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That's in Ithaca, NY.. not sure where you are located.

Source: girlfriend's parents.

@Sophis: No prob.

That's miles away from where I am. Might as well be Canada.

I work too much, and never get enough sleep.

Hoping the summer can relieve some of the stress.

gooby plis

SBSP wrote:After months of rain, this weekend decided to break 30°C.

It's been generally been warm down here, but today was cold and really windy.

Man feels weird not to have Tottenham Hotspur in my supports bar

Wish I didn't bother opening the door there's now a builder doing something in my house. I just heard the toliet flush, sure that's not allowed

GK01 wrote:Man feels weird not to have Tottenham Hotspur in my supports bar

You no longer a Spurs fan?

ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:

GK01 wrote:Man feels weird not to have Tottenham Hotspur in my supports bar

You no longer a Spurs fan?

I'll put it like this. I don't feel after supporting Brisbane as I have the last two seasons, now that I've been able to go by myself, and join active support that I am a support of Tottenham, I'm not apart of the club at all and that leaves me feeling very disconnected from the club, where as I'm very close to Brisbane Roar.

I believe it was James on here who said, sure you can be a fan of a club from 1000 miles away, but you're not a supporter of a club unless you go to games and get involved with the support and actually get behind your team. (That wasn't his exact words but you get me).

So I guess I'm still a Spurs fan, but I'm not a supporter, and when asked who I support I won't say Spurs.

Mind the gap.

GK01 wrote:

ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:

You no longer a Spurs fan?

I'll put it like this. I don't feel after supporting Brisbane as I have the last two seasons, now that I've been able to go by myself, and join active support that I am a support of Tottenham, I'm not apart of the club at all and that leaves me feeling very disconnected from the club, where as I'm very close to Brisbane Roar.

I believe it was James on here who said, sure you can be a fan of a club from 1000 miles away, but you're not a supporter of a club unless you go to games and get involved with the support and actually get behind your team. (That wasn't his exact words but you get me).

So I guess I'm still a Spurs fan, but I'm not a supporter, and when asked who I support I won't say Spurs.

You sound like a FL fan.

Harrold wrote:

GK01 wrote:

I'll put it like this. I don't feel after supporting Brisbane as I have the last two seasons, now that I've been able to go by myself, and join active support that I am a support of Tottenham, I'm not apart of the club at all and that leaves me feeling very disconnected from the club, where as I'm very close to Brisbane Roar.

I believe it was James on here who said, sure you can be a fan of a club from 1000 miles away, but you're not a supporter of a club unless you go to games and get involved with the support and actually get behind your team. (That wasn't his exact words but you get me).

So I guess I'm still a Spurs fan, but I'm not a supporter, and when asked who I support I won't say Spurs.

You sound like a FL fan.

Is that a good or bad thing?

GK01 wrote:

ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:

You no longer a Spurs fan?

I'll put it like this. I don't feel after supporting Brisbane as I have the last two seasons, now that I've been able to go by myself, and join active support that I am a support of Tottenham, I'm not apart of the club at all and that leaves me feeling very disconnected from the club, where as I'm very close to Brisbane Roar.

I believe it was James on here who said, sure you can be a fan of a club from 1000 miles away, but you're not a supporter of a club unless you go to games and get involved with the support and actually get behind your team. (That wasn't his exact words but you get me).

So I guess I'm still a Spurs fan, but I'm not a supporter, and when asked who I support I won't say Spurs.

supporter [səˈpɔːtə]
n
2. a person who backs a sports team, politician, etc.

fan
n
1. an ardent admirer of a pop star, film actor, football team, etc.

__________

I see myself as both a fan and a supporter of Liverpool. I've been one for about 10-11 years now.

I don't think you have to go to games to be a supporter. I shared a season ticket with my Stepdad at Anfield for one season, does that mean I was only a supporter of Liverpool for one season?

I pay a monthly membership on the Official site, does that mean I'm a supporter? As I am giving money to the Club.

Just searching for some clarification here.

GK01 wrote:

Harrold wrote:

You sound like a FL fan.

Is that a good or bad thing?

Depends. Your stereotypical FL fan will think they're better than fans of say Man Utd because they go to games, are you that kind of person? I personally don't think I'm a better fan because I go to games and support my local team. All that is pure shite.

ScottyBoy_1989 wrote:

GK01 wrote:

I'll put it like this. I don't feel after supporting Brisbane as I have the last two seasons, now that I've been able to go by myself, and join active support that I am a support of Tottenham, I'm not apart of the club at all and that leaves me feeling very disconnected from the club, where as I'm very close to Brisbane Roar.

I believe it was James on here who said, sure you can be a fan of a club from 1000 miles away, but you're not a supporter of a club unless you go to games and get involved with the support and actually get behind your team. (That wasn't his exact words but you get me).

So I guess I'm still a Spurs fan, but I'm not a supporter, and when asked who I support I won't say Spurs.

supporter [səˈpɔːtə]
n
2. a person who backs a sports team, politician, etc.

fan
n
1. an ardent admirer of a pop star, film actor, football team, etc.

__________

I see myself as both a fan and a supporter of Liverpool. I've been one for about 10-11 years now.

I don't think you have to go to games to be a supporter. I shared a season ticket with my Stepdad at Anfield for one season, does that mean I was only a supporter of Liverpool for one season?

I pay a monthly membership on the Official site, does that mean I'm a supporter? As I am giving money to the Club.

Just searching for some clarification here.

I understand what you're getting at, but let me ask you this, do you feel connected to your club, like you get involved with and amongst the support?

I don't with Spurs, I've come to admit that, I feel very disconnected when it comes to Spurs, I'm not involved with the club at all, I don't actually believe anyone in Australia, New Zealand, America and such, unless they're originally from England can actually feel connected to a club overseas and support them more then their local side once they start actually going to games and getting amongst it, until then they're just kidding themselves. You I can understand you, you're from England, I believe for some time you lived in Liverpool, or some where near and they were your local side.

Harrold wrote:

GK01 wrote:

Is that a good or bad thing?

Depends. Your stereotypical FL fan will think they're better than fans of say Man Utd because they go to games, are you that kind of person? I personally don't think I'm a better fan because I go to games and support my local team. All that is pure shite.

Take your opinion from my post I just posted, I'd like to think I'm not better then people, but I still don't believe people in countries like me in Australia, New Zealand, America, Asia can support the club and feel connected from that far away, they're just kidding themselves in my opinion.

I was right then.

he is becoming james.

NZG wrote:I was right then.

he is becoming james.

When you said I was becoming James, I thought about it, I've actually thought about a lot of the things James has said and I'm alining myself with his beliefs. As I said to Charlie, I'm becoming James 2.0

GK01 wrote:

Harrold wrote:

Depends. Your stereotypical FL fan will think they're better than fans of say Man Utd because they go to games, are you that kind of person? I personally don't think I'm a better fan because I go to games and support my local team. All that is pure shite.

Take your opinion from my post I just posted, I'd like to think I'm not better then people, but I still don't believe people in countries like me in Australia, New Zealand, America, Asia can support the club and feel connected from that far away, they're just kidding themselves in my opinion.

Get off your high horse!

Seriously though, I kind of agree with living miles and miles away it's hard to feel a connection.

Harrold wrote:

GK01 wrote:

Take your opinion from my post I just posted, I'd like to think I'm not better then people, but I still don't believe people in countries like me in Australia, New Zealand, America, Asia can support the club and feel connected from that far away, they're just kidding themselves in my opinion.

Get off your high horse!

Seriously though, I kind of agree with living miles and miles away it's hard to feel a connection.

Sorry Harrold.

I mean living within the country is a different thing, it's just the connection is a major thing, and unless you're originally from that country/city/town, you're not going to feel that connection in my opinion.

Harrold wrote:

GK01 wrote:

Is that a good or bad thing?

Depends. Your stereotypical FL fan will think they're better than fans of say Man Utd because they go to games, are you that kind of person? I personally don't think I'm a better fan because I go to games and support my local team. All that is pure shite.

people like that fuck me off.

Jordi wrote:

Harrold wrote:

Depends. Your stereotypical FL fan will think they're better than fans of say Man Utd because they go to games, are you that kind of person? I personally don't think I'm a better fan because I go to games and support my local team. All that is pure shite.

people like that fuck me off.

Same. More so when it's used in an argument on why they know more about football.

What was the score in the Lyon game yesterday? And the Valencia game?

L. wrote:Wish I didn't bother opening the door there's now a builder doing something in my house. I just heard the toliet flush, sure that's not allowed

Considering most people wouldn't want someone who had just shit in their pants walking around their house, I'm pretty sure it's allowed.

i think i'm a better fan going to support my local team than my mate who has only watched his team, man u, on tv.

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:What was the score in the Lyon game yesterday? And the Valencia game?

Lyon won 3-2 and Valencia won 4-0. Bets?

Yeah, good stuff! They were 2 down when I went tO sleep! Nice 40 quid then.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLgQ3em2JYY
What a beautiful voice

Kuled wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLgQ3em2JYY
What a beautiful voice

omg...LOVE THIS SOUNTRACK..makes me wana put on my assassin costume and join Ezio in fighting the templars

I'm afraid Ezio's dead.