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Phil2511
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Who is it? Can't see cos on iPhone.
Your photo isn't expanding when clicked on.
However, I do believe I can make out Rangers strips.
Possibly not the best move in the current climate. :mmm:
However, I do believe I can make out Rangers strips.
Possibly not the best move in the current climate. :mmm:
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Jimmy Savile?
bigslice
Tour Winner
tis rod stewart the famous celtic supporter, i cant really comment as i too swapped teams. although im not famous
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thecraw
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Rod Stewart was also in Gothemburg watching Aberdeen defeat Real Madrid in the 1983 Cup Winners Cup. He supports Scottish football.
My suggestion is lock the thread!
My suggestion is lock the thread!
Andy808
Tour Winner
Most people, if they are totally honest, have changed clubs at some point in their life even if it was when they were very young. I did. My dad tried to force me to be a Man U fan but I rebelled against him, as most kids do, and picked their biggest rivals. Still support them today much to his dislike but it does make for some interesting phone calls.
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
HNewby
Medal Winner
supported one team since i was a kid...can't stand glory boys...
DavyW
Medal Winner
Don't understand people who "support" more than one team
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
Don't be so daft, Our Rod will support any team that has the likelyhood of him being caught on camera.
HawkeyeMS
Ryder Cup Winner
Not me, been a long suffering Fulham fan all my life, my grandad saw to that.
Why?
Thank god your not a mod, we'd all be wearing red boiler suits.
Nothing has been said that is a problem and only refers to people who change their club & colours.
Their is no issue currently to close the thread or should we always close something "just in case"!
For god sakes chill or ignore certain topics.
Not sure about an "argument" but it is human nature to attach yourself to success.
That is why coach parks at premiership clubs like Man Utd, Liverpool and more have supporter clubs from all over the country which have nothing to do with their origins, they simply attached themselves to those successful clubs at an impressionable age.
I have known many people who started as a Leeds supported due to the 70's era and then become a Man U follower! They go to many games, home, away & abroad so changing was their choice. If their still committed 100% I don't have a big problem with it.
PhilTheFragger
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arnieboy
Challenge Tour Pro
Tottenham fan since 1963 when they were the best team in the country by far. That's why I started supporting them and have stuck with them through good and (often) bad times!
My dad got Fulham into my blood. Mind you here was a cruel parent as he'd drag me every other week to watch Wimbledon. As soon as I was old enough to go on my own it was no contest. The 93 bus ride to Putney, the walk through Bishops Park to the ground and standing at the Hammersmith End to watch another (in)glorious performance. By the time I started work I started going away too and ended up doing 72 different grounds plus two away trips with England
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
How good was Jimmy Hill then Homer?
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
I lived in that area in the early 1970's and I am sure Fulham had Bobby Moore, George Best and Alan Mullery in the same team.
wrighty1874
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i thought it was a thread about Sam changing to GM instead of HDID!!!!
