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JeremyFromTexas

14 Jun 2008, 07:13 AM

Caesar

14 Jun 2008, 11:18 AM

They survive in the Los Angeles underground. They are still wanted by the government, but if you have a problem, if nobody else can help, and if you can find them, you might be able to hire them.

frasermc

14 Jun 2008, 12:23 PM

The Glasgow Celtic Football Club.

i'll let these do my talking -

CYhUX2teyDM

7rL2EGMi_nE

champions league nights

dmY1nFT44Kc

Gordon EF

15 Jun 2008, 03:04 PM

They survive in the Los Angeles underground. They are still wanted by the government, but if you have a problem, if nobody else can help, and if you can find them, you might be able to hire them.

lol, beat me to it.

http://streetknowledge.files.wordpress.com/2007/12/medium_the-a-team.jpg

themodelcitizen

17 Jun 2008, 01:01 AM

When you have a season ticket to the Dynamo, come back and we'll take you seriously.

HoopsBhoyInNC

17 Jun 2008, 07:31 PM

The Glasgow Celtic Football Club.

i'll let these do my talking -

CYhUX2teyDM

7rL2EGMi_nE

champions league nights

dmY1nFT44Kc

Oh man...........

Those videos gave me goosebumps...

Maybe one day Il get to see them play in person

Come On you Hoops!!

Excape Goat

18 Jun 2008, 08:41 AM

The Celtics.... it will depend on whether you area a Catholic. :)

Untroubled by Reason

18 Jun 2008, 11:25 AM

Im new to the wonderful world of soccer. Im looking for a team to support, but for some reason, the local MLS team in my town, just doesnt do it for me. Could yall point me to who I should support? I want a team with good chemistry and not a lot of Im the only player on the team that counts type of team. I would to try and support one from either Ireland, Scottland, or ENgland. So point away and give a good valid argument please.....
Soccer is a game best viewed in person, rather than on TV. In person, in the actual stadium where the game is being played, not only can you see the entire game unfold before you in ways that televised games can't deliver, but you also get to feel the energy from the other supporters, and that can't be duplicated elsewhere.

If the team in your hometown "doesn't do it for you," don't look to Ireland, England or Scotland, since you would most likely not be able see the games they play (unless you have vast amounts of spare time and disposeable income). Look instead to what you're looking to get out of the game, as well as what you're putting into it.

If that "doesn't do it for you," do what every other plastic does, and buy a ManU shirt. :rolleyes:

Moishe

19 Jun 2008, 07:03 PM

Stick with your home town team the Dynamo. They may not be doing it for you now but as with most other sports, coaching and tactics always change. Have a voice show some passion and attend the matches. That's where the fun is and from there a sort of identity.

ChelseaForTheCup(s)

20 Jun 2008, 08:44 AM

If that "doesn't do it for you," do what every other plastic does, and buy a ManU shirt. :rolleyes:

Nice job being a prick.

I don't know if you knew this, but MLS's level of play as well as atmosphere will never be comparable to those of the Prem/Serie A, and La Liga.

Untroubled by Reason

20 Jun 2008, 09:51 AM

Nice job being a prick.

I don't know if you knew this, but MLS's level of play as well as atmosphere will never be comparable to those of the Prem/Serie A, and La Liga.
Nice attempt at a personal attack, sport.:cool:

Of course the level of play in the Premiership is different than MLS, as well as the atmosphere. I would argue that that difference gets considerably watered down by watching it on television, as opposed to being in the stadium. Particularly in the Premiership, which relies so much on speed and power to achieve its level of play, not even widescreen HD really gives you the same picture as being there... even being at an MLS match.

Caesar

20 Jun 2008, 09:54 AM

I don't know if you knew this, but MLS's level of play as well as atmosphere will never be comparable to those of the Prem/Serie A, and La Liga.
Atmosphere isn't much good when you're on the other side of the world. And for a lot of fans, 'level of play' is a fair way down the list of reasons why they love their club.

ChelseaForTheCup(s)

20 Jun 2008, 09:55 AM

Nice attempt at a personal attack, sport.:cool:

Of course the level of play in the Premiership is different than MLS, as well as the atmosphere. I would argue that that difference gets considerably watered down by watching it on television, as opposed to being in the stadium. Particularly in the Premiership, which relies so much on speed and power to achieve its level of play, not even widescreen HD really gives you the same picture as being there... even being at an MLS match.

Obviously. Watching games on TV will never compare to being there, no one can argue that point.

But calling someone plastic and to go and buy a ManU shirt just because they'd like to watch another team on television is a "nice attempt at a personal attack"........"sport".

Untroubled by Reason

20 Jun 2008, 09:58 AM

Obviously. Watching games on TV will never compare to being there, no one can argue that point.

But calling someone plastic and to go and buy a ManU shirt just because they'd like to watch another team on television is a "nice attempt at a personal attack"........"sport".
If the shoe fits...

W.A.S.P

21 Jun 2008, 05:09 PM

frasermc

21 Jun 2008, 07:22 PM

Dont be swayed and make such a rash choice mate. "Frasermc" explains he lets those videos do his talking...

Ill let these ones do mine -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFtKuFAt6vk&feature=related

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFtKuFAt6vk&feature=related)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFhrN5ZyRQk&feature=related
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFtKuFAt6vk&feature=related)

yes. well done. a single Celtic fan on the second video. one fan!! one moronic idiot. i'm sure you would agree that each club has one...

instead of discussing the team i support why not discuss your own team...?

let me help with a couple of examples and then i'm done on this thread. feel free to carry it on in PM rather than ruining this thread.

earlier this season, the behaviour of Rangers fans appalled the people of Barcelona to such an extent that the British Consul declared himself embarrassed. terrified that their own fans cannot travel outside Scotland where racism and bigotry targeted at the Irish and Catholics is apparently an acceptable part of cultural life, Rangers have, for the second time been forced to buy up their entire away allocation for the forthcoming UEFA Cup match with Fiorentina.

thousands of Rangers fans could be heard indulging in racist taunts against the Irish, singing “the famine’s over, why don’t you go home”. this incidentally was on the same evening that Rangers fans had booed a rendition of You’ll Never Walk Alone, dedicated to the 96 Liverpool fans who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster.

i won't even start on about Manchester...

W.A.S.P

22 Jun 2008, 07:24 AM

We boo'd "You'll never walk alone" because it is sung by Celtic supporters.
Nothing at all to do with the hillsborough disaster.

Its very clear it was more than one person interupting the 9/11 silence you can hear clearly more than 1 singing IRA songs. There are two seperate videos of Celtic fans mocking the victims of 9/11.

Lets not get into this arguement or i will have to explain about how Celtic football club for years molested their Boys club in which the manager knew about it and told no one. Im sure you will agree that is up there with one of the most discusting things not only done by a football club but done by anyone.

frasermc

22 Jun 2008, 07:37 AM

Lets not get into this arguement or i will have to explain about how Celtic football club for years molested their Boys club in which the manager knew about it and told no one. Im sure you will agree that is up there with one of the most discusting things not only done by a football club but done by anyone.

that just about sums you up. that's a disgusting comment.

W.A.S.P

22 Jun 2008, 07:41 AM

that just about sums you up. that's a disgusting comment.

You say that like what i said was a lie mate. You know what i said is true. The sad truth.

Caesar

22 Jun 2008, 07:46 AM

Its very clear it was more than one person interupting the 9/11 silence you can hear clearly more than 1 singing IRA songs.
For every IRA story a Rangers fan tells, there's a UVF/UDA/whatever story that a Celtic fan can come back with. That's why this argument is so pointless and divisive, and goes on and on. Both clubs have plenty of muck to be raked.

So take that shit elsewhere. You're trolling - nobody was talking about it til you showed up.