kdd said:
BTW ripper i don't agree that what happens on the pitch is the be all and end of of football, and that is an extremely strange statement for a suposed man u fan.
I just had an absolutely huge reply to that ready to post, but then my knee hit my reboot switch so there goes that one. I cant be arsed to type it all up again as its not worth it.
But for someone who seems to have so many issues with the values of football clubs and such, i'm surprised you still support Arsenal, or are you French? One english player is it? Completely different topic but Arsenal fans are exactly the same (if not worse) by your reckoning. FC united fans stopped supporting the club due to behind the scenes issues, yet every week you watch your team of foreigners take to the pitch, and 9 times out of 10 (well, little less these days isn't it?) come away winners. I
could say that you're not a "true fan" for supporting a French team in the English league, and should you suddenly find yourselves bottom of the league no doubt most people will blame the lack of English players in your team. Some may go as far as to stop supporting them, and if that ever happens again i'll just think they're as pathetic as the bunch of hippocrits that turned to FC united.
As a football fan 99.9% of your support goes to the 11 players that take to the pitch every saturday. Anyone who lets what goes on behind the scenes affect their support of a
football team (not business) isn't worthy of my time.
To me what happens on the pitch is the be all and end all of a football club, its what gets fans excited, what makes them cry and what makes them swear at the tele.
Well i still managed to think of a lot to say. But to put it simply, i think you're talking ****. Get off your pedestal.
Oh, and as much as they deny it, FC united fans still listen to utd on the radio every week, praying for 3 more points. If you truly love football you can't just stop supporting a team and move on, deep down they still love man utd just as much.