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If you support someone all yer life then move away - that shouldn't affect matters in any way. I was born in Northampton and I always look out for their results - even though I've probably only been there twice in my life! One of my first words spoken was "Celtic" - so really there was never any doubt who I was gonna support. It's the same with Scotland - and I am exactly the way my dad wanted me to be, which is just as well - cos it's the same for everyone else in our family. I did go through a spell of supporting Everton (as has been mentioned countless times) but I was more of a fan than a supporter, they were my English team, until Mo Johnstone signed for them:mad: (again this has been mentioned plenty of times before). So after Judas signed for Everton my preferred team have been Man Utd cos Brian McClair was the only other ex Celt playing down here at that time:lol: No matter where I am or what I am offered I will never stop supporting Celtic and Scotland. That's how a proper supporter should be.

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Originally posted by ShugZV© If you support someone all yer life then move away - that shouldn't affect matters in any way. I was born in Northampton and I always look out for their results - even though I've probably only been there twice in my life!One of my first words spoken was "Celtic" - so really there was never any doubt who I was gonna support. It's the same with Scotland - and I am exactly the way my dad wanted me to be, which is just as well - cos it's the same for everyone else in our family. I did go through a spell of supporting Everton (as has been mentioned countless times) but I was more of a fan than a supporter, they were my English team, until Mo Johnstone signed for them:mad: (again this has been mentioned plenty of times before).So after Judas signed for Everton my preferred team have been Man Utd cos Brian McClair was the only other ex Celt playing down here at that time:lol:No matter where I am or what I am offered I will never stop supporting Celtic and Scotland. That's how a proper supporter should be.

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through the bad times and the good mate thats what defines a true supporter.

If I had to support another team it would probably be Spurs, although its hard to say if thats not predominantly because I relish in the fact that they hate Arsenal so much :lol:

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Originally posted by The DoN > Originally posted by ShugZV© If you support someone all yer life then move away - that shouldn't affect matters in any way. I was born in Northampton and I always look out for their results - even though I've probably only been there twice in my life!One of my first words spoken was "Celtic" - so really there was never any doubt who I was gonna support. It's the same with Scotland - and I am exactly the way my dad wanted me to be, which is just as well - cos it's the same for everyone else in our family. I did go through a spell of supporting Everton (as has been mentioned countless times) but I was more of a fan than a supporter, they were my English team, until Mo Johnstone signed for them:mad: (again this has been mentioned plenty of times before).So after Judas signed for Everton my preferred team have been Man Utd cos Brian McClair was the only other ex Celt playing down here at that time:lol:No matter where I am or what I am offered I will never stop supporting Celtic and Scotland. That's how a proper supporter should be.

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through the bad times and the good mate thats what defines a true supporter.

If I had to support another team it would probably be Spurs, although its hard to say if thats not predominantly because I relish in the fact that they hate Arsenal so much :lol:

Nice one Don !!! :lol: Since I really don't like US pro football much at all, it's been over 20 years since I've watched a game in its entirety, it was natural to follow the top teams in the UK. I'd been reading the music press and other magazines, so I picked up on Spurs, probably because Adrian Thrills had written about them or something, I suppose. A friend who went to England over a decade ago gave me a Spurs Holsten jersey, so it'd be stupid for me to root for another team who was faring better, I'm not one to switch teams at the first sign of trouble. I do, however, root for local teams here in other sports that I follow.

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