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At least supporting Port Vale is supporting real football. I
am fed up with people only claiming to support the self appointed
superclubs. Give me Sc**thorpe v Vale against anything
Chelsea play.
Yeah coz "real" fans only support sh*t teams don't they. A "real" fan never supported Man United did they?
farken
At least supporting Port Vale is supporting real football. I
am fed up with people only claiming to support the self appointed
superclubs. Give me Sc**thorpe v Vale against anything
Chelsea play.
Oh dear!!!
As far as I can see no one has had a go at Port Vale or the fact that Zephry is a Vale fan...fair play to him on that one.
Most footy fans will have a string of clubs that they 'look out' for, I certainly do. The thing is supporting big clubs is easy - they are on the telly, they play in big matches, attract great footballers and attract the most column inches etc. But that doesn't mean people are wrong for supporting them.
I support a big club and have done since I knew what football was. Some people change allegiances - after seeing a particular match, that's just the way it is...that's what being a fan is all about surely?
Given the choice of watching Sc**thorpe v Port Vale, or say Spurs v Arsenal, I'd pick the Irons every time - NOT!
A Port Vale fan in New Zealand? Who'd have thought it?
I can watch any Premiership team and I watch a few Spanish games as
well. Suggesting you wouldn't watch a team because of "fan rivalry"
says something about you, not about me.
Hooray!!! Well Zephyr, you've finally got it, I'd almost given up all hope. I am not 'suggesting' I wouldn't watch a team because of fan rivalry I AM SAYING THAT!
And your are spot on it does say something about me... I HATE THE MANCS!
You can watch or not watch what you like - but why you'd hate a
club enough to not watch them is beyond me.
You can watch or not watch what you like - but why you'd hate a
club enough to not watch them is beyond me.
Cheers Zephyr, I will watch everyone except the scum. Though in saying that I am forced to endure them twice a season (barring cup comp clashes of course).
At least supporting Port Vale is supporting real football. I
am fed up with people only claiming to support the self appointed
superclubs. Give me Sc**thorpe v Vale against anything
Chelsea play.
Given the choice of watching Sc**thorpe v Port Vale, or say Spurs v Arsenal, I'd pick the Irons every time - NOT!
You'd better support the gunners during those matches Kiwill
You can watch or not watch what you like - but why you'd hate a
club enough to not watch them is beyond me.
Cheers Zephyr, I will watch everyone except the scum. Though in saying that I am forced to endure them twice a season (barring cup comp clashes of course).
How did we get on to watching Southampton?? = lol
I remember watching Stoke play NZ ( i think) at the Basin when I
was a young nipper. I'm sure I also saw Bournemouth out here to.
Even though they both won easily it didnt chnage me from supporting
Liverpool.
And why would it nightz? Why accept second best!
Hi Zephyr. Haven't come across many Stokies or Valiants in
Auckland, though I know there's a couple from the Oatcake message
board. To be honest, I always like to see the Vale do alright,
unless they're playing us of course. It's always more fun when
we're in the same division. I only lived in Stoke for a few years,
but I was a season ticket holder at the Victoria Ground back in
91/92. You can imagine my horror when I heard Alan Ball being
linked with the Knights last year! I wasn't born until '74 so
missed the League cup success (though I've seen us win the mighty
Autoglass trophy twice - you won't see Man Yoo or Chelski
winning that anytime soon!)
Personally I thought it was quite good when Vale were in the division above Stoke - but it just didn't last long enough.
the real Man U fans have set up their own club FC United of Manchester as a reaction against over commercialisation, foreign ownership and prima donna players. They have a family atmosphere, low prices and play out of Gigg Lane in Bury. They have transformed non league football in the North West contributing valuable sums of money through the gate for struggling amateur and semi pro clubs that they play. Crowds are good often exceeding those for host club Bury. Youngsters get to see and meet the players.
Two other "phoenix" clubs which are fan based real football clubs are AFC Telford United and AFC Wimbledon. Check them out. As Wellington are now a Phoenix club we should twin with them.
I was going to let it go but...
Personally I'm happy that Robbe Williams put some "commercialisation" into Port Vale - otherwise we'd be out of the league through having no money. In fact if a rich Russian would like to commercialise Port Vale further, please contact the club directly and give them billions. I'm sure Ronaldo will look quite at home strolling around the Wembley of the North. And when some fans form a break away AFC Port Vale - we'll laugh.
I thought Real fans lived in Madrid myself.
Yeah Zephyr just a very slight difference, ummmm liverpool
were down 3-0 and it was in a champions league final, alot more
pressure and such. I do admit that Man U were unstoppable against
Roma.
Port Vale??? I thought that was some kind of drink.
At least supporting Port Vale is supporting real football. I
am fed up with people only claiming to support the self appointed
superclubs. Give me Sc**thorpe v Vale against anything
Chelsea play.
Yeah coz "real" fans only support sh*t teams don't they. A "real" fan never supported Man United did they?
farken
Oh dear!!!
As far as I can see no one has had a go at Port Vale or the fact that Zephry is a Vale fan...fair play to him on that one.
Most footy fans will have a string of clubs that they 'look out' for, I certainly do. The thing is supporting big clubs is easy - they are on the telly, they play in big matches, attract great footballers and attract the most column inches etc. But that doesn't mean people are wrong for supporting them.
I support a big club and have done since I knew what football was. Some people change allegiances - after seeing a particular match, that's just the way it is...that's what being a fan is all about surely?
Given the choice of watching Sc**thorpe v Port Vale, or say Spurs v Arsenal, I'd pick the Irons every time - NOT!
UP THE STOKE!
I think we have a few more Valiants supporters in Wellington
than Sjoke supporters - but I admit to watching Sjoke play
Canterbury once in Christchurch - ah hell I even went out and
watched them bring the League Cup back to Sjoke after beating
Chelski in the 72 final. Oh and ok I admit it, I watched them beat
West Ham in the semi-final on the tele, and I sneakily watched the
final as well. But that's it honest.
Hooray!!! Well Zephyr, you've finally got it, I'd almost given up all hope. I am not 'suggesting' I wouldn't watch a team because of fan rivalry I AM SAYING THAT!
And your are spot on it does say something about me... I HATE THE MANCS!
Cheers Zephyr, I will watch everyone except the scum. Though in saying that I am forced to endure them twice a season (barring cup comp clashes of course).
Given the choice of watching Sc**thorpe v Port Vale, or say Spurs v Arsenal, I'd pick the Irons every time - NOT!
You'd better support the gunners during those matches Kiwill
Cheers Zephyr, I will watch everyone except the scum. Though in saying that I am forced to endure them twice a season (barring cup comp clashes of course).
How did we get on to watching Southampton?? = lol
Zephyr - Why have you changed your avatar - the Port Vale one was
better, if not a little blurred. Who is it anyway?
Ah - it disappeared and I'll have to find it again. I fancied being
Caleb Followill until I found it again.
There we go - back by popular demand. Although I wouldn't mind
being Caleb for a day or three.
Hi Zephyr. Haven't come across many Stokies or Valiants in
Auckland, though I know there's a couple from the Oatcake message
board. To be honest, I always like to see the Vale do alright,
unless they're playing us of course. It's always more fun when
we're in the same division. I only lived in Stoke for a few years,
but I was a season ticket holder at the Victoria Ground back in
91/92. You can imagine my horror when I heard Alan Ball being
linked with the Knights last year! I wasn't born until '74 so
missed the League cup success (though I've seen us win the mighty
Autoglass trophy twice - you won't see Man Yoo or Chelski
winning that anytime soon!)
Still, a few wins to finish the season with and we could be in
the Prem next year.
I remember watching Stoke play NZ ( i think) at the Basin when I
was a young nipper. I'm sure I also saw Bournemouth out here to.
Even though they both won easily it didnt chnage me from supporting
Liverpool.
And why would it nightz? Why accept second best!
Still, a few wins to finish the season with and we could be in
the Prem next year.
Personally I thought it was quite good when Vale were in the division above Stoke - but it just didn't last long enough.
I was going to let it go but...
the real Man U fans have set up their own club FC United of Manchester as a reaction against over commercialisation, foreign ownership and prima donna players. They have a family atmosphere, low prices and play out of Gigg Lane in Bury. They have transformed non league football in the North West contributing valuable sums of money through the gate for struggling amateur and semi pro clubs that they play. Crowds are good often exceeding those for host club Bury. Youngsters get to see and meet the players.
Two other "phoenix" clubs which are fan based real football clubs are AFC Telford United and AFC Wimbledon. Check them out. As Wellington are now a Phoenix club we should twin with them.
the real Man U fans have set up their own club FC United of Manchester as a reaction against over commercialisation, foreign ownership and prima donna players. They have a family atmosphere, low prices and play out of Gigg Lane in Bury. They have transformed non league football in the North West contributing valuable sums of money through the gate for struggling amateur and semi pro clubs that they play. Crowds are good often exceeding those for host club Bury. Youngsters get to see and meet the players.
Two other "phoenix" clubs which are fan based real football clubs are AFC Telford United and AFC Wimbledon. Check them out. As Wellington are now a Phoenix club we should twin with them.
I loved ManUre's attitude with the sale of the club to the seppo's,
as a few years ago they were one of the first clubs to float itself
on the stock-market. They take all the money that bought in,
and then spent it on players, stadium enhancements, mega-stores,
etc. I have no issue with that, but did laugh when all the
fans protested that the club was not for sale. Um.......I
think it is when it is floated on the market........
You can't have it both ways (unless you are a very good porn
star)
Ryan Giggs' brother Rhodri playes for FC of Manchester.
Just a bit of trainspotting.
the real Man U fans have set up their own club FC United of Manchester as a reaction against over commercialisation, foreign ownership and prima donna players. They have a family atmosphere, low prices and play out of Gigg Lane in Bury. They have transformed non league football in the North West contributing valuable sums of money through the gate for struggling amateur and semi pro clubs that they play. Crowds are good often exceeding those for host club Bury. Youngsters get to see and meet the players.
Two other "phoenix" clubs which are fan based real football clubs are AFC Telford United and AFC Wimbledon. Check them out. As Wellington are now a Phoenix club we should twin with them.
Personally I'm happy that Robbe Williams put some "commercialisation" into Port Vale - otherwise we'd be out of the league through having no money. In fact if a rich Russian would like to commercialise Port Vale further, please contact the club directly and give them billions. I'm sure Ronaldo will look quite at home strolling around the Wembley of the North. And when some fans form a break away AFC Port Vale - we'll laugh.
I thought Real fans lived in Madrid myself.
Yeah Zephyr just a very slight difference, ummmm liverpool
were down 3-0 and it was in a champions league final, alot more
pressure and such. I do admit that Man U were unstoppable against
Roma. lpl_adam2007-04-19 21:33:57
I was impressed by the Liverpool come back (hell I almost
jumped through the roof with every goal) - almost up there
with Zephyr coming back from 6 - 1 down in the semi-final against
Infinity a couple of seasons back, to take it out 11 - 8.
Of course our very last game we game back from 3 - 0 to win 4
- 3. Match report