he has an integrity which few other premiership managers have.
My Brother was born in Chelsea.
And - I hate to say it - but I lived the first 15 months of my life literally in sight of the Crystal palace, or where it had been, in Sydenham, because it was burnt down in 1936..

 

[fataddick]

Don't mind Charlton.

Soft spot for Kingstonian due to the way Wimbledon shafted them over their stadium.

 

[8ace]

What about Millwall ?

Indifferent

 

[BatterSeagull]

Was always Turnmills. Fabric is tasty

 

[del strangefish]

Fell down the stairs at Fabric too much dry ice.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Spuds. My dad has followed them all his life (he is a Londoner) my fiancée is spurs as are her entire family. My kids are Albion though.

Of all the London clubs the atmos at White Hart Lane is at least passionate.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

If spurs happen to be playing on the tele I'll want them to win but I really don't care all that much..

 

[Pevenseagull]

Arsenal .... 1979 FA Cup final
Fulham .... used to go to games with mates who were supporters
Palace ..... as above
Orient ..... as above

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Chelsea, but that will end next season when we're sticking three past them.

 

[stripeyshark]

Afc Wimbledon and orient due to Russell Slade.