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Second team

Magic magpie
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I like Aberdeen, I keep my eye out for their results but I only support Notts. I just follow them due to family connections.

#6

I like Arsenal but I have soft spots for many teams, I wouldn’t class any as my second team now but I look out for various teams.

Derby are more my second team than anyone these days.

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#7
1 hour ago, super_pie said:

I like Chelsea there haven’t done great but I still support them.

Frank Lampard has come to my team,any chance you do the same ?:rollonfloorlaughing:

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#9
1 hour ago, Chris said:

I like Arsenal but I have soft spots for many teams, I wouldn’t class any as my second team now but I look out for various teams.

Derby are more my second team than anyone these days.

Derby v county will be interesting ????????????

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I like Juventus, even before they invited us to open up their new ground. I have always been a fan of the Serie A, as I grew up with the whole Italia 90 and Channel 4's coverage of the league.

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1 minute ago, ScottyP said:

I like Juventus, even before they invited us to open up their new ground. I have always been a fan of the Serie A, as I grew up with the whole Italia 90 and Channel 4's coverage of the league.

Nice mate juventus are a great team 

#14

When I was a kid, my "gateway" team was Manchester City... back in 2002 they were a plucky little outfit with several cult names on their books, like Peter Schmeichel, Nicolas Anelka and Kevin Keegan, and in true British style I wasn't fond of supporting the dominant side at the time, Man United, and also I liked the colour blue, so it made sense. Then as I grew up I lost affinity for them, and I warmed to Notts as they were a local team, plus I made friends who were into them (and also a lot of the d*cks at school were Forest so I couldn't possibly side with them).

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#16

Tommy Docherty's Man Utd side. First team other than Notts that I really remember well. I now don't have a second side, but still look at Utd's results because of all those years ago.

 

#18

I used to like Portsmouth when they reached the Premier League, I wouldn't class myself as a fan or as a supporter but I liked them.

It's a shame their owner screwed them over.

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#20
5 hours ago, super_ram said:

I think everyone on here knows my 2nd team .It has to be a County doesn't it!

Newport? :biggrin:

I haven’t got a second team really but I enjoy watching Liverpool playing.

 

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1 minute ago, Fan of Big Tone said:

Newport? :biggrin:

I haven’t got a second team really but I enjoy watching Liverpool playing.

 

No  and not Stockport  or Ross either.What would Captain Mainwaring say?

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2 minutes ago, super_ram said:

No  and not Stockport  or Ross either.What would Captain Mainwaring say?

Don’t tell him Pike? :biggrin:

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#24

I don't follow or support any other football teams, I do like how some do well like Bournemouth but I wouldn't class myself as a fan by any stretch of the imagination.

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