Plastic Fans - Assorted definitions

[wallyback]

A plastic fan is that fan who will make the most noise if your team wins the league title pledging unfailing allegiance to the team......


...but if your team loses a match or fails to win something, they will vilify the club, players, manager and even ground




A plastic fan sees the good in every other clubs players and has facts and figures to support their knowledge about everything football albeit knowledge gathered in a pub......

.....but as far as this fan is concerned, his team is rubbish no matter what




A plastic fan never congratulates his team when they win a match....


.....but he always seems to know who has played badly and who should be sold

 

[Bridcutt]

I don't think any one cares..

 

[the wanderbus]

Aplastic fan is someone who turns up for the big games, like, maybe a play off final at Wembley but not the bread and butter games.Some clubs have up to 16000 of these!

 

[Notters]

All wrong once again. A plastic fan always has been and will be one of those people who wears a manure shirt and bangs on about how good they are but has never been to a match, or even to the north of England. Anyone who goes to a match is NOT a plastic. Anyone who supports the Albion is NOT a plastic. Plastics have nothing to do with us whatsoever.

 

[Rookie]

didn't they used to be called arm chair fans?

 

[Don Quixote]

All wrong once again. A plastic fan always has been and will be one of those people who wears a manure shirt and bangs on about how good they are but has never been to a match, or even to the north of England. Anyone who goes to a match is NOT a plastic. Anyone who supports the Albion is NOT a plastic. Plastics have nothing to do with us whatsoever.

This is what a plastic fan is.

 

[pasty]

A plastic fan is.....

The Arsenal shirt wearing dickhead in my local (in Brighton) who, when I went to the pub before an Albion match wearing my Albion shirt, and Arsenal happened to be on the tellybox said "why on earth would you wear a Brighton shirt to an Arsenal match"