You haven't seen us play for years but have been a supporter all of your life?
I always thought that a supporter goes to games and supports their club and a fan follows how they are doing. I may have learned something new today.
Eh? Surely fan/supporter is the same thing. There are some on here live in the States or Australia and have never seen us play but they can legitimately call themselves just as much a fan/supporter as the rest of us, can't they?
Then again you've used the term Super Supporter for those who attend Sixfields so you obvipusly like to pigeonhole people.
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so those that live in china, and never have been to Manchester, but support Man U are "fans/supporters" in your opinion?
Eh? Surely fan/supporter is the same thing. There are some on here live in the States or Australia and have never seen us play but they can legitimately call themselves just as much a fan/supporter as the rest of us, can't they?
Then again you've used the term Super Supporter for those who attend Sixfields so you obvipusly like to pigeonhole people.
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Surely people can call themselves what they wish, fan, supporter, who cares?
I look out for scores in every game on a matchday, am I therefore a fan of every club?
If you want to be a fan of every club that's up to you my friend. It's a ridiculous argument, why should people give a shite, all this labelling of people is pretty pathetic.
If you want to be a fan of every club that's up to you my friend. It's a ridiculous argument, why should people give a shite, all this labelling of people is pretty pathetic.
I agree, but what I can't agree with is this "oh, I support (premier league team)"
I was in a queue back from Paris last night, and chatted football with one guy in the queue who lived in London, but was foreign and supported Arsenal. So I asked have you been to the emirates, and he said no, not once. maybe it's just me, but I fail to see the support there?
Could he have been French? I could understand his appeal of supporting Arsenal if that was the case..
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Agreed, but no. Let's just say between you and me, he could have been from Foleshill
I agree, but what I can't agree with is this "oh, I support (premier league team)"
I was in a queue back from Paris last night, and chatted football with one guy in the queue who lived in London, but was foreign and supported Arsenal. So I asked have you been to the emirates, and he said no, not once. maybe it's just me, but I fail to see the support there?
all dieses Gerede von treuen Anhängern ist wirklich ein Unsinn, wenn Sie ein Fan von einem Verein sind, sind Sie also ein Fan, haben wir nicht alle über diese eine Million Mal gewesen?
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It's a fair point, believe me I work with plenty of plastic fans, it just makes it all the sweeter when they lose
All the Liverpool fans that have suddenly come out of the woodwork is highly amusing also.
Likewise, I have someone at work who's proper "Landan Cockney" and supports Liverpool :facepalm:on another note, Liverpool deserve the title this season
Eh? Surely fan/supporter is the same thing. There are some on here live in the States or Australia and have never seen us play but they can legitimately call themselves just as much a fan/supporter as the rest of us, can't they?
Then again you've used the term Super Supporter for those who attend Sixfields so you obvipusly like to pigeonhole people.
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Agreed, and with plenty of English talent. I love having false hope for an upcoming world cup.
Makes our support over the last 20-30 year slightly embarrassing.....
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I agree with this. I'm not mentioning any posters on here (as I only know some of you lot by your pseudonyms on this here forum) but know plenty of Coventry fans that have seen the recent off the field shenanigans as a convenient excuse for their apathy towards "their" club.
After the last decade we've had though (purely to do with on the field matters) is it any surprise? Conversely, even in good spells in the Prem were we really getting an acceptable 'avg attendance : city population' ratio?
I hope that you include the few that have always stuck up for SISU but don't go to Northampton.
Why not name names? Only fair after making a comment like that.
Eh? Surely fan/supporter is the same thing.
The reason Cov Utd are the horse to back is because they were formed to rise up the leagues, the historical local teams like Copeswood & Sphinx are what they are & are going nowhere in particular because they haven't got a group of ambitious local businessmen funding them.
Also didn’t SISU try to exploit a business opportunities when they took over CCFC.. what is the difference between that and with Cov Utd, it is all business.
It remains to be seen how much backing the Cov Utd owners will put in.. at present they're only in tier 12 of the FL and it doesn't cost them a lot, to take the team all the way to the Conference will need a proper ground and attendances of 1500 at least, all of which means serious investment & commitment.
http://twitter.com/CovUnited/status/462243282463260672/photo/1
The new sky blue Cov United kit, should make the people that didn't like the red kit happy.
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