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Arsenal won the champions league at Old Trafford this year, against Man U.
Man U fans would quickly change into Arsenal fans and celebrate winning a trophy.

LOL!

I'd like to see Arsenal win it this time round. On the other hand I'd love it if Leicester won it. But that isn't gonna happen :-(

Don't worry, that does make sense, and I know exactly what you mean.

You're obviously another football-loving person, like myself, who will watch any-team play just to watch some real Proffesional Play with some of the World's Biggest Names on show. Yes, even if you hate the team.

I hate Arsenal myself, more than any other team in-fact.
But I still enjoy watching Bergkamp's bits of trickery, Henry's runs, and Ljungberg just... being.... EVERYWHERE!

I watch loads of matches on TV just watch some World Class Football...
But I never cheer or support them unless something is at-stake for United.

It's ok to watch them and like it, just don't cheer!

Fountain of Knowledge wrote:
> misunderestimate

Is that even a word?! :-)

Wouldn't be surprised if a few day-tripping Cockney Reds "accidentally" found themselves cheering an Arsenal victory- they'd probably say it's good for the city of London or something. But don't misunderestimate a proper United fan, I won't be having that. That said, much as it pains me, I enjoy watching Arsenal play, but I obviously wish them no success. Does that make sense? It does to me.

Well that is good enough for me.

Don't worry we will. Mr Arsene Wenger says so.

Winning a game away from home this season in the Champions League would be a start for Arsenal.

Arsenal won the champions league at Old Trafford this year, against Man U.
Man U fans would quickly change into Arsenal fans and celebrate winning a trophy.