Reversing the theme: which other clubs do you like

I look out for:

Port Vale (friend met on holiday in '93 and mutual respect since)
St Mirren (family link)
Less so:
Guiseley (played a couple of times)
Stocksbridge (proximity nothing more)

 

I look out for:
Hereford (no idea why)
York

Been to see Man u more times than some real man u supporters too so always check there scores

 

AFC Wimbledon, pretty much my second team if I had to pick one - I've been to half a dozen or so games, including their play off final 2 years ago.
Forfar - became my Scottish team when I was 9/10 - never been up to see them, but will do one day.
I guess my local teams - Northampton, Diamonds (before the collapse), same with Kettering
Plus Preston I guess after being there for uni

 

Carlisle - been a few times with a friend. Good little club with decent bars. I went to the game where jimmy glass scored in the last minute to keep them up
Everton -.great atmosphere at goodison - fans are some of the most passionate I've seen
Ayr united - got a caravan up there - friendly place

 

you been saying this forfar too long....

boom! il get me coit

 

Lincoln City (grew up there)
Everton - David Moyes is a distant relation
Dunfermline - links with my family up in Scotland

Also look out for St Etienne and Zenit, used to really like Man City til the takeover

 

Luton - Very Loyal Fans - 7000 week in week out only 1000 fans less than us tut tut

 

Coventry - Recently been looking out for them with their appointment of Mark Robins

Portsmouth - Due to their financial restrictions

North Ferriby United - Used to play for them

Mansfield Town - Got a friend who is a season ticket holder


I also used to look out for Gretna when they existed as I loved how they passed through the leagues.

Real Madrid, Barcelona and Paris Saint Germain I look out for abroad

 

Queen of the South - got given one of their shirts, so had to go with them
Atletico Madrid - friend of mine lives in Madrid and supports them, so gone along with that. Plus that tonking they gave Chelsea made me smile!!
York City - went their for an FSF meeting once. Really nice bunch of fans.

 

York
Arsenal
Maidenhead Utd
Hertha Berlin

 

Sunderland - where my dad came from
Newcastle - I was a student in Newcastle and went to the odd game or two
Atletico Madrid - my sister's team when she lived in Madrid, now my son's 2nd team, took him to the Calderon for his 18th birthday in march.

 

Have to say after the play off final I really felt for them. I travelled home the same way as a lot of their fans, spoke to plenty, and you're right about their loyalty. Been through so much

 

Arsenal back in their pomp. Breathtaking to watch and a mate is a huge fan. Old Highbury was a magic place especially the Gunners pub. Not been to the Emirates yet.
Shrewsbury Used to watch them whilst at Cosford. Nice little friendly ground.

On the other hand..

Rotherham Morons who thankfully can't run very fast.
Bradford PA Chase by a large black geezer with a hatchet. Even the old bill were legging it from him.

 

Queen of the South (wife is from Dumfries)
Raith Rovers (wife's step-brother's team)
Melchester Rovers (my only second team in the seventies)

Although I could get used to watching Accrington Stanley after going to see them a couple of years ago. We considered dumping the car and spending the evening in their social club.

 

Rotherham United (my dad and grandad used to stand on the Tivoli)

Manchester City because of the amount of people it pi55es off

 

Celtic-my grandfather was a part time player in the late 19th & early 20th Century;
Inverness CT & Queen Of The South-due to fantastic holidays we've had in those particular areas;
Dundee Utd-a bloke called Arabian Ian (who is a huge fan) posts on Tykesmad and is one of the most likeable blokes I've had a conversation with on the internet.
As much as I like and respect Jeff (Bluebird), I can't really bring myself to say Cardiff. Sorry Jeff.

 

Man Utd - history in the family and Wombwell/Barnsley links.
Accrington Stanley - grandad played for them in the 50's I think.
Wigan Athletic - mum's home town.

 

Bury - just my answer to 'who's your favourite side in Manchester?'

Royal Antwerp - Speaking to a few of their fans at Southampton and they were a top bunch.

Stoke - like the way they get under the skin of the big sides.

Teams I dislike are Wolves, Ipswich and Hearts.

 

Man City (Great Uncle played for them)
Anderlecht Saw them in the UEFA Cup years ago - very friendly fans and also like the colour of the shirts/scarves
Ajax - Heard them singing "3 little birds" at Old Trafford - sounded awesome.

 

Leeds... but only when they're not in our division.

And also Barnet and Preston, because of mates from Uni.