Hacked off with the premiership

[sneakychef]

I was born in Crawley...
...The only people I personally know that go to games regularly that are Crawley residents, 2 Spurs fans, 2 Fulham fans 1 Millwall, a few Brighton (one or two post here), and 1 West Ham.

No Crawley fans?

 

[sneakychef]

If you support a team out of pity then why not Brighton for their perilous no ground status, or AFC Wimbledon for the fact that they were shat upon by their owners?

Or CPFC for being so... CraPFC?

 

[perth seagull]

Or Wrexham, who have won over a lot of public sympathy.

 

[clapham_gull]

Inferior football, superior fans.

Need I say more.

 

[Strike]

No Crawley fans?

They only go when there fav Prem team is not in action like Reading, and of all Crawley people I have asked what team they support only 3 have ever said stright away they support JUST Crawley, most say Chelski, Gooners, etc. Though there is a few of us Seagulls in Crawley.

 

[Curious Orange]

I have a mate from Crawley who is a genuine Crawley fan. How about that then!?!

 

[hutchings (48)]

Re: Re: Hacked off with the premiership

Its really not though is it?

I'm not a massive fan of the Premiership but the Champions League is regularly enthralling. Surely the sheer quality of football on show would make you want to watch that ahead of a Conference game.

And yes, I am an Albion fan.

Yeah, OK I might have exaggerated that point. Clearly the conference is no match for the champions league in terms of quality. But I just love football at all levels. I cant wait for my kids to start playing, I love playing 5 a side, I love watching my local non-league side, I love having informed discussions with fans who follow teams at all sorts of levels, L love reading about football, I love watching the World Cup, I love the Albion.

The point is most of the Man U, Chelsea fans that I come across just seems to love Man U and Chelsea. Thats up to them, but I think they're missing out on the essence of the game.

 

[Chesney Christ]

Re: Re: Re: Hacked off with the premiership

Yeah, OK I might have exaggerated that point. Clearly the conference is no match for the champions league in terms of quality. But I just love football at all levels. I cant wait for my kids to start playing, I love playing 5 a side, I love watching my local non-league side, I love having informed discussions with fans who follow teams at all sorts of levels, L love reading about football, I love watching the World Cup, I love the Albion.

The point is most of the Man U, Chelsea fans that I come across just seems to love Man U and Chelsea. Thats up to them, but I think they're missing out on the essence of the game.

Good post. I agree with most of your original post anyway, and your point about Man Utd and Chelsea fans missing the point of being a football fan is spot on (apart from the genuine die-hard ones). I love watching all types of football too, but I am much more passionate about playing the game than watching it. Even just kickabouts.

 

[HAMPSHIRE DAVE]

If most Premiership fans had their head anymore up their arse they would be constipated.
THERE IS A WHOLE WORLD OF FOOTBALL THEY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT!
I can't see Albion everyweek because of location,cost etc so I go and watch my local non-league side.

 

[Storer68]

The Permiership and the Chmapoins League are just THE DULLEST forms of football imaginable.


.

 

[Bluejuice]

... I go and watch my local non-league side.

The mighty Winchester City perhaps?

Current FA vase holders I do believe