mike winterwasp said:
sniff said:
I watch any of the Live game's on tv.
The rag games are more interesting, i support whoever they play for 90mins.. And i watched every one of the United game's in the run in, pissing myself laughing as they spinked 8 points away...
I can sort of see that but gave up pretty quickly after Tom Daley's antics. The key rag games - Wigan I was there at v WBA and Everton gave up at 4-2. But whilst i always support whoever they play against (Founder Member of Benfica SC Manchester Branch) I have only ever watched them when City had an interest. Anyone who watches their every game is a closet rag imo.
What an absurd last sentence, assuming you are being serious. That's like saying a historian who studies Hitler is a Nazi, or or asking why would you watch "The Office" if all it does is make you cringe.
Human beings require various stimulus and included in that, for many blues, is watching united play. Not because they are "closet rags", as you have so simplistically put it, but because they are precisely the opposite. I imagine it's the same reason that people watch horror movies or go on scary rides at Alton Towers. It's a combination of morbid fascination and the faint hope that they might get beat that attracts them to it. Unlike you, I watched the whole of the united Everton game in a pub in Stourbridge, before going to Molineux, and I found the experience to be exhilarating and painful at the same time.
Surely one of the reasons to follow a football club is to feel more alive and watching united occasionally delivers that, at least for me. Especially when the cunts get beat.
