footychick
Nicola
Not rivals but my husband is a Man U fan, he's only been to old Trafford once and that was to see England! 
Does your wife/girlfriend support a rival club?
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spongy
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To be fair to her she's 29 and been a fan for 7 years, 2 years living and going to the sportsdirectshamelessplugtaxrelief@stjamespark stadium
In the last 7 years the only achievement she's experienced is relegation and promotion again last season, hardly glory hunting......
spongy
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To be fair to her she's 29 and been a fan for 7 years, 2 years living and going to the sportsdirectshamelessplugtaxrelief@stjamespark stadium
In the last 7 years the only achievement she's experienced is relegation and promotion again last season, hardly glory hunting......
Reinelt12
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Same here, but she will never be converted and still supports the Saints, although not a STH as we live far far away - my eldest son is also a Saint (although he also comes with me to our away games and supports us) - given that they were both born in Southampton, I cannot blame either of them and agree entirely that they should support their home team (I was born in Brighton)...
Now my youngest son who is a toddler was born in Burton... so could be interesting...
JetsetJimbo
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Seems fair enough, you can have an Albion each. All you need now is one born in West Bromwich and you've got the set.