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Nope i dont think being a fan has anything to do with money actually, sorry to interupt your little butthurt hissy fit, but what i meant was that some choose to have food on their table and clothes on their backs whilst other choose to travel be it wind, snow, rain or sleet to pay £50 and watch us put in average performances, if these are not the true fans and the TRUE BACKBONE of the club then i dont know what is. And no i'm not a fan i'm a Manc born and bread Fergie style. Single people aside, that says more about their lack of respect and love for their family than it does about the football match that they choose to watch. Again, not the point i was making. But yeah maybe so if you think so Carheex, but i'm glad somebody understood what i was saying. Some fans cant afford to go to every game as they have other important factors to think about and pay for, whilst others have the privelige of being able to attend almost every game, again i say it, these guys are the back bone of the club. Your point didn't come across very well. It "seemed" to suggest that a REAL fan would go to Anfield in the cold rain rather than feed his family, and that somehow made him 'better'.
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Marko my friend, whats happened here is you are getting all burrhurt because you *think* just because you watch each game on TV and sometimes cry in your room (your words not mine) that your just as big a fan as those who've travelled all around Europe the last 4 or 5 decades, and for me this is actually the comment of a 13 year old.
You have replied to NONE of my comments only tried to use them to undermine me, all the while i'm very like you as i cant get to games often at all but still i can admit that not all fans are equal and that some fans ARE in fact more loyal than others.
I'll write the last part in capital letters as you dont seem to want to accept it, nonetheless i look forward to your reply as you try undermining me by calling me a 13 year old, immature etc.
FOR YOU TO THINK YOU ARE JUST AS BIG A FAN AS THE MATCH DAY FANS WHO ATTEND EACH AND EVERY GAME NO MATTER WHAT THE CIRCUMSTANCES IS JUST IGNORANT FOR ME.
And also, if Liverpool were to be relegated 5 times in a row to the conference, these locals and regulars at Anfield would still be at the games, me and you on the other hand certainly wouldn't have a bulls notion whats going on at the club as none of our games would be on TV. This again backs up my original point that the fans who go to watch us week in, week out are the back bone of Liverpool FC. Simples.
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Careex you are being ridiculous if your family was starving of course you would not go to anfield. But you might choose to go to anfield rather than go on the faz or buy a new jacket fr example. But I. Guess supporting Liverpool is not a high priority for you.
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Nope i dont think being a fan has anything to do with money actually, sorry to interupt your little butthurt hissy fit, but what i meant was that some choose to have food on their table and clothes on their backs whilst other choose to travel be it wind, snow, rain or sleet to pay £50 and watch us put in average performances, if these are not the true fans and the TRUE BACKBONE of the club then i dont know what is. And no i'm not a fan i'm a Manc born and bread Fergie style. Single people aside, that says more about their lack of respect and love for their family than it does about the football match that they choose to watch. Again, not the point i was making. But yeah maybe so if you think so Carheex, but i'm glad somebody understood what i was saying. Some fans cant afford to go to every game as they have other important factors to think about and pay for, whilst others have the privelige of being able to attend almost every game, again i say it, these guys are the back bone of the club. Your point didn't come across very well. It "seemed" to suggest that a REAL fan would go to Anfield in the cold rain rather than feed his family, and that somehow made him 'better'. I UNDERSTAND AND AWKNOWLEDGE THAT MY POINT DIDN'T COME ACROSS VERY WELL, BUT MY ORIGINAL POINT WAS SIMPLY THAT THAT FANS WHO'VE TRAVELLED ALL ROUND EUROPE FOR THE PAST 40 YEARS TO WATCH US PLAY ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE CLUB, THATS ALL I SAID. MARKO TWISTED IT IN ANOTHER DIRECTION BUT MY ONLY POINT IS THAT THESE FANS ARE THE BACKBONE.
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iPad predictive text it's a nightmare  Try this: Settings General Keyboard Auto-Correction / Check spelling As I said before though, I did used to go to a lot of games so I'm fully aware of the match day exeprience but (in my opinion) you get a better overview of the game on TV. I simply 'prefer' to spend my money and time on my family.
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Careex you are being ridiculous if your family was starving of course you would not go to anfield. But you might choose to go to anfield rather than go on the faz or buy a new jacket fr example. But I. Guess supporting Liverpool is not a high priority for you. Stanley whats going on here, i dont get to Anfield myself now as i'm only 20 and a student living in Ireland, i know for a fact the likes of yourself, Faz and coolflames are currently and for a few decades have been the back bone of the club, why is this an argument? Is it not completely obvious that the locals are the backbone? My word.
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Can i just say at this point, arguing over who is a better fan or a real fan is so incredibly and utterly fuucking gay its almost too difficult to comprehend. Get a grip on yourselves because this whole thing just makes us look like children.
watch the team you love and stop acting the maggot. the end.
Luis Garcia, He drinks sangria He came from Barca, to bring us Joy He's five foot seven, he's football heaven please don't take my Luis away.
"...AND 32 MILLION POUNDS WORTH OF GOALKEEPER CAN'T DO A THING ABOUT IT"
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iPad predictive text it's a nightmare  Try this: Settings General Keyboard Auto-Correction / Check spelling As I said before though, I did used to go to a lot of games so I'm fully aware of the match day exeprience but (in my opinion) you get a better overview of the game on TV. I simply 'prefer' to spend my money and time on my family. Absolutely, and one would be stupid to choose otherwise. If my original point sounded like i was slating people who choose family over football then i apologise, was just giving a comparisson.
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That's fine careex and I am sure I will be the same before long. I would have preferred to have watched it on sky last night rather than drag myself to anfield. But when I do hang up my season ticket I cannot claim to be the same value to the club as someone saying £1000 a year plus as marko is saying that is ridiculous.
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