We're all (well most of us, including Rob) Chelsea fans first and foremost here, but do you have a team you 'casually' support? Or just look out for their results? Maybe in La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1 etc.. Or in the Championship or other English divisions?
I've followed Espanyol's progress for 5 or so years now as in Spain they are our local team [either them or Barca {SMILIES_PATH}/1064.gif ] and was gutted when they lost in the UEFA cup final last season. Also have a soft spot for Charlton, so always look out for their results.
Other Teams?
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Gem
, Aug 27 2007 11:16 AM
#1
Posted 27 August 2007 - 11:16 AM
#2
Posted 27 August 2007 - 11:33 AM
Probably never live this down, but I have to admit it:
Millwall
Millwall
#3
Posted 27 August 2007 - 11:36 AM
Do you want all of us to share impressions every week? Ok.........
Due to the fact that Russian TV have bought rights to translate Serie A I`ve already enjoyed Juventus` impressive start with Ranieri in charge hammering Livorno 5-1, Trezeguet has made a hattrick and looked very impressive alongside Iaquinta and Nedved was great too, amazing player for me.......
Milan did his job well too, beating Genoa away 3-0 , Kaka is,as usually, on fire!!
I`m really impressed with Bayern`s start - new signings Klose, Toni, Altintop plus Schweinsteiger and Podolski, I would like to see Chelsea - Bayern this year again, but they are playing UEFA Cup, funny indeed {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif
And also I`m happy for my favourite La Liga team - Sevilla, who was beating Getafe 4-1, Kerzhakov has scored 4th, I`m wishing him to get into form as soon as possible and hopefully be ready for EC-2008 qualifiers in September...
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Due to the fact that Russian TV have bought rights to translate Serie A I`ve already enjoyed Juventus` impressive start with Ranieri in charge hammering Livorno 5-1, Trezeguet has made a hattrick and looked very impressive alongside Iaquinta and Nedved was great too, amazing player for me.......
Milan did his job well too, beating Genoa away 3-0 , Kaka is,as usually, on fire!!
I`m really impressed with Bayern`s start - new signings Klose, Toni, Altintop plus Schweinsteiger and Podolski, I would like to see Chelsea - Bayern this year again, but they are playing UEFA Cup, funny indeed {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif
And also I`m happy for my favourite La Liga team - Sevilla, who was beating Getafe 4-1, Kerzhakov has scored 4th, I`m wishing him to get into form as soon as possible and hopefully be ready for EC-2008 qualifiers in September...
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#4
Posted 27 August 2007 - 11:56 AM
Haven't we had this thread before?
Mine are PSV, and, as long as Claudio's contract runs, Juve.
Mine are PSV, and, as long as Claudio's contract runs, Juve.
#5
Posted 27 August 2007 - 11:58 AM
Probably, we've covered most topics on here.
#6
Posted 27 August 2007 - 01:15 PM
Aside from Chelsea & Rangers, I've always had a soft spot for Millwall, Plymouth, Dundee, Feyenoord & Inter.
Non-league teams - Tooting & Mitcham, AFC Wimbledon & Hastings Utd.
Non-league teams - Tooting & Mitcham, AFC Wimbledon & Hastings Utd.
#7
Posted 27 August 2007 - 02:08 PM
After Chelsea then Rangers;
Italy - Milan (Baresi/Maldini)
Ger. - Leverkusen (several Americans have played there)
Spain - Madrid (cause I hate Barca!)
Arge - River (Crespo,Ortega,Salas)
Mexico - Club America
US - Chicago Fire (Stiochkov)
Italy - Milan (Baresi/Maldini)
Ger. - Leverkusen (several Americans have played there)
Spain - Madrid (cause I hate Barca!)
Arge - River (Crespo,Ortega,Salas)
Mexico - Club America
US - Chicago Fire (Stiochkov)
#8
Posted 27 August 2007 - 02:26 PM
For me it tends to be more that I look out for teams who have particular players that I am impressed by. For example in the days of playing Luca, Ravanelli and Del Piero up front I used to very much enjoy watching Juve play but now I take pleasure in seeing them lose.
In Italy I look out for Genoa and Sampdoria's results purely because I worked in Genoa for a year so got to know quite a few local people who supported both teams (although most people who conisdered themselves truly Genoese would support Genoa rather than Samnpdoria.
In the 80s I would always look out for the Bordeaux score because I rated Tigana so highly - for me he was a better player than Platini although I doubt many would agree. That French midfield of Tigana, Platini, Giresse and Fernandez was something very very special!
German football has never appealed to me so much - can't say I have ever really had any specific interest in any one team in it.
Spain - going by my previous statemnt that it was more about who was playing for them I suppose it has oscillated between the big two over the years. Not so much that I cared if they won or lost, more that I enjoyed watching them play. Certainly in the 90s I would say Barcelona more than Real, and then it swung back to Real although, somewhat conversely, I liked Real to lose as although they had key players I enjoyed watching, I hated what the club as a whole were doing.
In Italy I look out for Genoa and Sampdoria's results purely because I worked in Genoa for a year so got to know quite a few local people who supported both teams (although most people who conisdered themselves truly Genoese would support Genoa rather than Samnpdoria.
In the 80s I would always look out for the Bordeaux score because I rated Tigana so highly - for me he was a better player than Platini although I doubt many would agree. That French midfield of Tigana, Platini, Giresse and Fernandez was something very very special!
German football has never appealed to me so much - can't say I have ever really had any specific interest in any one team in it.
Spain - going by my previous statemnt that it was more about who was playing for them I suppose it has oscillated between the big two over the years. Not so much that I cared if they won or lost, more that I enjoyed watching them play. Certainly in the 90s I would say Barcelona more than Real, and then it swung back to Real although, somewhat conversely, I liked Real to lose as although they had key players I enjoyed watching, I hated what the club as a whole were doing.
#9
Posted 27 August 2007 - 02:29 PM
For me it's Elfsborg in Sweden and Juventus in Italy.
I don't really support any team in Spain but I sometimes watch Athletic Madrid and sometimes even Real Madrid. Or rather any team that can kick Barcas a*se {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif
I don't really support any team in Spain but I sometimes watch Athletic Madrid and sometimes even Real Madrid. Or rather any team that can kick Barcas a*se {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif
#10
Posted 27 August 2007 - 09:17 PM
Just Chelsea for me, then the Scottish national side! Watching them is like following Chelsea a good few years back..constant hope, but you'll alway end up heart broken!
#11
Posted 29 August 2007 - 03:39 PM
Chelsea
Portsmouth (Nan used to live 200 yds from Fratton Park and had a Pub just round the corner too)
Rangers (My late father in law who was a top top bloke was Glasgow born and bred and a mad 'Gers fan)
Alloa Athletic (not really sure why)
Portsmouth (Nan used to live 200 yds from Fratton Park and had a Pub just round the corner too)
Rangers (My late father in law who was a top top bloke was Glasgow born and bred and a mad 'Gers fan)
Alloa Athletic (not really sure why)
#12
Posted 29 August 2007 - 05:32 PM
Rangers , naturally.
Also i look out for Crystal Palace, originating from Croydon as i do its always been my families team so i have to admit a soft spot for them, ive been to Selhurst many many times and its always utterley f**king sh*te
Also i look out for Crystal Palace, originating from Croydon as i do its always been my families team so i have to admit a soft spot for them, ive been to Selhurst many many times and its always utterley f**king sh*te
#13
Posted 29 August 2007 - 08:47 PM
"bjd":2kcw2dc9 said:
Rangers , naturally.
Also i look out for Crystal Palace, originating from Croydon as i do its always been my families team so i have to admit a soft spot for them, ive been to Selhurst many many times and its always utterley f*****g sh*t
Also i look out for Crystal Palace, originating from Croydon as i do its always been my families team so i have to admit a soft spot for them, ive been to Selhurst many many times and its always utterley f*****g sh*t
Yeah the area around SP isn't the best {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif
#14
Guest_Brian M_*
Posted 29 August 2007 - 09:11 PM
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"Tim W":f9yv8gyi said:
Probably never live this down, but I have to admit it:
Millwall
Millwall
You're right. Bunch of thugs who deserve to play against L**ds every week.
#15
Posted 30 August 2007 - 12:40 AM
I occasionally go with mates and watch the MK Dons once in a while. I like the atmos.
When at the NHS it was a bit like the Bridge in the early 80's!
When at the NHS it was a bit like the Bridge in the early 80's!
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