Watching none City games

[whitefield_blue]

ive always had a soft spot for Bury as they are only down the road so i probably go once or twice a season but apart from that i really couldnt care less. England are a constant dissapointment and i will never support another english club in europe.

 

[liamctid]

A Saturday 3 o clock kick off - nothing better - watch the early and late games in the pub around seeing City then watch the Spanish one at 8.

Being from an area with no team (until recently) you tend to look out for quite a few teams results through friends. Add that to Uni mates and I look out for quite a few results. Wolves, QPR, MK Dons, Luton, Southampton, Forest, Newcastle, Leeds...

If the offers there I will always watch live football. I've been to two Southampton games with my house mate this season (Sheff United and Rotherham) and been to see Forest twice away over the last year or so (Sheff Wed and Huddersfield). With the MK Dons (sorry to offend the football purists) I've been to loads of games at home, been to quite a few away as well including the last game at Gay Meadow against Shrewsbury in the play off semis and Wembley last year in the "paint ball cup"

In fact as City are playing on Sunday this weekend, I am actually going to Tottenham vs Chelsea on Saturday in the Chelsea end. Really looking forward to it - experiencing a derby which isn't ours.

Obviously you can't have the passion at the games which you do for your own team, but its always interesting (I think) to see what other sets of supporters are like.

 

[baldybouncer]

I wouldn't pay to go and watch any other team but City and that includes England. I'm exiled down in Cambridge during weekdays and I have been tempted to go and watch Histon but balked at paying £13/14 to stand/sit to watch Non League stuff.

 

[BlueTillDeath]

to be honest i found that up until about a year ago i got bored of watching games without city in, maybe its because were so exitingother games jst dont seem as good.
But i can remmeber that classic euro 08 tornament me and mates all picked teams on who to suppport. and i went for the dark horses croatia and damn we looked good until them jammy turks robbed us! we all stuk a tenner in it and one of us walked away with 160 obviously.
i still remember watching that croatia game when they beat germany 2-1, classic football.
p.s i also picked them because charlie was a blue, until the speedster went off to puds obv

 

[M35 Blue]

to be honest i found that up until about a year ago i got bored of watching games without city in, maybe its because were so exitingother games jst dont seem as good.
But i can remmeber that classic euro 08 tornament me and mates all picked teams on who to suppport. and i went for the dark horses croatia and damn we looked good until them jammy turks robbed us! we all stuk a tenner in it and one of us walked away with 160 obviously.
i still remember watching that croatia game when they beat germany 2-1, classic football.
p.s i also picked them because charlie was a blue, until the speedster went off to puds obv

Which tool picked Austria!?!?

 

[BlueTillDeath]

they werent even the last pick
get this..the last one was Turkey! and they got to the semis some priks out there ey

 

[allan harper]

Kick off revisted thats a good watch if city are on, we played spurs on it the other week. ill watch any game including the rags until they score first then ill let the misses have the tv....

 

[Failsworth_Blue]

I watch all sort of football as i find it enjoyable albeit theres an odd poor game but it's still more entertaining than most of the dross that's shown on other channels. With Setanta they show French, Dutch and German leauge games live every weekend and i'll give them a watch while on Sky i watch the Premiership, Championship game and also Spanish football, infact at the moment i'm watching Aberdeen vs Dunfermline aswell albeit it's been wank so far!

Basically if theres football on more times than not i'll watch it

 

[NPBlue]

I'll watch any game of football, anywhere.

I am often to be found in the local park walking my dog, and if there is a game on, I just have to watch it.

Sure, my dog gets bored, but you can see some surprisingly gutsy displays on a Saturday morning.

I have no idea who the teams are or what league they play in, but there I am. one man and his dog, watching a game of football.

 

[Corky]

A Saturday 3 o clock kick off - nothing better - watch the early and late games in the pub around seeing City then watch the Spanish one at 8.

Being from an area with no team (until recently) you tend to look out for quite a few teams results through friends. Add that to Uni mates and I look out for quite a few results. Wolves, QPR, MK Dons, Luton, Southampton, Forest, Newcastle, Leeds...

If the offers there I will always watch live football. I've been to two Southampton games with my house mate this season (Sheff United and Rotherham) and been to see Forest twice away over the last year or so (Sheff Wed and Huddersfield). With the MK Dons (sorry to offend the football purists) I've been to loads of games at home, been to quite a few away as well including the last game at Gay Meadow against Shrewsbury in the play off semis and Wembley last year in the "paint ball cup"

In fact as City are playing on Sunday this weekend, I am actually going to Tottenham vs Chelsea on Saturday in the Chelsea end. Really looking forward to it - experiencing a derby which isn't ours.

Obviously you can't have the passion at the games which you do for your own team, but its always interesting (I think) to see what other sets of supporters are like.

After the way we got treated last week by them.....