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john kershaw wrote: the biggest lunatics in Europe.
its
FEYENOORD of Rotterdam
still gives me nightmares, when i went there years ago with my Uncles who are all Evertonians.
united battered them a few years back ('98?). Dutch police stood back and laughed at them gettin a taste of their own medicine.
john kershaw wrote:
Bere wrote: VFL Bochum
what's happened to Cologne??
bottom three now. not good
Cologne? You wanna try wearing some.
I'm one of those sad fanatical bastards who supports a team in each country. Dunfermline Athletic are my true team, West Bromwich Albion would be my English team and as I now live in France, FC Metz...
Al Jarvis wrote: Er, the Luton. But then I think everyone knows that. Born there, Dad supported them, his Dad supported them, etc et cetera. Still do games now with lads I went to school with, twenty-five years on. It's a concept a lot of people find it hard getting their head's around in today's footballing circles. I work in an Investment Bank where it's 95% males between the ages of 25 and 45 and virtually no-one goes to games anymore, which I find kinda sad. I cherry-pick matches I attend but can't imagine a time in my life when I completely give up the football all together.
ManYoo will win this on NOOL, I should imagine. Just hope no-one votes for them simply cos 'New Order like them' cos that's a garbage excuse if you're over the age of 14.
Luton are a tidy little team from what I saw against Liverpool in that whooly memorable match the other week. I've lived in Swindon for 8 years and so I've been following Town for about the last 2. I hate the Premiership and the large sums involved and the fact there's an average of about 1.5 English players in the first 11 of any team. I remember when players like Remi Moses (Who used to play for Man U) were actually BORN in their city..
So keep your fingers crossed for Swindon Town please as it looks like we're going down to play against the scummers next season (Oxford)
Desmond Tierney wrote: Manchester City F.C.
CTID
wrong blue.. but the proper one wouldn't work ;)
Barney Army wrote:
john kershaw wrote: the biggest lunatics in Europe.
its
FEYENOORD of Rotterdam
still gives me nightmares, when i went there years ago with my Uncles who are all Evertonians.
united battered them a few years back ('98?). Dutch police stood back and laughed at them gettin a taste of their own medicine.
Were O'neil, sam and Roy there?
jself wrote: I voted for Liverpool FC, my all time fave. My second favourite team is Man City though - Rob Gretton's team. (Also home of Robbie Fowler, and partly sponsored by Oasis - what else can you want from a team? Maybe a victory now and then but who cares anyway, when Liverpool are winning all the time:))
Robbie "play 'im on the reserves till his contract is out" Fowler.
He's only played the last couple minutes of the two Derby games (hooray for the score) and got the Hat Trick in the FA cup (thank god).
the boring bastards from the usually empty Riverside Stadium.
Middlesbrough!!
(the perfect job for that Cunt Erikkson)
john kershaw wrote:
Barney Army wrote:
john kershaw wrote: the biggest lunatics in Europe.
its
FEYENOORD of Rotterdam
still gives me nightmares, when i went there years ago with my Uncles who are all Evertonians.
united battered them a few years back ('98?). Dutch police stood back and laughed at them gettin a taste of their own medicine.
Were O'neil, sam and Roy there?
Defo O'neil.
I was in my armchair 
AgentWood wrote: i'm an arse lady. :D
and i can't forget RAITH ROVERS!
i covered england and scotland, but how could i forget my local team in israel, the glorious ha'poel tel aviv! we used to sit on the roof of our building, across the street from the stadium, and 'watch' the matches from our own cheap seats.
p.s. frank, you have just completely redeemed yourself.
Stoke Fucking City, conquerers of Tamworth.
If Chapman and Danny vote I'm sure the Mighty Potters will be NOOL's favourite club. And rightly so. After all, we have a fucking flag......
Barney Army wrote:
Cruella Deville wrote:
Chelsea in England
You can fookin whistle for that rehearsal CD
:whistle:
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: After all, we have a fucking flag......
but of course, mr. izzard.
Spurs, of course, a little bit of magic, a little bit of tragic.....just like real-life. 
to Bonzette, it's a nice laugh indeed.
Celtic are second, due to a swell moderator, I was extrememly impressed with their fan base the two years they were in Seattle 
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Spurs, of course, a little bit of magic, a little bit of tragic.....just like real-life.
Celtic are second, due to a swell moderator, I was extrememly impressed with their fan base the two years they were in Seattle
Green!
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Stoke Fucking City, conquerers of Tamworth.
If Chapman and Danny vote I'm sure the Mighty Potters will be NOOL's favourite club. And rightly so. After all, we have a fucking flag......
Count me in for The Potters!
C'mon Danny, where's your vote???
the team from the city where i was born, Werder Bremen, white and green. look out for them going down in the champions league. as for brit football many years ago a friend tried to convince me to support aston villa.
jself wrote: I voted for Liverpool FC, my all time fave. My second favourite team is Man City though - Rob Gretton's team. (Also home of Robbie Fowler, and partly sponsored by Oasis - what else can you want from a team? Maybe a victory now and then but who cares anyway, when Liverpool are winning all the time:))
Erm... There's a lot more I would want from a team than being owned by the brothers charisma, and having Oldham's landlord taking home bucketloads of cash whilst eating all the pies that reserve team games can offer.
Greenock Morton (currenly 2nd in Scottish second division), and we had Sham 69 on the tannoy at half time last Saturday.
Al Jarvis said "no-one goes to games anymore, which I find kinda sad."
It's only £2 for kids - so helping to encourage local children to keep up the tradition, especially with the big two only 20 miles away.
Gooners.
Although I'm almost reluctant to tell people these days because they just think you're a bandwagon-jumper. But it's been over 20 years and I picked them up when they were certainly "Boring boring Arsenal".
Seen them play live once only: Champions League at Wembley. A rare win.
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