Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by TBM » 09 Mar 2012 14:53

Extended-Phenotype Your have until the age of 25 to establish who your local team is (home town, place you grew up, place you buggered off to the minute you could escape the parents, place you ended up living in because that's where your crappy job is) and then you have to stick with it.

If you ain't lived there, you can't support them. If you do, it's a police matter.


Wizard has never lived in Reading but supports them and goes to games - i believe he supports them due to family members

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by pea » 09 Mar 2012 15:30

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Extended-Phenotype Your have until the age of 25 to establish who your local team is (home town, place you grew up, place you buggered off to the minute you could escape the parents, place you ended up living in because that's where your crappy job is) and then you have to stick with it.

If you ain't lived there, you can't support them. If you do, it's a police matter.


Wizard has never lived in Reading but supports them and goes to games - i believe he supports them due to family members


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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by Extended-Phenotype » 09 Mar 2012 15:49

I've reported it, it's now out of my hands.

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by TheMaraudingDog » 09 Mar 2012 15:50

Extended-Phenotype Your have until the age of 25 to establish who your local team is (home town, place you grew up, place you buggered off to the minute you could escape the parents, place you ended up living in because that's where your crappy job is) and then you have to stick with it.

If you ain't lived there, you can't support them. If you do, it's a police matter.



25? :lol:

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by Extended-Phenotype » 09 Mar 2012 16:03

According to legislation it gives people a chance to start 'their own life'.

And find somewhere to live with a half-decent football team.


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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by blindedbythelights » 09 Mar 2012 19:39

support Reading, go fighting for Maidenhead

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by just some bloke » 10 Mar 2012 00:36

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It 'aint Man Utd, that's for sure. You big plastic phony.


So if you HAVE to support the team closest to where you were born/grew up, does that mean i have to be a Reading Town fan?


It's TMD who's the faux football purist around here. You'll have to ask him. As far as I'm concerned you can support who you like.

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Re: Supporting multiple teams: Wrong?

by TheMaraudingDog » 10 Mar 2012 08:14


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