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If it makes you guys feel special, ok then....
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I think anyone who pays a £1000 plus to watch that shower is either insane or a dedicated supporter or both.
I might consider being a TV fan if we get much more of this.
When that happens I will be a fan not a supporter. Occasionally I will go to games or buy merchandise then I will be a supporter again, that's the way I see it just watching Liverpool on the television is no more than liking a TV programme. You have to do more than that but I accept what you do will vary some will do more than
Others. stanley, I like watching Brazil play, I watch all there games in the world cups and Copa America, I even bought a Brazil shirt back in the 80s, Stanley would you consider me a Brazil fan the same as somebody from Rio or São Paulo who goes to all the qualifiers, friendlies and tournaments. Stanley just one more question if i may, if I liked the Ireland footie team,watched all there games on the telly, even had a picture of Mark Lawrenson on my wall with the green kit on and moustache, lived in England and never seen them play live in my life, if Ireland got to the World Cup Final against Brazil and it was being played at Croke Park and I won ticket in a raffle, what would Mick, Paddy or Shamus from Dublin or Waterford say to me knowing I had ticket and he never even though he hadn't missed an Ireland game in 20 years. Would he say what Marko reckons with fair play to you mate you deserve your ticket because ure just as much of a fan as me... I know what I think he would say... Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle. But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out. NEXT QUESTION....
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I think anyone who pays a £1000 plus to watch that shower is either insane or a dedicated supporter or both.
I might consider being a TV fan if we get much more of this.
When that happens I will be a fan not a supporter. Occasionally I will go to games or buy merchandise then I will be a supporter again, that's the way I see it just watching Liverpool on the television is no more than liking a TV programme. You have to do more than that but I accept what you do will vary some will do more than
Others. stanley, I like watching Brazil play, I watch all there games in the world cups and Copa America, I even bought a Brazil shirt back in the 80s, Stanley would you consider me a Brazil fan the same as somebody from Rio or São Paulo who goes to all the qualifiers, friendlies and tournaments. Stanley just one more question if i may, if I liked the Ireland footie team,watched all there games on the telly, even had a picture of Mark Lawrenson on my wall with the green kit on and moustache, lived in England and never seen them play live in my life, if Ireland got to the World Cup Final against Brazil and it was being played at Croke Park and I won ticket in a raffle, what would Mick, Paddy or Shamus from Dublin or Waterford say to me knowing I had ticket and he never even though he hadn't missed an Ireland game in 20 years. Would he say what Marko reckons with fair play to you mate you deserve your ticket because ure just as much of a fan as me... I know what I think he would say... Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle. But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out. NEXT QUESTION.... that answe tells e all I need to know, you know exactly what they would say about a non Irish person going to the World Cup Final in Dublin to watch Ireland on the strenghth of he likes to watch the Ireland team when there on the telly ahead of someone born and bred in Ireland who has never missed a game in 20 years. I think we can safely put to bed the theory all supporters or fans are the same, there are different levels of dedication and there are some more worthy than others...
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I think anyone who pays a £1000 plus to watch that shower is either insane or a dedicated supporter or both.
I might consider being a TV fan if we get much more of this.
When that happens I will be a fan not a supporter. Occasionally I will go to games or buy merchandise then I will be a supporter again, that's the way I see it just watching Liverpool on the television is no more than liking a TV programme. You have to do more than that but I accept what you do will vary some will do more than
Others. stanley, I like watching Brazil play, I watch all there games in the world cups and Copa America, I even bought a Brazil shirt back in the 80s, Stanley would you consider me a Brazil fan the same as somebody from Rio or São Paulo who goes to all the qualifiers, friendlies and tournaments. Stanley just one more question if i may, if I liked the Ireland footie team,watched all there games on the telly, even had a picture of Mark Lawrenson on my wall with the green kit on and moustache, lived in England and never seen them play live in my life, if Ireland got to the World Cup Final against Brazil and it was being played at Croke Park and I won ticket in a raffle, what would Mick, Paddy or Shamus from Dublin or Waterford say to me knowing I had ticket and he never even though he hadn't missed an Ireland game in 20 years. Would he say what Marko reckons with fair play to you mate you deserve your ticket because ure just as much of a fan as me... I know what I think he would say... Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle. But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out. NEXT QUESTION.... that answe tells e all I need to know, you know exactly what they would say about a non Irish person going to the World Cup Final in Dublin to watch Ireland on the strenghth of he likes to watch the Ireland team when there on the telly ahead of someone born and bred in Ireland who has never missed a game in 20 years. I think we can safely put to bed the theory all supporters or fans are the same, there are different levels of dedication and there are some more worthy than others... We're not worthy, we're not worthy.....
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Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle.
But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out.
NEXT QUESTION.... [/quote]that answe tells e all I need to know, you know exactly what they would say about a non Irish person going to the World Cup Final in Dublin to watch Ireland on the strenghth of he likes to watch the Ireland team when there on the telly ahead of someone born and bred in Ireland who has never missed a game in 20 years. I think we can safely put to bed the theory all supporters or fans are the same, there are different levels of dedication and there are some more worthy than others...
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We're not worthy, we're not worthy..... [/quote]
just glad you have come around to the point made...
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If it makes you guys feel special, ok then.... Oh yes, and your the same fella who said i speak like a 13 year old earlier...
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I think anyone who pays a £1000 plus to watch that shower is either insane or a dedicated supporter or both.
I might consider being a TV fan if we get much more of this.
When that happens I will be a fan not a supporter. Occasionally I will go to games or buy merchandise then I will be a supporter again, that's the way I see it just watching Liverpool on the television is no more than liking a TV programme. You have to do more than that but I accept what you do will vary some will do more than
Others. stanley, I like watching Brazil play, I watch all there games in the world cups and Copa America, I even bought a Brazil shirt back in the 80s, Stanley would you consider me a Brazil fan the same as somebody from Rio or São Paulo who goes to all the qualifiers, friendlies and tournaments. Stanley just one more question if i may, if I liked the Ireland footie team,watched all there games on the telly, even had a picture of Mark Lawrenson on my wall with the green kit on and moustache, lived in England and never seen them play live in my life, if Ireland got to the World Cup Final against Brazil and it was being played at Croke Park and I won ticket in a raffle, what would Mick, Paddy or Shamus from Dublin or Waterford say to me knowing I had ticket and he never even though he hadn't missed an Ireland game in 20 years. Would he say what Marko reckons with fair play to you mate you deserve your ticket because ure just as much of a fan as me... I know what I think he would say... Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle. But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out. NEXT QUESTION.... Hahaha love it
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Mick Paddy or Seamus would say wasn't coolflames lucky winning that ticket in the raffle.
But then he has had that many aliases one of them was sure to be drawn out.
NEXT QUESTION....
that answe tells e all I need to know, you know exactly what they would say about a non Irish person going to the World Cup Final in Dublin to watch Ireland on the strenghth of he likes to watch the Ireland team when there on the telly ahead of someone born and bred in Ireland who has never missed a game in 20 years. I think we can safely put to bed the theory all supporters or fans are the same, there are different levels of dedication and there are some more worthy than others... [/quote] We're not worthy, we're not worthy..... [/quote] just glad you have come around to the point made... [/quote] Would that be the point where you think you are better than everyone else on here and you should be given a subsidised season ticket as a reward for your undying loyalty. No I dont agree with that point. You inflated sense of self importance does amuse me. Unfortunatley, you do for tourism in Liverpool what Hitler did for German - Jewish relations.
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Wahahaha Good one Shaggy...
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shaggy debate is all good mate heated or not agree or disagree but i think you might have gone over the top mate with this one , bit distasteful mate to talk about that .
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