Chesterfield blue
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Chesterfield... Its quiet possibly one of the better grounds i've been to as well!!!!!!!!???????????
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If you had to choose.. for a second club?
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Chippy_boy
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Bristol City I suppose. But I can't ever get excited about them.
It's a bit like asking a heroin addict if he fancies a half of shandy.
It's a bit like asking a heroin addict if he fancies a half of shandy.
Bury. My dad used to take me to both City and Bury when I was younger because he is a Bury fan but has a soft spot for City because one of his older brothers is a City fan whilst his eldest brother and dad followed Bury. I suppose I got the same treatment he had when he was a kid except he chose Bury and I chose City to be my team.
gary111
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Alty
nijinsky's fetlocks
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Chesterfield blue said:Chesterfield... Its quiet possibly one of the better grounds i've been to as well!!!!!!!!???????????
Saltergate is one of the best grounds you've been to?
Are you being serious?
Quite like Huddersfield Town,probably because they claim to hate Leeds more than anybody else does.
tommo
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The mighty Albion Rovers for me
u2fme2
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here we go
Luton and the reason being thats where my parents and granparents come from,
and no they don't support them either
Luton and the reason being thats where my parents and granparents come from,
and no they don't support them either
City Soul Boy
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Altrincham !
DD
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It was always Preston North End and I still tip in to about a couple of games a year.
About a decade ago, I actually had season tickets at both Maine Road and Deepdale purely because of the way the fixtures fell.
Once they got rid of the terraces and turned it into a proper ground, it lost some of it's magic. I'd started watching them as a lowe league side affair and they kind of out-stripped what they were supposed to do.
Them playing City was never in my thoughts and it was a very surreal situation when the two met in 1998-99. I had a dual season ticket at the time but when City went to Deepdale, I gave my ticket away, got one in the away end and felt bloody gutted when PNE scored after about thirty seconds. It really did look too like we were going to meet at Wembley in the Play-Offs and I boycotted North End's play-off semi-final as a result as I couldn't bring myself to stick up for a team that I thought would have been a bigger threat to City.
It's very strange but when you have a second team, when they play your first team, you hate that second team like they were Manchester United!:)
About a decade ago, I actually had season tickets at both Maine Road and Deepdale purely because of the way the fixtures fell.
Once they got rid of the terraces and turned it into a proper ground, it lost some of it's magic. I'd started watching them as a lowe league side affair and they kind of out-stripped what they were supposed to do.
Them playing City was never in my thoughts and it was a very surreal situation when the two met in 1998-99. I had a dual season ticket at the time but when City went to Deepdale, I gave my ticket away, got one in the away end and felt bloody gutted when PNE scored after about thirty seconds. It really did look too like we were going to meet at Wembley in the Play-Offs and I boycotted North End's play-off semi-final as a result as I couldn't bring myself to stick up for a team that I thought would have been a bigger threat to City.
It's very strange but when you have a second team, when they play your first team, you hate that second team like they were Manchester United!:)