First I apologize for my English, and if written in the wrong section. I hope that the majority of users of the forum from Great Britain. And I have a question for you:

Fans of your team are organized, with great traditions. And how do you feel about the fans of your team (or other English team: Manchester City, Manchester United), who live in other distant countries and claim that this is their team, but they have not seen a single match of this team (I mean: in the stadium). What can you say about these "fans"?

Hi mate, in my opinion English premiership clubs have always attracted overseas supporters, especially from Asia, Scandanavia, Africa and North America. But now that global travel is so accessible to the masses, we see more overseas supporters at the Bridge than ever before.

A lot of UK based supporters dont like to see overseas fans at the game when all they insist on doing for 90 minutes is taking photographs.

My advice to all you overseas supporters who are coming to the bridge for the first time, take a couple of photos by all means, then put the camera away, join in with the singing and chanting, BE LOUD, BE BLUE !

All our love from the UK xxxxxxxxxx

Edited January 29, 200917 yr by coco

take a couple of photos by all means, then put the camera away, join in with the singing and chanting, BE LOUD, BE BLUE !

This, basically.

Maybe take photos after the game or at half-time? :)

I was sitting beside an Aussie guy on Wed, he asked me if i thought the reds would get beaten . I pointed out to him they were called M'boro , which he replied , 'They wear the same colours as Liverpool dont they. :D