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Yeah, of course its a bit embarassing but I am not going to generalize a big part of the fanbase. This May I will be celebrating 20 years of rooting for the club after seeing the FA Cup final on ESPN here in the States. Back then you were lucky to see football in in the States, let alone Chelsea and things really picked up for me and America when Fox Soccer began broadcasting matches somewhat regulalry. By that time Roman had just bought the club and Chelsea began the process of where they are today. People here and in other parts of the world were introduced to football on a weekly basis and they jumped in clubs to root them on. Does it mean we are any less a supporter than English who had the luxury their whole lives? Of course not and frankly I found your post a bit apalling. Sure there are glory hunters for every club but there are also stand up fans too. Being foreign or an English native is completely irrelevant and simply think your comment was out of place and frankly thought I would say something to perhaps make you think twice the next time.

Idiot. Foreign supporters in England you mean? The one's who watch matches? Just like the English?
 
Regardless, there are several passionate supporters overseas who would never mess up in that manner. In fact, the fact that they cant watch the team in the Stadium brings in extra sinscerity in their support. Support isnt a weekend getaway party like for lots of fans in the Stadium (like those who create the vibrant home atmosphere, or so i've heard). Like I said, dont be an old, discriminatory, intolerant idiot. It has nothing to do with where you are from or whether you sit in the stands.
 
Also, please act your age.

Horror challenge?
 
I dont think it was even a foul

Haha I always base players ability on Fifa. Which is kind of funny cause I remember signing Maiga whose at West Ham on it and he was phenomenal. See him in real life and I'm like ah Fifa got it wrong lol

He is great on Football manager lol