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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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best fans are Man united fans, nobody can make a prawn sandwich like a united fan! :)
In my book wimbledon fans have to be the best fans in the english game at the moment.
they have taken 5 years of shitt and the ones who still hold on are the true lovers of the club who care about it so much they ride all the crap the board can throw at them.
In my book wimbledon fans have to be the best fans in the english game at the moment.
they have taken 5 years of shitt and the ones who still hold on are the true lovers of the club who care about it so much they ride all the crap the board can throw at them.
AfroJoe wrote:
> WòókieeMøn§??® wrote:
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have
> had
> a lot of trophies this season.
>
> And you're talking about the same fans that booed through a minutes
> silence which forced it to be halted only half way through?
One point, t'was a south coast derby that hadn't been seen for the last 15 years (Bar cups & whatnot).
I think the same would happen at Everton Vs Liverpool, Man City Vs Man Utd etc.
Every club has a few knobhead fans though, unavoidable.
> WòókieeMøn§??® wrote:
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have
> had
> a lot of trophies this season.
>
> And you're talking about the same fans that booed through a minutes
> silence which forced it to be halted only half way through?
One point, t'was a south coast derby that hadn't been seen for the last 15 years (Bar cups & whatnot).
I think the same would happen at Everton Vs Liverpool, Man City Vs Man Utd etc.
Every club has a few knobhead fans though, unavoidable.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> It got so catchy that they were still singing it come the start of
> this season, to the point that the manager had to make a plea to make
> them stop it.
Heh!
It was funny to see Walsall thrash them aswell. Can't remember if it was
4-0 or 4-1.
> It got so catchy that they were still singing it come the start of
> this season, to the point that the manager had to make a plea to make
> them stop it.
Heh!
It was funny to see Walsall thrash them aswell. Can't remember if it was
4-0 or 4-1.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have had
> a lot of trophies this season.
And you're talking about the same fans that booed through a minutes silence which forced it to be halted only half way through?
> If the quality of support won you anything, Portsmouth would have had
> a lot of trophies this season.
And you're talking about the same fans that booed through a minutes silence which forced it to be halted only half way through?
Most definitely
Colourless wrote:
"through the sun and rain"
Is that because Blue is the colour, and football is the game?
"through the sun and rain"
Is that because Blue is the colour, and football is the game?
You say all this Lil Bro, but no-one swaps teams when their club loses. Pompey got thrashed 5-1 but still stayed till the end chanting, and gave the players a standing ovation. No Arsenal fans have moved to spurs since losing in the CL and FA Cup, nor Man Yoo fans. I've heard Spurs fans boo their team off at half time, is this the loyalty that we're talking about???
And I've seen many chelsea fans leave early or shout abuse at their team, not when their under-performing, but when they're lacking in effort. We'd much rather see our side fight hard and lose than not try at all. For example FA Cup Final 2002, we played our hearts out, and 2-0 was not a fair reflection of the score, but even though we lost the final, every fan stayed to give the team a standing ovation.
Its not a matter of loyalty. If you are a real football fan, then you support one club. You would go and watch them whether they are winning or losing, "through the sun and rain". And you certainly would not change teams. These people aren't real football fans.
And I've seen many chelsea fans leave early or shout abuse at their team, not when their under-performing, but when they're lacking in effort. We'd much rather see our side fight hard and lose than not try at all. For example FA Cup Final 2002, we played our hearts out, and 2-0 was not a fair reflection of the score, but even though we lost the final, every fan stayed to give the team a standing ovation.
Its not a matter of loyalty. If you are a real football fan, then you support one club. You would go and watch them whether they are winning or losing, "through the sun and rain". And you certainly would not change teams. These people aren't real football fans.
spurs fans are generally ridiculous, they stick by their team but are on the whole delusional.
Their delusion is part of what has failed for them to suceed.
Their delusion is part of what has failed for them to suceed.
5-4???
4-3
4-3
No stress?
5-4 anyone?
5-4 anyone?
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