when someone chooses a team to support,then they can "unchoose".Like thousands of others i became a city fan through family ties,geography and for me seeing them lose to newcastle on the tele in the cup final.No divorce is possible(trial separation didn't work).Inevitably we will build a large number of choosers,it goes with the territory.Not all are glory-hunters,just discerning football fans,The Bluemoon shines on more than just Manchester
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bellbuzzer said:when someone chooses a team to support,then they can "unchoose".Like thousands of others i became a city fan through family ties,geography and for me seeing them lose to newcastle on the tele in the cup final.No divorce is possible(trial separation didn't work).Inevitably we will build a large number of choosers,it goes with the territory.Not all are glory-hunters,just discerning football fans,The Bluemoon shines on more than just Manchester
baldmosher
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Aye, if you're a neutral watching any game, you usually will have a favourite. If it's the team that plays the best, that's your choice.
(I usually cheer on the underdog but tend to applaud all round whatever the result.)
If you're not already a fan of a specific club, buying a shirt of that favourite is just one step closer to "belonging" without actually becoming a real fan.
Likewise, having a new favourite is just convenient.
As a paedophile once told me "I support whoever's the best team"
(I usually cheer on the underdog but tend to applaud all round whatever the result.)
If you're not already a fan of a specific club, buying a shirt of that favourite is just one step closer to "belonging" without actually becoming a real fan.
Likewise, having a new favourite is just convenient.
As a paedophile once told me "I support whoever's the best team"