Do you follow a foreign club?

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Originally Posted by GalwayRed

At this point i should also mention i keep an eye out for Kidderminster Harriers results:) Went to see them a few times when I was younger including seeing them throw away a 4-0 half time lead once.

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Went to see them in the FA Cup last season v Curzon Ashton. Had some craic with their forward Homer-Barnes. Unlike most players Homer-Barnes reacted and would break into a smile or look up to the terrace with his mind totally off the game. That was an enjoyable afternoon.

I look out for VFL Bochum, SS Lazio and Odense.

Soft spot as well for Berliner Fc Dynamo.

But i'll watch football anywhere. Last week for example I was at a derby in Iceland between Valur and Fram for my sins.

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

I like Young Boys.......!

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So the rumours are true :D

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Originally Posted by marinobohs

So the rumours are true :D

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Just ask yer mother....... :p

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Just ask yer mother....... :p

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In your case should that be brother ?........:p

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Originally Posted by marinobohs

In your case should that be brother ?........:p

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I know yer ma's no looker, but I'm fairly sure she's a female.

Though as a North Dubliner it's doubtless feasible that yer brother is also one of your parents. And probably also your cousin....

I follow Aston Villa, as most of my pals were Villa fans when I lived over there. There was also a WBA and a Wolves fan - interestingly, these two lads were a lot more into footy than the Villa lads.
I've gradually lost interest in the premiership over the last couple of years, I'm really not much bothered with it anymore.

Fort William, the Highland League's most hapless team. Often finish the season on -100 GD. They need all the help they can get....Damn you Forres Mechanics!!

Club Brugge... it's in Belgium!!!

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Originally Posted by sonofstan

Supported Arsenal from the age of 10 - lived in Galway at the time before there was a local senior football team to support. Last time I saw them play live was back in the George Graham era though, and I've lived in London since and not bothered.

Otherwise, Colchester, because i lived there for a bit and did go and see them play a lot. Oh, and Galway watch out - Col U put 7 past Norwich two week ago, the Arse put 6 past Everton last weekend, so I reckon Bohs are due at least 5 this week......

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*cough*

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Originally Posted by Denis The Red

Club Brugge... it's in Belgium!!!

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Thanks Denis,

I thought you were referring to the Club Brugge who play out of Ballydehob there for a minute....

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Thanks Denis,

I thought you were referring to the Club Brugge who play out of Ballydehob there for a minute....

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No, I was referring to the film IN BRUGGE, Brendan Gleeson, Colin Farrell. Don't suppose you've seen it. Highly recommend it. Go to your local xtravision store, I'm sure they have it. Best laugh in ages!!!:D

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Originally Posted by Denis The Red

No, I was referring to the film IN BRUGGE, Brendan Gleeson, Colin Farrell. Don't suppose you've seen it. Highly recommend it. Go to your local xtravision store, I'm sure they have it. Best laugh in ages!!!:D

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I've seen it - not a bad show at all.

Have no idea how the film related to your post though....! :?

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

I've seen it - not a bad show at all.

Have no idea how the film related to your post though....! :?

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Christ, I'm losing the crowd tonight!! It's the tagline for the trailer. No one knows where Brugge is... It's in Belgium!!!
Sorry you missed it and now I'm retiring.... from comedy as well as to bed.

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Originally Posted by SkStu

Everton though it doesnt really upset me if they lose and certainly not to the same extent as when Bohs lose...

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What he said.

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Originally Posted by sonofstan

*cough*

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:cool:

Got into football relatively late at 12 years old, followed Liverpool fairly passionately for about 6 years. However, as all the players I had originally known of were gradually sold off and replaced by faceless joes like Igor Biscan, I lost interest about the time I went to college. Music replaced football for this time.
One of my biggest footballing regrets is flicking through the channels on the night of the 2005 CL final, seeing the score Milan 3-0 Liverpool and thinking, "pfft, no point watching the 2nd half of this!" and went out for a walk. :o
I just really follow the Rovers these days. I'd like to see Liverpool win the league but, to be honest, it doesn't make a blind bit of difference to me if they win, lose or draw.

I'm Leeds through and through, so I am. :p I even saw them once, in Tolka.

They're not in the EPL -- they're somewhere down in the six point results, like LoI -- so I'll give a shout for Villa as main threat to the Sky 4, but I do like Pompey too and now I have a problem because Wardie is playing for Wolves.

Real football is so much simpler.

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Originally Posted by BohDiddley

I'm Leeds through and through, so I am. :p I even saw them once, in Tolka.

They're not in the EPL -- they're somewhere down in the six point results, like LoI -- so I'll give a shout for Villa as main threat to the Sky 4, but I do like Pompey too and now I have a problem because Wardie is playing for Wolves.

Real football is so much simpler.

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One of my best footballing memories is seeing Stoke win 3-1 against a Dennis Wise Leeds side. I seem to remember Patrick Berger scoring. It's still the only time I've seen Stoke win in a live game!

Athletic Bilbao because of their Basque only policy and somehow staying in La-Liga every season since La-Liga's founding.