why must i listen to u>?? i have faith in ARSENAL will win the tiltle... arsenal will win la..! u have faith in man utd will win, thats ur business la...
Errr ... maybe you should instead try to love Liverpool, Arsenal, Real, Barcelona, Inter, Bayern, Chelsea & MU all at the same time. This should pretty much cover everything. I rest my case when I say MU fans are nothing but a bunch of bandwagoners. Idiotic lot. "I support MU, but I also try to love Liverpool blah, blah, blah ..." Oh deary me, whats happening to football these days!!??
u will always get true supporters n gloryhunters in almost every sport...im sure dear koofan is the latter...like those ppl who supported blackburn rovers back in 96 then buggered off the next season when their cash injection dryed out hehe. just like the current trend of so called chelsea supporters
i wonder how right was wilfred.i shouldnt ever ever say anything about 'try to love'. forget about it
siuMcFung.(haii..so hard to spell ur name) mancs in uk are all gloryhunters??is that what u mean? around the world,man U are the most successful n famous football club. u'll find a lot of non-loyal fans.of course.theres still a loyal one.i hope u can consider their feelings too.be fair n most important-dont ever join pemuda's club
i hate to be ur enemy..george. here we are enemies.i'll support ur chong wei.no worries. when i say manU will win.means that ur arsenal will lose.ok with u?ok with me too.
crosscourt.long time no see u here in this thread.where are u? i hope u can recall ur memories.in a season( i dont remember exactly)...when man u is leading the league with a few numbers of matches left,arsenal in sudden snatch the premiereship title from us. i'll say time are still in our side.
I have to say that calling someone who supports a team that is second in the league but who wants (or wanted) to learn to love a team that's currently 5th in the league a glory hunter is a bit wierd. A glory-avoider, maybe! A glory-hunter would surely want to switch to Arsenal and not Liverpool (my respects to all the Reds out there)!! There have been a few times when the team that seemed certain to win the league lost it. The most exceptional is probably Newcastle under Keegan (1st time round). I think they were leading ManU by over 10 points but subsequently lost the league. We were several points ahead of ManU about 5 seasons ago coming out of christmas but got overhauled and lost the league and vice versa a little later. It's still up for grabs, I think any of the top 3 could still win. Let me ask all of you something. What do you think about the idea of premiership being played abroad? Would you like to see ManU v Liverpool in KL? Also, would you pay to see Wigan v Bolton in KL?
He's probably been spending more time in more interesting and worthwhile pursuits, mainly things in skirts...
Ahhhhh, to be a teenager again! So what do you think about the prospect of Liverpool playing in KL, Wilfred?
Not wierd when this 2nd placed team have been dominating English football since the 90s. The team that is currently placed 5th, won the CL only a couple of years ago and then made the final again only recently. So, the romance is there , especially with 5 of em' stars on that badge. Would you pay to see Kedah vs Selangor at Anfield or Upton Park?
Heard of it, would be nice though. Probably go down there just to meet Stevie Me and tell Fernando Torres that he's gorgeous. Most importantly of course to tell Rafa to hang on, the fans are on his side after all the crap he's taken from the good-for-nothings.
Definitely not Anfield! Might be tempted by Upton Park though but never having heard of the teams I wouldn't be prepared to pay much! Would probably go for the atmosphere rather than the quality of football to be honest.
Probably, but travel costs and time would be a pain. It'd probably be about a 7 hour round trip and the train ticket would be upwards of £50 (about 318MYR according to XE.com). Also, Liverpool's full of scouser's!
