giorno
boob novice
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I'm a lucky charm96/97 La Liga winners.
97/98 Champions League winners.
You really struggled through the lean times!
I'm a lucky charm96/97 La Liga winners.
97/98 Champions League winners.
You really struggled through the lean times!
TBF there was a 32 years European cup drought at that point, and Madrid is always after that cup, and judged by it.96/97 La Liga winners.
97/98 Champions League winners.
You really struggled through the lean times!
You did not answer where you are from, are you also a glory hunter?
From what I read, he made a joke, even with an emoji, you took it badly and you ended up underestimating him for his country.
He writes here like many others but especially in the football forum. I do not remember seeing him in the United forum reminding that you only have 3 CL.
You can take him seriously because he knows about football and is a good guy
I know, and he expresses himself better than me.I'm from Altrincham but thanks for your concern.
Giorno and I are only teasing each other - I don't think you need to worry about him, I'm sure he can fight his own battles and it's all in jest.
I like my battles lopsidedI'm from Altrincham but thanks for your concern.
Giorno and I are only teasing each other - I don't think you need to worry about him, I'm sure he can fight his own battles and it's all in jest.
Fandom.Aren't you only 22? Yep, that's irrelevant.
It's 2019 and still some folks bring races and shit into football fandom.
@MalcolmTucker
I apologize for having answered so rude/mean.
I read it now and I didn't like it.
You did not say anything so serious but being 4 Madridistas I thought I had to defend him a little
Florentino >>>> WoodwardMy father would beat up your father tbh.
Thank you for allowing me to do so mister, 22 YO was it?Fandom.
I was only having a laugh mate, don't worry you're allowed to support Madrid! Glory hunter
Yeah, you've also lost 1 final and 7 SFs in that timeframe. Seems unbelievable from today's perspective.TBF there was a 32 years European cup drought at that point, and Madrid is always after that cup, and judged by it.
22 is plenty old enough to get why you support Madrid.Thank you for allowing me to do so mister, 22 YO was it?
It'd still be less than how long I support the team.22 is plenty old enough to get why you support Madrid.
Local United supporter, I take it you're from Madrid?It'd still be less than how long I support the team.
United supporter -at the green age of 22, who was like 2YO in 99- calling others glory hunters... that's cute.
That's irrelevant.Local United supporter, I take it you're from Madrid?
My father would beat up your father tbh.
It's definitely relevant mate, you picked Madrid because they win the most.That's irrelevant.
You could've chosen so many clubs from the city, but went for United. What do they call it?
Spot on, people underestimate this. I didn't have a choice, I was raised on UnitedIt's definitely relevant mate, you picked Madrid because they win the most.
There's nothing wrong with supporting a club you have no connection to because they win.
Also, when you come from a football family in England, you don't choose your club.
Same here, my dad always joked that if I didn't support united I'd be out the door at sixteen... At least I think he was joking.Spot on, people underestimate this. I didn't have a choice, I was raised on United
Plenty of folks who support a different team than their dad. At the end of the day you're free to do anything unless you wanna be dad's babyboy.It's definitely relevant mate, you picked Madrid because they win the most.
There's nothing wrong with supporting a club you have no connection to because they win.
Also, when you come from a football family in England, you don't choose your club.
Plenty of folks who support a different team than their dad. At the end of the day you're free to do anything unless you wanna be dad's babyboy.
And sorry to break it for you, but that just makes your dad a glory hunter as well, unless you're directly tied to the founders of the club.
At least your dad and I watched our teams have a lifetime of success, you on the other hand just came too LttP, I wish you good luck though.
Oh, hai dufferAnyone who was raised by their dad but supports a different team than him is a terrible human being. The worst of the worst.
It can happen but it's really hard not to be a supporter of your father's team if he starts to influence you from young age. It happened the same with his own father. I'm from Lisbon and live really close to the Stadium in the Alvalade neighbourhood. One week after being born, my father already made me a "sócio", an associate of the club, with supporter number and everything. With 3 years of age, i was already going to to the Stadium. Some of my best and more vivid memories from my childhood are connected to Sporting, my father and football. I'll never forget seeing Maradona and Napoli live at the Stadium for the UEFA Cup. Or beating Hierro, Laudrup and Zamorano's Madrid in 94. Hundreds of matches at the stadium, all thanks to him. All the kits at christmas or bdays. All the quality time togheter. You can't escape that. Even if the club doesn't win much, like it's Sporting case. In Portugal you say that you can change wife, political party but you never change football club. When if you start from young age, with your father, it's almost impossible. It's part of your DNA.
My dad is 61 years old, he's been supporting United all his life like his dad before him, also my family does have ties to the club, yes.Plenty of folks who support a different team than their dad. At the end of the day you're free to do anything unless you wanna be dad's babyboy.
And sorry to break it for you, but that just makes your dad a glory hunter as well, unless you're directly tied to the founders of the club.
At least your dad and I watched our teams have a lifetime of success, you on the other hand just came too LttP, I wish you good luck though.
Yeah everyone has ties to the foundation of every big club these days, cool story.My dad is 61 years old, he's been supporting United all his life like his dad before him, also my family does have ties to the club, yes.
You on the other hand don't live/aren't from Madrid, but picked them because they win a lot.
You might think that way, but all I see is a kid who thinks his dad is stronger than anybody. Nothing wrong with that.Like I said, nothing wrong with that, but you are what you are, and it's funny that it annoys you so much.
It's not that difficult to believe that id have personal ties to my football club, loads of people will have ties with people involved with United.Yeah everyone has ties to the foundation of every big club these days, cool story.
Even if it were true -and the chances are minimal- United (or any mega club) wouldn't have been United without the global support, like the city of Manchester has a population of what, 500K? And that's in 2019. Even if all were United supporters -and they're not- it's peanuts, they wouldn't be able to pay Valencia's wages, let alone managing a club and making a profit.
Rather, they go to anywhere in the world, and there'll be supporters in big numbers, fans who change their schedules and lifestyles totally to follow their team through thick and thin, or attend a match whenever time and budget permits. That doesn't make them lesser fans than a boy who was told to support X team, quite the opposite in fact.
You might think that way, but all I see is a kid who thinks his dad is stronger than anybody. Nothing wrong with that.
Very true.
Not everyone grows up with their dad being an owner of a club and passing that downThis.
The notion of being able to pick a football club to support is so weird.
You might like a random club and want them to win but it’s not the same
Mine 100%We're slowly working our way up, keep it up guys. By page 10 we need to know whose father is the hardest of the bunch.
Nah, you’re the typical plasticPlenty of folks who support a different team than their dad. At the end of the day you're free to do anything unless you wanna be dad's babyboy.
And sorry to break it for you, but that just makes your dad a glory hunter as well, unless you're directly tied to the founders of the club.
At least your dad and I watched our teams have a lifetime of success, you on the other hand just came too LttP, I wish you good luck though.
Ah they do, in this thread alone there are thousands of them apparently.Not everyone grows up with their dad being an owner of a club and passing that down