UnitedSofa
You'll Never Walk Away
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Glory hunters supporting a team which has spent the last ten years miring in mediocrity? And a good part of the last 1 year as a punching bag?
I have to say, your seemingly obsessive need to prove yourself as the topest top red never fails to amuse me.
Hilarious.
I'm simply stating the weird juxtaposition between wanting a team to win and "supporting" them through thick and thin when most can't even be arsed to watch a match when we're losing 3-0 to the best team in the league and arguably the world right now.
So if we have spent the last 10 years in mediocrity, you should be used to losing by now? Correct? So 3-0 down to a team that is steam rolling almost everyone right now, shouldn't come as much of a surprise should it?
Shouldn't we support the team right until the last minute? Surely as a fan that is almost a pre-requisite? Supporting them from minute 0 to minute 90. Not just when it suits you or if the team is winning, we'll stay to 90? I have never understood leaving a match early, regardless if you are winning or losing. Got nothing about being a Top Red it's called being a fan.
So if you or anyone else who switches off the minute we are losing 3-0 supported a lower league team or even a team like Forest you'd never make it a full 90 minutes?
Glory Hunters if I should really need to explain it, is defined as a fan who wants to support a team that is always winning. By effect, leaving when the team is losing, you're being a glory hunter type fan because you turned it off when they were losing.
Top Red
If supporting my team to the bitter end, even if it means suffering through a shocking performance and losing 6-3 makes me a "Top Red" than so be it. I'd rather support my team until the end and show a sense of togetherness to the players on the pitch. How do you think it makes the players feel when their own fans leave half way through? It would ruin my confidence, I know that for sure. Which would then make us play even worse and we'd be in even more of a rut than we already are.