Lardy_Blue
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Heaton Stannington are my local non-league team so go to a few games. £5 entry and drinking allowed on pitch side (£3 a pint)
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Other Teams You Follow? Alongside MCFC
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Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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A hoped for win: Rochdale, Swindon Town, Shrewsbury Town, Plymouth Argyle.
PragueBlue
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I also follow the following clubs, mainly down to living there at one time or other (Atletico Madrid used to be another but no longer). The only one of them that I am serious about is Bohemians.
Bohemians Praha 1905
Boavista
Genoa CFC
Bohemians Praha 1905
Boavista
Genoa CFC
derryCITY
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My Username might give mine away
deegee33
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Fiorentina, I like the color purple and have always admired the fleur de lis as a symbol.
MillisleBlue
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Glentoran FC in Belfast cos me mum played for their ladies team many many moons ago!
exiled-blue
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- 12 Dec 2010
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Always keep any eye out for Nantes. Had a couple of holidays close to there and went to match against Toulouse last year which really enjoyed.
Nellies left peg
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- 3 Dec 2017
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Swindon as I moved south when I was a kid
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Olympique Lyonnais. My son was born there, his mother was born and bred there, and after a few years out of Europe with us, he grew up there. Took him to his first matches at Gerland, at the age of seven.
He's gloomy about them these days, but I try to impress on him that you never, ever give up your club and team having once chosen it. I always look out for their results, and always want them to do well. For him.
He ribbed me mercilessly in the days when we were in the second and then the third tiers. I had to put up with it. He's quieter about that these days…
;-)
He had the good grace not to say anything when they knocked us out of the CL, though. He knew that that was serious stuff.
Otherwise, I always look out for County's results, and want them to do well in League Two (yes, I know, I know how they were when our paths crossed…) and Wealdstone in the National League.
I generally want the north Manchester clubs to do well, and sincerely hope that Bury are resurrected.
He's gloomy about them these days, but I try to impress on him that you never, ever give up your club and team having once chosen it. I always look out for their results, and always want them to do well. For him.
He ribbed me mercilessly in the days when we were in the second and then the third tiers. I had to put up with it. He's quieter about that these days…
;-)
He had the good grace not to say anything when they knocked us out of the CL, though. He knew that that was serious stuff.
Otherwise, I always look out for County's results, and want them to do well in League Two (yes, I know, I know how they were when our paths crossed…) and Wealdstone in the National League.
I generally want the north Manchester clubs to do well, and sincerely hope that Bury are resurrected.