I'm a masochist. So, obviously I support Arsenal.
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Come on you Spurs
Atlanta United, Tottenham, Union Berlin
My Father introduce me to EPL when The Special One start to dominate EPL with Chelsea. So yeah, I support Chelsea FC.
Leeds United here.
FC Cincinnati if we're going beyond EPL.
Ah I hadn't even thought to name teams from other leagues.
I have a soft spot for Seattle Sounders ever since picking them as my team for a fifa tournament many years ago. My mate bought me a Sounders shirt with Dempsey on the back after I scored a wonder goal with him.
Similarly, got a soft spot (and replica shirt) for Chievo Verona after playing as them for on LMA Manager (remember that?).
LAFC, Tottenham.
It's really too bad neither have communities here.
Be the change you want to see in the world
Gooner, plus a local affinity for South China AA
I grew up in the 90s in the South West of England so I'm naturally a Manchester United fan ;)
Also a season ticket hold for my local team in Wales which is a great fun
GGMU!
I support Man Utd!
GGMU!
Sporting, Inter Miami, and Spurs
Liverpool and Falmouth Town (Step 5)
Born in Lancashire of a Scouse mother, with scouse parents, so was put in a red shirt when i was a bairn and that was that. Been a red for many decades now..
Falmouth, we moved to when I was about 13, and the bulk of my late teens and early 20's was spent following Falmouth up and down the South West. Now 400 miles away, but still keep in touch with their results every week. Finally back in the Western League after having to drop down in the 70's because of the travel cost.
Also keep an eye on Daggers results. We moved to London when I was about 3 and Leytonstone was the nearest football club. They merged with Ilford FC, they in turn became Redbridge Forest, and in turn merged with Dagenham. For a similar reason have a soft spot for the O's, and cheered on the Hammers in Europe last year as long as we arent in the same competition. Virtually all my friends as a kid were West Ham fans.
EPL: Newcastle United
MLS: Atlanta United
insert Miggy smile
Palace.
My heart beats for Werder Bremen but I'm also a season ticket holder at my local club FC Gütersloh. They just won the Westphalia Double: Oberliga Westfalen (5th tier) and the Westfalenpokal (weich qualifizierte for the DFB Pokal). It has been a surreal year after two decades of misery.
I'm ostensibly a Watford fan, having lived near there as a kid before moving to the States, but I don't really support any particular team. I kinda pick new stories each year that I like to follow. I realize this is probably a strange way to watch football, but it works for me.
Gooner through and through.
Liverpool here! Let's hope for a better season this time around. 🤞
Gunner from down under!
Come join us at c/gunners :)
Arsenal!
Hopefully they implement flairs soon
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I'm there. Switched instances, so all my post history is gone. But I'm definitely there.
The greatest football team in the world: Crewe Alexandra
Chelsea 🔵
Hard times...
Because life hates me, I support CD Feirense, and FC Porto, both from Portugal, both in a sorry state due to the boards being greedy cunts.
At least the Portuguese NT got rid of Fernando Santos, I guess
Swansea City. We just appointed a new boss.
I'm so chuffed for Duffer. He was at the heart of the defence for our Championship play off season and promotion in 2009 and has done a great job in management at Cheltenham and Barnsley. Hope he makes a difference for the Swans
I'm cautious but hopeful. There were points last season when we were quite poor under Russell Martin, but in the last 10 games or so we really took off. If we'd picked up our form 2-3 games earlier then we could have even snuck into a playoff spot. But now we're back into the usual run of losing players, a new manager - so I hope Duff makes a strong start or we easily risk losing momentum and continuing to slip down the table.
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