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Originally posted by Garage Joe:

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Originally posted by Demantoid:
I love my footie and couldn't give a monkey's about rugby, apart from the Six Nations.

Rugby league's the worst - their fans can't seem to let anyone else enjoy their own favourite sport, whether that's union or footie, without banging on about how much better RL is.

Far as I'm concerned, it's a minority interest confined to a few towns in Yorkshire. And it can stay there.

... and Lancashire

Not sure where the Celtic Crusaders are based. Anyone any idea?

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Originally posted by Moomin:

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Originally posted by RZB:
The O/P sounds like it is referring to Premiership ,Champions League & International football, A visit to lower league clubs would show a different side of the coin.

Fully agree!!
As I said before - the atmosphere when it's YOUR team doing well is fantastic.
Doesn't happen often though.

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Originally posted by PinkBabe1966:

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Originally posted by Moomin:

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Originally posted by RZB:
The O/P sounds like it is referring to Premiership ,Champions League & International football, A visit to lower league clubs would show a different side of the coin.

Fully agree!!
As I said before - the atmosphere when it's YOUR team doing well is fantastic.
Doesn't happen often though.

Are you a Baggies fan??!!

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Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
Non league football is the best.....stand where you like, change ends and half time and chat to the subs warming up...the food is also better cos its cooked there and then and is not some mass produced rubbish!

Also much cheaper to get in and a programme is about £2.50.

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Originally posted by Kaytee:
Can't stand football...or any sport come to think of it

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Originally posted by Veggieburger:

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Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
Non league football is the best.....stand where you like, change ends and half time and chat to the subs warming up...the food is also better cos its cooked there and then and is not some mass produced rubbish!

Also much cheaper to get in and a programme is about £2.50.

It's like that when I watch Arsenal ladies play and the Arsenal Babies Croc.
The Ladies matches cost 3 quid for adults if you don't have a season ticket - programme is a quid - and the reserves are free.
Millwall Lionesses have just been promoted to the Ladies Premier League, they looked quite a useful side when we narrowly beat them in the London County Cup last season