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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? I would not belittle anybody dunk but I think you are missing the point watching on TV vs going to the game. In 50 years of watching te reds the best game was fairly recent Istanbul 2005. All 6 goals were scored at the opposite end of the ground to us and the angle we were at I did not get a particularly good view. But it was one of te greatest evens in my life. Nothing to do with the view the crowd the stadium grown men were crying near me at the end. I am sure back home in the packed pubs it would have been emotional too but nothing would comare with that. There's nothing wrong with watching on the TV I do it myself fr most games and with the coming prices at anfield I will likely be doing it all te time. But in my opinion there is no comparison and its nothing to do with the physical vew that's not what is about for me.
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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? I would not belittle anybody dunk but I think you are missing the point watching on TV vs going to the game. In 50 years of watching te reds the best game was fairly recent Istanbul 2005. All 6 goals were scored at the opposite end of the ground to us and the angle we were at I did not get a particularly good view. But it was one of te greatest evens in my life. Nothing to do with the view the crowd the stadium grown men were crying near me at the end. I am sure back home in the packed pubs it would have been emotional too but nothing would comare with that. There's nothing wrong with watching on the TV I do it myself fr most games and with the coming prices at anfield I will likely be doing it all te time. But in my opinion there is no comparison and its nothing to do with the physical vew that's not what is about for me. be careful stanley, Dunk will be out of his ivory tower calling you a WUM or saying your trying to divide the match goers and Arm Chair brigade like he did to me, there is absolutely nothing to compare with going the match mate and dont let anybody on here tell you you can especialy if there not in a position to compare themselves...
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Stanley can argue his own point. He doesn't need you to hold his hand.
Stan isn't a WUM. I know that.
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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? I would not belittle anybody dunk but I think you are missing the point watching on TV vs going to the game. In 50 years of watching te reds the best game was fairly recent Istanbul 2005. All 6 goals were scored at the opposite end of the ground to us and the angle we were at I did not get a particularly good view. But it was one of te greatest evens in my life. Nothing to do with the view the crowd the stadium grown men were crying near me at the end. I am sure back home in the packed pubs it would have been emotional too but nothing would comare with that. There's nothing wrong with watching on the TV I do it myself fr most games and with the coming prices at anfield I will likely be doing it all te time. But in my opinion there is no comparison and its nothing to do with the physical vew that's not what is about for me. be careful stanley, Dunk will be out of his ivory tower calling you a WUM or saying your trying to divide the match goers and Arm Chair brigade like he did to me, there is absolutely nothing to compare with going the match mate and dont let anybody on here tell you you can especialy if there not in a position to compare themselves... But you said stan doesn't go to the matches Goalposts moved yet again....
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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? I would not belittle anybody dunk but I think you are missing the point watching on TV vs going to the game. In 50 years of watching te reds the best game was fairly recent Istanbul 2005. All 6 goals were scored at the opposite end of the ground to us and the angle we were at I did not get a particularly good view. But it was one of te greatest evens in my life. Nothing to do with the view the crowd the stadium grown men were crying near me at the end. I am sure back home in the packed pubs it would have been emotional too but nothing would comare with that. There's nothing wrong with watching on the TV I do it myself fr most games and with the coming prices at anfield I will likely be doing it all te time. But in my opinion there is no comparison and its nothing to do with the physical vew that's not what is about for me. That's not what I said though is it... what I said was 'There are advantages and disadvantages for both. ' My point was that just because you were there doesn't make you a better fan those who watched on TV. Nothing to do with comparing atmosphere or presence.
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I can't believe this "I'm better because I go to games" [oops] is still being spouted! It's no different from the OOT posts from a while back. Complete [oops]!
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Stanley can argue his own point. He doesn't need you to hold his hand.
Stan isn't a WUM. I know that. yes but you cant back yours up tho can you as all you can do is call me a WUM, I have asked you countless times to put up or shut up regarding your points of view and you have'nt or cant, you would just rather resort to calling me a WUM.
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I can't believe this "I'm better because I go to games" [oops] is still being spouted! It's no different from the OOT posts from a while back. Complete [oops]! who has said this, report them if whoever said that has offended you, I have said for me nothing compares to going to the game, as for me myself its better than watching on the telly, stanley agrees and I dont know about faz, must say I have'nt heard anyone mention being better than anyone else tho, maybe thats your interpretaion which is a different thing altogether...
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There was a thread a while back about what makes a "real fan". Basically saying if you don't go you're not a real fan. It keeps cropping up and in my opinion is complete [oops].
Watching stuff on tv is nothing like watching a live event no matter what it is but we can't all be lucky enough to go for whatever reason. It doesn't make us any less a fan though.
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I can't believe this "I'm better because I go to games" [oops] is still being spouted! It's no different from the OOT posts from a while back. Complete [oops]! who has said this, report them if whoever said that has offended you, I have said for me nothing compares to going to the game, as for me myself its better than watching on the telly, stanley agrees and I dont know about faz, must say I have'nt heard anyone mention being better than anyone else tho, maybe thats your interpretaion which is a different thing altogether... LOL you're a knob.
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