Thread: What Premier League team should I be a fan of ?

You can't go for one of the big ones like Man City or Liverpool because you'll be called a glory hunter. I think you've missed the boat on Newcastle as well.

At the other end you could go for one of the newly promoted teams but that'd be miserable.

The fact you've already got Man Utd shirts make them a good call. They're not shit but not winning anything but they will do.

If not one of the London teams. Chelsea, west ham, spurs etc.

It's Wrexham

Learn the rules first.

Originally Posted by armstrong

You can't go for one of the big ones like Man City or Liverpool because you'll be called a glory hunter. I think you've missed the boat on Newcastle as well.

At the other end you could go for one of the newly promoted teams but that'd be miserable.

The fact you've already got Man Utd shirts make them a good call. They're not shit but not winning anything but they will do.

If not one of the London teams. Chelsea, west ham, spurs etc.

Yeah glory hunting is lame. Man Utd was the front runner
anyway so I might as well go with them.

What team are you a fan of ?

PM Dave Cameron liked West Villa and Aston Ham tho I see you more of an Accrington Stanley Man or like Dumfries Quean of the South.

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for fucks sake backspin, the premier league is full of diva footballers with look at me haircuts, pimped up bentleys and inflated opinions of both their skills and their importance. virtue signalling socialists, african rapists and attention seeking northerners in it for the money and little else.

everybody knows that real soccer is to be found in the championship league, thats where you will find real sportsmen playing for the win, the glory and the honour.

the team you want is leeds united.

Wrexham, i told you already

Originally Posted by Switch

American invention

What's very strange about their teams is that they have no connection to one city or location, and the team/franchise moves around to different cities.

For example I always knew the LA Raiders growing up in the 90s.

Now they are the Las Vegas Raiders.

Apparently before moving to LA they were based in Oakland, and were the Oakland Raiders.


WTAF.


Akin to Sheffield Wednesday moving to Bolton for 20 years and becoming Bolton Wednesday, then moving to Norwich and becoming Norwich Wednesday for 10 years before moving to another city. Americans just have no soul, no values, no connection to anything but obesity and low IQs.

Wimbledon moved from uh, Wimbledon to Milton Keynes and renamed MK Dons.


Pattaya City/Utd moved from Chonburi to Samut Prakan and renamed Samut Prakan City.

Choose something nearby you. What's the point of choosing an UK based team?

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Originally Posted by armstrong

Wimbledon moved from uh, Wimbledon to Milton Keynes and renamed MK Dons.

Yeah, they were in serious trouble, there was emergency talk of them possibly moving to Dublin. Full renaming as to start fresh. The Dublin Dons doesn't really sound too impressive, but more like 5 guys that play fiddles in pubs on Sunday evenings.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Dublin Dons doesn't really sound too impressive

but the Donnybrook Dons ? Fair enough

Originally Posted by Backspin

Yeah glory hunting is lame. Man Utd was the front runner
anyway so I might as well go with them.

What team are you a fan of ?

Kinda forced to follow Norwich but I don't really care tbh.

Originally Posted by Backspin

A team already chose me for my national sport. Which is ice hockey. You incredibly dour and cretinous lout.

A team also chose me for international football. But it doesn't work that way on the club level now does it. The premier league season starts in the off season for hockey. So I want to give it a shot


The other points you made in this post is madness. Soccer...american ... ? What the Christ

Asking such dumb questions exposes you to ridicule, if you had any knowledge of association football, you would not ask such a stupid question.

Please carry on being abusive. It emphasizes your childishness. Of course ‘soccer’ is American, it’s easier to spell, and avoids confusion with ice hockey, which is not part of the topic.

Id argue that football is easier to spell.

Phonetically easier with the oo and it's basically just two words put together while soccer could be confusing with two C's making a k sound.

I support Everton. Some seasons I even try and learn a few of their players names. What I like about Everton is that they usually have really important games right up until the end of the season.

Originally Posted by armstrong

Id argue that football is easier to spell.

Phonetically easier with the oo and it's basically just two words put together while soccer could be confusing with two C's making a k sound.

TEFLR knowedlge right there.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

TEFLR knowedlge right there.

Doesn't like football yet reads every single thread about it.

I was thinking Armstrong was a Hull supporter. Maybe I’m mistaken.

Originally Posted by armstrong

Doesn't like football yet

Point to me the post that says that.


Edjmacate me, TEFl Guru.

Originally Posted by happynz

I was thinking Armstrong was a Hull supporter. Maybe I’m mistaken.

Also follow Hull as I went to university there.