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Tottenham Hotspurs fc do have the best set of supporters. not only are they loud but the loyalty towards the club is much more then any other fans...
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Ashman wrote:
> I'm afraid Spurs fans are a long, long, long way off being the most
> loyal, and that stick by their team week in and week out.
Exactly.
I'm afraid very few premiersh!te fans can call themselves loyal, unless you know what its like to follow a lower league team all over the country you dont know what loyal means.
> I'm afraid Spurs fans are a long, long, long way off being the most
> loyal, and that stick by their team week in and week out.
Exactly.
I'm afraid very few premiersh!te fans can call themselves loyal, unless you know what its like to follow a lower league team all over the country you dont know what loyal means.
My friend from Primary School was a spurs fan. Until he decided to support Arsenal. Shows loyalty.
Lil Bro wrote:
> We are crap. Granted. But our fans, we stick by our team and week in
> week out, fill every seat available at the Lane, or away whereever it
> may be. Even when we're losing, we don't leave early (well, some do,
> I don't :p) we stay just to see it through.
>
> Look at Arsenal fans, now they're out of the FA Cup and CL, half of
> them have suddenly remembered they are Chelsea, or Man United fans.
> Tis true. Same with Man Utd when they f**ked up their season, half
> the bloody fans left them for someone doing better.
>
> Not Spurs fans, no. We're 12th and playing like s**t, but we are
> still loyal, no swapping over to the other side of London, oh no not
> us.
I think you'll find there are a lot of loyal supporters, and they tend to be in the lower divisions. Last season I was as I am now, and have been for the last 4/5 years, a Woking FC fan. We lost 8 games on the trot, thats a record. We were almost bankrupt, we had about one decent player, and on a number of occasions I travelled as far as Morecambe to see us fall 5 - 0 away, and then 6 - 0 on the return match at home.
I do not overlook the likes of Portsmouth and Leeds hoever, and i'd argue that they are possibly more loyal. Spurs are rich, however poor they've been this season they are very likely to be better next, and i don't know how you can call yourself overly loyal to a crap team who are "OMG DEY R 12fth dats pants" when you see the likes of Leeds, Carlisle, and even as low as Farnborough who are out of money, and hope. Some of these clubs are quite possibly doomed, but the still turn out.
I'm afraid Spurs fans are a long, long, long way off being the most loyal, and that stick by their team week in and week out.
> We are crap. Granted. But our fans, we stick by our team and week in
> week out, fill every seat available at the Lane, or away whereever it
> may be. Even when we're losing, we don't leave early (well, some do,
> I don't :p) we stay just to see it through.
>
> Look at Arsenal fans, now they're out of the FA Cup and CL, half of
> them have suddenly remembered they are Chelsea, or Man United fans.
> Tis true. Same with Man Utd when they f**ked up their season, half
> the bloody fans left them for someone doing better.
>
> Not Spurs fans, no. We're 12th and playing like s**t, but we are
> still loyal, no swapping over to the other side of London, oh no not
> us.
I think you'll find there are a lot of loyal supporters, and they tend to be in the lower divisions. Last season I was as I am now, and have been for the last 4/5 years, a Woking FC fan. We lost 8 games on the trot, thats a record. We were almost bankrupt, we had about one decent player, and on a number of occasions I travelled as far as Morecambe to see us fall 5 - 0 away, and then 6 - 0 on the return match at home.
I do not overlook the likes of Portsmouth and Leeds hoever, and i'd argue that they are possibly more loyal. Spurs are rich, however poor they've been this season they are very likely to be better next, and i don't know how you can call yourself overly loyal to a crap team who are "OMG DEY R 12fth dats pants" when you see the likes of Leeds, Carlisle, and even as low as Farnborough who are out of money, and hope. Some of these clubs are quite possibly doomed, but the still turn out.
I'm afraid Spurs fans are a long, long, long way off being the most loyal, and that stick by their team week in and week out.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have had
> a lot of trophies this season.
and so would leeds. i went to see leeds play arsenal, and us leeds fan's roared, even when 5-0 down. we are just having a good time. yes, in a fan's league, pompey and leeds would be top. i listended to the phone-in on radio five live after the match and everyone commented on the leeds fans.
yes, you get all these moaning liverpool fan's, who moan at not winning, and taking out on houllier, but times have changed.....
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have had
> a lot of trophies this season.
and so would leeds. i went to see leeds play arsenal, and us leeds fan's roared, even when 5-0 down. we are just having a good time. yes, in a fan's league, pompey and leeds would be top. i listended to the phone-in on radio five live after the match and everyone commented on the leeds fans.
yes, you get all these moaning liverpool fan's, who moan at not winning, and taking out on houllier, but times have changed.....
Ashley wrote:
> its always the same, 2 good people join, 3 spammers 1 good person
> gets annoyed and leaves, spam dilutes further.
Well, sometimes you get a lot of spamming JATs join in one day, and on better days, there are none. Sane JATs are a rare thing.
> its always the same, 2 good people join, 3 spammers 1 good person
> gets annoyed and leaves, spam dilutes further.
Well, sometimes you get a lot of spamming JATs join in one day, and on better days, there are none. Sane JATs are a rare thing.
Quinty wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> I was here in 2003, yet never saw you.
>
> Yeah, hence the word *some* doofus.
>
> Most of the old regulars have gone now anyway and were left with
> trolls like you.
forest fan, you only had 120 posts a month ago! that was worked out by, taking your 30 day post from your total last week, its not really surprising you haven't met people.
I'm a bit of an irregular at times, often go a month with out posting then make a resurgence in the hols when internet is there and you have to actually organise things.
its always the same, 2 good people join, 3 spammers 1 good person gets annoyed and leaves, spam dilutes further.
> Forest Fan wrote:
> I was here in 2003, yet never saw you.
>
> Yeah, hence the word *some* doofus.
>
> Most of the old regulars have gone now anyway and were left with
> trolls like you.
forest fan, you only had 120 posts a month ago! that was worked out by, taking your 30 day post from your total last week, its not really surprising you haven't met people.
I'm a bit of an irregular at times, often go a month with out posting then make a resurgence in the hols when internet is there and you have to actually organise things.
its always the same, 2 good people join, 3 spammers 1 good person gets annoyed and leaves, spam dilutes further.
Yep, simply continues from your sentence.
Forest Fan wrote:
> But makes me involved in the conversation.
Fantastically well constructed point too, eh Forest Fan?
> But makes me involved in the conversation.
Fantastically well constructed point too, eh Forest Fan?
But makes me involved in the conversation.
Forest Fan wrote:
> A troll like slice, was my point.
Which had what to do with me saying "trolls like you"?
Posting random statements doesnt make you the height of articulateness.
> A troll like slice, was my point.
Which had what to do with me saying "trolls like you"?
Posting random statements doesnt make you the height of articulateness.
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