Get behind your Local team!

grenade187 wrote:Good article. I support my local team I actually attend many home games. Its a shame all the teams I follow are bottlers though. England Arsenal and Bradford who were in the PL but not battle league 2 relegation

In football success feels so much better after you've experienced the bad times at your club. I'm sure Bradford and England will have their day in the sun again one day.

Danny wrote:

Pilkz wrote:

Danny wrote:

Pilkz wrote:

Ben 10 wrote:

Which one?

BOTH!

Ben got offered to go PNE tomorrow but i will be on Holiday

Going Dale,Berry,Oldham,Hudd and Carlise away.

Carlisle away, hardcore.

Been there done that.

My uncle just said want to go i was like of course

Decent stadium tbh. Went there last season, they drew 2-2 with Leyton Orient.

It's a fucking shit hole.

One side of it's shit yeah, but it's not that bad.

And Pilkz, when I went it was actually 09/10.

I already do...

Fonseca wrote:I already do...

Who do you support?

Danny wrote:One side of it's shit yeah, but it's not that bad.

And Pilkz, when I went it was actually 09/10.

Personally I loved Brunton Park when I went.

It's a proper old school stadium and was packed with 14,000 people on the day. Shame we relegated them to the conference though but the atmosphere was electric.

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And Fonseca, the article is aimed at those who neglect their local side without understanding how they can they can appreciate football more in so many ways.

I support my local team

Adz wrote:

Fonseca wrote:I already do...

Who do you support?

Arse-nal

Supporting your local team is overrated. I'd much rather have been taught to support Manchester United so I could actually celebrate something

I remember reading this article on EA. It was a very good one, which makes some excellent points.

Mutant123 wrote:Supporting your local team is overrated. I'd much rather have been taught to support Manchester United so I could actually celebrate something

But success feels so much better when you've experienced the bad times with your club..

Why do you not support your local team then Cheesy?

@CTFC~Ced: It's all about sense of achievement really. Not many Manchester United fans can really say that they were with their club through thick and thin can they? How many people on here would support their club if they got relegated to the conference? I would say 50 at the most.

CTFC~ced wrote:

grenade187 wrote:Good article. I support my local team I actually attend many home games. Its a shame all the teams I follow are bottlers though. England Arsenal and Bradford who were in the PL but now battle league 2 relegation

In football success feels so much better after you've experienced the bad times at your club. I'm sure Bradford and England will have their day in the sun again one day.

Yeah probably. Tbh I would be happier seeing Bradford get promoted this season than see Arsenal win the treble.

CTFC~ced wrote:

Mutant123 wrote:Supporting your local team is overrated. I'd much rather have been taught to support Manchester United so I could actually celebrate something

But success feels so much better when you've experienced the bad times with your club..

It was sarcastic. When we won the play-offs the buzz was immense. Getting to the quarter finals of the FA Cup against West Brom was amazing as well. Reaching the JPT final after knocking out Bristol City 1-0 over two legs, the final leg being at Ashton Gate with Lambert scoring and winning it. The swarming of their pitch as their fans cried. Even watching Bristol City lose their play-off final was amazing, with the close ups of them crying

coolhead33 wrote:Why do you not support your local team then Cheesy?

@CTFC~Ced: It's all about sense of achievement really. Not many Manchester United fans can really say that they were with their club through thick and thin can they? How many people on here would support their club if they got relegated to the conference? I would say 50 at the most.

Colchester are a Confrence club in League one as there whole history is about Non-League success.

Mutant123 wrote:

CTFC~ced wrote:

Mutant123 wrote:Supporting your local team is overrated. I'd much rather have been taught to support Manchester United so I could actually celebrate something

But success feels so much better when you've experienced the bad times with your club..

It was sarcastic. When we won the play-offs the buzz was immense. Getting to the quarter finals of the FA Cup against West Brom was amazing as well. Reaching the JPT final after knocking out Bristol City 1-0 over two legs, the final leg being at Ashton Gate with Lambert scoring and winning it. The swarming of their pitch as their fans cried. Even watching Bristol City lose their play-off final was amazing, with the close ups of them crying

Yep. That's all what football is all about.

TBH, even if I had the choice, directed by others at a young age, i'd still support PNE. First club I went to watch, local club, season ticket since i was 4. I could never support a club whose games I couldn't attend. Unless I moved away in the future.

I would never support my local club, they are a pile of shit, they play in League 2 for fucks sake...


EVERYONE MUST SUPPORT A BIG CLUB, IF THEY HAVEN'T WON A CHAMPIONS LEAGUE THEN THEY AREN'T A CLUB!!!

SUPPORT A BIG CLUB NOT YOUR LOCAL CLUB...

I myself support Barcelona, Man Utd, Real Madrid and Liverpool












































































































I couldn't comprehend not supporting my local club, they put so much into the local community that you don't realise until you support them...

CTFC~ced wrote:

Mutant123 wrote:

CTFC~ced wrote:

Mutant123 wrote:Supporting your local team is overrated. I'd much rather have been taught to support Manchester United so I could actually celebrate something

But success feels so much better when you've experienced the bad times with your club..

It was sarcastic. When we won the play-offs the buzz was immense. Getting to the quarter finals of the FA Cup against West Brom was amazing as well. Reaching the JPT final after knocking out Bristol City 1-0 over two legs, the final leg being at Ashton Gate with Lambert scoring and winning it. The swarming of their pitch as their fans cried. Even watching Bristol City lose their play-off final was amazing, with the close ups of them crying

Yep. That's all what football is all about.

Re-reading what I wrote we've had a decent five years. All of that in that time span is brilliant. To bad the man who led as to it all got sacked. Buckle should push as forward. He did well at Torquay and now we have nicked there stars as well as our other new players and old squad we should be back up soon.

Good to see we have had some sensible posts and Pilkz i look forward to seeing you when we play Preston, i mean i am gutted to miss Huddersfield away and i am in Australia for crying out loud if i could get back i would go in a second .

Danny wrote:

Pilkz wrote:

Danny wrote:

Pilkz wrote:

Ben 10 wrote:

Which one?

BOTH!

Ben got offered to go PNE tomorrow but i will be on Holiday

Going Dale,Berry,Oldham,Hudd and Carlise away.

Carlisle away, hardcore.

Been there done that.

My uncle just said want to go i was like of course

Decent stadium tbh. Went there last season, they drew 2-2 with Leyton Orient.

Carlisle Got them to the Premier League on Football Manager

Pilkz, you've probably been asked this before, but do you prefer Blackburn or Preston?

its pity to many bitches on this website do not support local team but even worse in real life going to school and seeing noobs wear barcelona and man u shirts

I'd love to be an ST holder of a Championship team tbh, Sounds quality.

hey jelevic

people saying you support 6 different teams, why are u doing that

Who said that?

so many people

dont angry towards me this isjust what i heard. i try to defend u but they laugh at me. dont tell me its true!

mauro=beast wrote:so many people

dont angry towards me this isjust what i heard. i try to defend u but they laugh at me. dont tell me its true!

No I don't.

I support Rangers & started to follow Liverpool when this forum was made.

Supporting my local team to the east coast today...

I still have Withdrawal symptoms Radford.

Radford11 wrote:Supporting my local team to the east coast today...

Who you playing?

Hope you win.