Supporting Two Teams?

I've teams that I don't mind winning, and don't mind losing. Doesn't go any further than that. I've tried to imagine a hypothetical scenario in which an FC City rose from some form of ashes and I couldn't do it all over again, it's like how a good dog never entirely replaces a very beloved dog, no matter how fun it may be.
 
You can only support one team and anyone claiming to support more than one probably doesn’t really truly support any.

City are a team I like to see doing well and I’ll go to the odd game but I’d never call myself a City supporter.
 
growl said:
I was born in Plymouth and watched Argyle at Home Park as often as I could. As Plymouth was (and is again - it's complicated!) the largest town in England to never have been represented in the top flight, Argyle fans were permitted a glory team. I chose my glory team in the late 60's which led to a couple of fallow decades! I now live in Kent, have a City Seasoncard and still try to fit in a couple of pilgrimages with the Green Army when I can. City always takes priority. In the unlikely event of Argyle ascending to the Premier League, maybe I will lose my "Glory Team" privileges?
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I see what you did there.

;-)
 
jimharri said:
They annoy me to an extent that as Spock would say, isn't logical. We've had them on here as well. Remember the influx of Bosnians when Edin was here? And, to a lesser degree, Mahrez as well? Players come and go, the club is the constant.
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Half of the problem is nob heads on tic tok and Instagram bollocks
 
There's only City for me.

I have a number of teams whose results I look out for and hope they win - West Ham, Rangers, Hibernian, AC Milan, Sampdoria, 1.FC Koln, Eintracht Frankfurt....

The nearest I come to "supporting" another club is Hull City but it isn't a patch on what I feel for Manchester City. I've lived in Hull for 20-odd years and because of that, often get offered mates' season tickets when they don't go for whatever reason. My Godsons are Hull City fans and I went with them and their Dad, my best mate up here, to their first ever match.

I dearly want them to win for the people around me and also so I can get a taxi home from an away match when they're in the Premier League but there's nothing in my blood for them.

Earlier this season, one of the Godsons asked me at a match why I wasn't angry at the referee who was having a piss poor match, I thought "because it only really bothers me when it's my Citeh" but replied to him - "I want you to win but it's not my team, like your Dad when he watches Manchester City with me."
 
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My pain dr and i talked football, he is an irish rag and he asked me who i supported as well as city , odd question to say the least i thought
 
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