Who do you support. This only applies to fans who go to the matches reguarly!?
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canterbury crusaders. 10 years or pro footy, 4 titles. pretty damn good.\nAlso the All Blacks, the most successful international sports team in the world -over the past 100 years - so im told. Pretty friggin good!
545376
I'll tell you why you should stick with Man U. It's the same reason for everybody else why they should stick for their favourite teams, e.g. if they support Sunderland then they should keep cheering for Sunderland even though they're now relegated. Cos that's what makes you a true fan, not a traitor. Every team have their own weaknesses and you shouldn't only see Man U's weaknesses, think about their plus sides too. I mean, if you only see a team's weaknesses, then you'll end up not supporting any team. What I mean is... it's kinda like 'Oh Sunderland is now relegated so I'll now support Blackburn Rovers' and then 'Oh Blackburn Rovers is now out of the UEFA Cup...maybe they're just not good enough...ok I'll move to Man U', then 'Oh now after Keane left, Man U's midfielders are very weak, so I'll cheer for Arsenal instead'... yeah this is what I'm talking about, if you get my drift.
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Players, coaches, back team staff, officials and fans from:\nGermany, Costa Rica, Poland, Ecuador,\nEngland, Paraguay, Trinidad & Tobago, Sweden,\nArgentina, Ivory Coast, Serbia & Montenegro, Netherlands,\nMexico, Iran, Angola, Portugal,\nItaly, Ghana, United States, Czech Republic,\nBrazil, Croatia, Australia, Japan,\nFrance, Switzerland, South Korea, Togo,\nSpain, Ukraine, Tunisia and Saudia Arabia, and anyone else who is lucky enough to be invited or rich enough to attend!\n;-)
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I think this is an absolutely ridiculous proposition you have made. The beautiful game that is soccer will be reduced to nothing more than a pathetic farce. Let me explain why.\n\nEven though the spectators might be paying to be substituted on, there is no guarantee that they are playing for the side they are on. Since the opposition coach is choosing who goes on, he could very well choose a fan who is on his side. This fan would simply need to score own goals.\n\nAlso, what about the OTHER spectators, the tens of thousands of others who paid to watch a decent game. Who would want to watch just about any other Tom, Dick or Harry playing??\n\nFinally, let's say the match is a World Cup match. Wouldn't it be ridiculous if the spectator who joins the match isn't of the same nationality as the team?\n\nThere are millions more reasons to reject your absurd idea, security issues being one of them, but I suppose discerning readers and like-minded soccer fans will know from a glance that you are a somewhat odd man.
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The link below provides a short list of celebrity Man Utd supporters though it is pretty scant to be honest. I am surprised I couldn't find anything comprehensive - there were long lists of celebrity Arsenal and Everton supporters. I guess Man Utd have so many no one has bothered to keep track!
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YES we support Manchester United cant wait till August as I can watch every game on my computer plus smithy is back in September which has got to be a bonus. My only regret is I have never been to Old Trafford that would be a dream come true. but going back to your question I know  that their are quite a lot of supporters out there thanxs for two point`s
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Me too man.  Thats the only rason I'm answering peoples questions.  (To win some!)  So do me a favour and pick this answer as your favourite, to give me a better chance.  Good luck with the tickets mate.  Think someone, somewhere is getting very rich off our passion for the game.
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Oh, you really shocked me I think any one would like to be there and score a few goals, aren´t they giving out any money for the fans?\n\nIf it is like that let me know coz I am going to be Fan #1
856261
Hmmm. Come on. Is there any French Fans talking bad about Italy fans now? Who are the sore losers? The one who lost are not mainly the sore losers. The one who win and criticise make them more childish. Are u one? Pls grow up and be more mature. Thanks.
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For me it has to be Trinidad and Tobago. The fans are simply delighted to be at a major footballing event and take the oppotunity to make a huge amount of noise regardless of how their team is doing. They are very passionate about their team but lack the arrogance/confidence of us fans who support stronger footballing nations. They have been a credit to the tournament so far and they know how to have a good time. And you'll never see them in the news for causing trouble. Colourful, cheerful and a credit to their country. What more could you want?
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I take it you are a rival club?\n\nI'm an Owls supporter and I can recognise Newcastle as a big club.\n\nI think sour grapes on YOUR part.  Who do you support?  Hartlepool ?
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i dont support man utd but i like ronaldo...he is something else!\ni dont support bremen but i admire klose...wonderful striker!\ni dont support arsenal but i like henry, fabregas and rocisky!\ni dont support fiorentina but i like mutu!\ni dont support portsmouth but i like david james!\ni dont support liverpool but i like gerrard!\ni dont support newcastle but i like martins!\nthanks!
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I'm a new fan to the game of soccer or football (whatever the hell you want to call it) and I really do enjoy watching the revs play. Although I do agree their not a real club like they have in europe but then again were not in freakin Europe. Go REVS (Play better)!
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I am a Liverpool supporter, so for me this question is really which team has the second best fans in the country ;)\n\nOf the current premiership teams,i would have to say Sunderland, though they haven't had a lot to shout about this season. A few years ago I went to a Sunderland match with my sisters then boyfriend and they were just mental!\n\nHowever, the question doesn't state "premiership" so I would have to say that I have the greatest respect for those fans of the small teams who follow their teams all over the country without ever experiencing the joys of winning leagues, cups or European trips.\n\nAnd mention should be made about the fans of clubs like York City, where they have actually had to put their hands into their pockets to raise the money to keep their clubs going at all - and continue to both support and pay for their club even though they have dropped out of the football league.\n\nBeing "the best fans" isn't just about being able to make a lot of noise, whilst watching some of the worlds best players in the premiership. When you look down the leagues, you find some great examples of devotion and dedication.
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I support A.C Milan and it's difficult for me to even like another team but if Milan wouldn't exist I think I would try to support Manchester United, mainly because of its glorious history. They're the only club to have the same coach for about 20 years as well. Sir Alex Ferguson is irreplaceable. He is a real representative of the club. But this things don't make me a fan of Man.U right now. For me Milan is too much special than any other club.
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irish people are from gb, uk??? interesting that... anyway... if you're happy supporting them why not? We follow their league teams with no problem at all, so it seems reasonable enough to support the country closest to you geographically. Other people I know however, would definitely say otherwise!!! LOL :)
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What most people like?  Why not choose a team you like- You know, style of play, price at the gates, friends who will support the same team, close to where you live or work, club history, club prestige, how likely they will get to play in top exciting matches \n\n- or you could be like some and just choose the team that is winning most at the moment  - but that would be sad ...and expensive...throw out all your man Utd gear (all three strips) now and buy the home and away Chelsea strips.  Who knows maybe you will be throwing those out and buying Liverpool, Arsenal or Spurs shirts in a few years time.\n\nChoose a team you like to watch - and stick with them thick and thin.  The best teams are those with the loyal fans who keep behind their teams even through the bad times - look at West Ham, Spurs, Aston Villa, Newcastle - well supported but when was the last time any of them won anything? - so why do they retain such support?  You think about it my friend.