View Full Version : what team should i support?
IvanIV
16 Aug 2007, 08:07 PM
We do have roads and trains and aeroplanes you know :D
AAwww...you knocked Spurs right when I was going to agree wtih about yer kit and yer beer. Newcastle Ale is delicious!:mad:
canadianscraggledog
16 Aug 2007, 08:17 PM
bacause of becks... because of ronaldo and rooney... because they are great... because they are old and prestigious...
Except that Becks has been gone since 03. Why support a team for a player they used to have, unless you liked them in 03. Why start supporting ManU in 2007 if you were not a fan before because they had a player you liked back then.
Powerhitter04
16 Aug 2007, 08:28 PM
Yeah, I'm still trying tio decide too. I've watched about 10 games so far and I've narowwed it down to Newcastle, Spurs, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool.
Toon³
16 Aug 2007, 08:41 PM
Newcastle Ale is delicious!:mad:
And yet it's made in Gateshead
Andi the Hobbit
17 Aug 2007, 09:17 PM
Aston Villa - Just been taken over by Randy Learner.
US link for you.
Gunner14Kiwi
18 Aug 2007, 03:40 AM
Not Spurs, all the talk about 4th has got to their heads pretty quick.
Yid_Army99
18 Aug 2007, 10:12 PM
not arsenal, they're rubbish.
Koby7STAR
19 Aug 2007, 08:56 AM
i would go for
Fulham or Newcastle or both!
IvanIV
19 Aug 2007, 09:50 AM
i would go for
Fulham or Newcastle or both!
Of the two I'd say Newcastle.
I pull for Wednesday as well... and never upset when PNE wins.
Footstomper
19 Aug 2007, 11:02 AM
Why does one have to support only one club? WHAT???Is the heart not big enough to take in more than one? No!Especially since they play in separate leagues?
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Bloody polygamist!
Footstomper
19 Aug 2007, 11:17 AM
If you like to see your club have a new manager every month or so support Newcastle United.
If you seek a club that loses but never gives up seek Watford
If you or any of your relatives like the French National team support Arsenal
If you are a fan of the USA national team support Fulham..thats a order!
and if you want a better brand of biscuit join our club:)
Footstomper
19 Aug 2007, 11:22 AM
They're new to the league, yes, but D&R have an interesting past - it's funny, because they seem like a fairly recent side, but the only reason they seem new is because they kept changing their name over the years! A brief history...
1881 Ilford FC formed
1886 Leytonstone FC formed
1900 Walthamstow Avenue FC formed
1949 Dagenham FC formed
1979 Ilford and Leytonstone merge to become Leytonstone-Ilford
1988 Leytonstone-Ilford absorbes Walthamstow Avenue, changes its name to Redbridge Forest
1992 Redbridge Forest merges with Dagenham and change their name to Dagenham & Redbridge
I love it when little teams like this get some success :)
Ah the Daggers. Doncha just luv em
HoopsBhoyInNC
20 Aug 2007, 11:01 PM
I think i have it cut down to Spurs and Newcastle...... Im just having a hard time deciding...
To me they are both great teams...
here's how i see it:
Spurs: Has a pretty good tradition, but are not bandwagoners..... They have some of my favorite players (Berbatov, Keane, Bent..). They also play fun and exciting football....
Newcastle: Also has a pretty good tradition, and also are not bandwagoners.... They also have a couple of my favorite players (Owen, and one of my personal favorites Obefemi Martins)... And also play fun /exciting football...
Im still trying to find more info and history of these two clubs
Gunner14Kiwi
21 Aug 2007, 04:06 AM
not arsenal, they're rubbish.
If were Rubbish, which we arn't, dn't quite know wat spurs are then, must be F***** SH*T.
Koby7STAR
21 Aug 2007, 08:56 AM
I think i have it cut down to Spurs and Newcastle...... Im just having a hard time deciding...
To me they are both great teams...
Im still trying to find more info and history of these two clubs
Newcastle has a fantastic stadiuma nd i heard they are expanding it from what I think is 54,000 to 61,000.
Steven taylor is also a great defender player there, who is young.
I would say about the destination of the teams, spurs is in London which is the capital, so there will be a lot of other thing to do in London,(no offence to Newcastle!)
acceptplace
21 Aug 2007, 08:58 PM
Watch as much of the EPL as possible, and see which teams style/passion takes your eye.
Yeah I agree. Just enjoy what you see because you just got into it and sooner or later you'll end up leaning for a team.
tommuster
22 Aug 2007, 06:08 AM
if you have to ask you should better support nobody.
tomwilhelm
22 Aug 2007, 07:39 AM
if you have to ask you should better support nobody.
and if you have nothing constructive to add, you shouldn't post.
TheLastLineMonster
22 Aug 2007, 09:24 AM
and if you have nothing constructive to add, you shouldn't post.
ahaha!! good one. :D
pookspur
22 Aug 2007, 03:11 PM
and if you have nothing constructive to add, you shouldn't post.
actually, i think that was a very constructive post. fabricating 'support' from wholecloth, based upon nothing whatsoever*, really isn't support, is it?
*'nothing whatsoever' being roughly the equivilent of basing it on message board feedback.