Which Football Team Do You Support?

[Spoff]

I'm sure it's been done before. Choose your leage from the poll and reply with the name of your team.

For me, as mentioned elsewhere Ossett Town (Unibond League Premier Division) and Middlesbrough

 

[CarpeDiem]

I follow Arsenal, but having doubts because of how monopolised the League is becoming, but hey, through thick and thin. My Film Studies is a non-leauge assisant manager, (I'll find out what team tommorow) worth a look at how their doing every now and then.

 

[Spoff]

I follow Arsenal, but having doubts because of how monopolised the League is becoming...

That is one of the reasons I have lost interest in the game.

As a Boro fan I don't expect to win trophies, or that many matches tbh, but it would be nice to be in a league where the top four middle few and the bottom few are pretty much already known before a ball is kicked.

 

[borntorunsean]

liverpool, my life. do all homes, and try and get 6-10 aways a season in(depending on the tickets).

followed as in match going , since 1989, and have seen some real lows and experianced some moving stuff.

highlights include:

istanbul, being there against QPR when we won the league, the 6 mins of Justice for the 96 in the Arsenal fa cup game a few years back and all the great europeon nights rafa has brought us.

 

[wackygolfer]

I used to support Chelsea years ago -with Peter Osgood, Ron Hollins,Dave Webb,John Dempsey, Ron Harris, Alan Hudson,Peter Bonetti. It was wonderful to watch all these talented english lads.

Now I do not even know the names, as there are so many foreigners that have been brought into the game.

Some would say it is for the good of the game but unfortunately for me, it lost all its appeal as a sport since the talent from abroad was bought in.

 

[PragueGIT]

Newby here

I'm a Gillingham fan, however, given my location my other team is Slavia Praha

 

[andiritchie]

Wigan Latics fan,small town,no fans and punching above are weight

And i love it!!!!!

 

[markwarne]

Middlesbrough through and through...about, I suspect, to find out what life is like in the Championship

 

[medwayjon]

We are tottenham, super tottenham, we are tottenham, from the lane.

 

[Imurg]

Bring on the Mighty Chairboys

Wycombe Wanderers - the greatest real team in Bucks!!!

Although they can't buy a win at the moment -

 

[medwayjon]

Newby here

I'm a Gillingham fan, however, given my location my other team is Slavia Praha

Living in Chatham, I have watched Gillingham bundles of times.

Infact 25 of us went to watch them as part of my stag do.

 

[PeterPumpkinEater]

Boing Boing Baggies Baggies, Boing Boing Baggies Baggies!

Strongest and biggest shoulders in the Premiership.........West Brom.

 

[Redwood]

The best team in the North East, Sunderland!!!!

 

[evita4]

Been through a very tough time with my team Leeds United over the past several years. Hopefully, we may be on our way to promotion through the play offs this year.

Marching on together

 

[Herbie]

I dont support any rigidly but have favorites, I support the national side though even though they annoy the hell out of me sometimes

 

[Midnight]

Go on the mighty NOTTS FOREST.

 

[Ste_Denial]

well im a boro fan, but iv lost complete interest with them, lol

 

[The_Squire]

Cardiff City for me, through thick and thin, it's my home town club and we have had so many false dawns I never let my hopes get too high but it was a brilliant experience getting to the F.A.Cup Final last season even though we lost.

 

[SS2]

The Mighty St Mirren in Scotland. We beat Rangers in October and Celtic in March; that's enough happiness to keep me smiling for years (and it may be years before that happens again in a single season).

In the Premiership I pick a different team each year. This year I am following Sunderland, last year it was Everton, year before twas Noocastle.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Fulham fan.

Its the odd day like beaten Man Utd that make the other ten years of hurt and pain in between worth all the heartache.

I use to go home and away in the 80's (got to 82 league grounds in total) including the mandatory Hartlepool on a Tuesday night (lost 4-1 and it rained all game) and 10-0 at Anfield in the league cup. Was there when we nearly went out of the league and wouldn't have swapped any of it.