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Flames #316529 09/03/13 07:13 PM
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I don't see it as fickle. if it was, given that we haven't won the league for 20 odd years, a lot of it would have long gone.

I think you mistake disappointment at not competing at a higher level and not meeting higher expectations as fickleness.


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Originally Posted By: TheMightyLFC
I don't see it as fickle. if it was, given that we haven't won the league for 20 odd years, a lot of it would have long gone.

I think you mistake disappointment at not competing at a higher level and not meeting higher expectations as fickleness.


And his love for LFC will be gone if he cannot afford to go to matches anymore. What kind of a fan is he? It's like if he cannot go to movies his love for movies will be over, movies and LFC are the same to him... And he dares to question the loyalty of TV watching fans.

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Originally Posted By: vish mauritius
Originally Posted By: TheMightyLFC
I don't see it as fickle. if it was, given that we haven't won the league for 20 odd years, a lot of it would have long gone.

I think you mistake disappointment at not competing at a higher level and not meeting higher expectations as fickleness.


And his love for LFC will be gone if he cannot afford to go to matches anymore. What kind of a fan is he? It's like if he cannot go to movies his love for movies will be over, movies and LFC are the same to him... And he dares to question the loyalty of TV watching fans.
yes but that's just it, if you can't have what your used to its simply not the same, it's very hard to explain to you because unfortunately you don't go to the match so it's seems like a case of what you have never had you have never missed...

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Originally Posted By: vish mauritius
Originally Posted By: TheMightyLFC
I don't see it as fickle. if it was, given that we haven't won the league for 20 odd years, a lot of it would have long gone.

I think you mistake disappointment at not competing at a higher level and not meeting higher expectations as fickleness.


And his love for LFC will be gone if he cannot afford to go to matches anymore. What kind of a fan is he? It's like if he cannot go to movies his love for movies will be over, movies and LFC are the same to him... And he dares to question the loyalty of TV watching fans.
yes but that's just it, if you can't have what your used to its simply not the same, it's very hard to explain to you because unfortunately you don't go to the match so it's seems like a case of what you have never known you have never missed...


Well, if for any reason I cannot watch LFC games anymore, my love for the club won't be over, I am sure of that because I AM LOYAL.

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Originally Posted By: vish mauritius
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Originally Posted By: TheMightyLFC
I don't see it as fickle. if it was, given that we haven't won the league for 20 odd years, a lot of it would have long gone.

I think you mistake disappointment at not competing at a higher level and not meeting higher expectations as fickleness.


And his love for LFC will be gone if he cannot afford to go to matches anymore. What kind of a fan is he? It's like if he cannot go to movies his love for movies will be over, movies and LFC are the same to him... And he dares to question the loyalty of TV watching fans.
yes but that's just it, if you can't have what your used to its simply not the same, it's very hard to explain to you because unfortunately you don't go to the match so it's seems like a case of what you have never known you have never missed...


Well, if for any reason I cannot watch LFC games anymore, my love for the club won't be over, I am sure of that because I AM LOYAL.
the point I am making is that you have nothing to compare it with as you watch games on the telly which is fair enough, whereas I can compare, with me I have gone to the match for about 35 years and to simply swap that for the telly is not really a substitution, it will never be able to compare, hope you can understand the point I am making in between your constant sniping...

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Someone watching the games can also have an advantage over someone at the stadium. They see replays, close ups, someone at the ground sees off the ball stuff. There are advantages and disadvantages for both.

Point is, whether someone watches the Reds on TV or at the actual stadium, doesn't mean one is a better fan than the other.

I find your posts repetitive and boring. You're just trying to create a divide. What fan would try and belittle a fellow fan?

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Originally Posted By: Dunk
Someone watching the games can also have an advantage over someone at the stadium. They see replays, close ups, someone at the ground sees off the ball stuff. There are advantages and disadvantages for both.

Point is, whether someone watches the Reds on TV or at the actual stadium, doesn't mean one is a better fan than the other.

I find your posts repetitive and boring. You're just trying to create a divide. What fan would try and belittle a fellow fan?
listen Dunk I am not trying to create any sort of divide, if you read my post I am simply trying to explain to somebody trying there best to have a go at me that for somebody who has regularly gone the game for about 35 years stopping and watching games on the telly is simply not the same. I think Dunk if you ask people in the same boat as me maybe faz or Stanley who I know attend games will also tell you nothing compares with going the game, nothing. I think if you have always watched games on the telly then you have not known anything else so it will never be an issue, I honestly don't understand your take on things if you say I am creating a divide when all I am doing is explaining my position if I am forced to give up my season ticket which is looking more and more likely with these price hikes...

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Going to a game doesn't make you a better fan than a fan watching on TV. Fact. End of discussion.

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Going to a game doesn't make you a better fan than a fan watching on TV. Fact. End of discussion.
alrite no probs even though you are totaly not listening mate, al leave it there...

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I must be listening to respond. It's a fact, not an opinion.

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