Ey Up
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Ey Up
by Ospina » Sun Jan 18, 2015 8:16 pm
Hey up guys and gals, new gooner here was a Leeds supporter up until today thought you (now we) were magnificent and I have decided to become an Arsenal fan absolutely sick of the shit at Leeds and this Cellino is an absolute clown, think Arsenal are a really well run club who spend when they need to so from now on I will be following you guys! Loved my London away days as a Leeds supporter so going to really enjoy coming down for my London home days now.
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Re: Ey Up
by VCC » Sun Jan 18, 2015 8:42 pm
hello ........................leeds fan until today where have Leeds gone.....................................welcome we wont hold it against you being an X leeds fan you had to see the light sometime 
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Re: Ey Up
by Sims » Sun Jan 18, 2015 11:49 pm
It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
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Re: Ey Up
by Callum » Mon Jan 19, 2015 12:03 am
Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
I started supporting Arsenal without parental influence
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Re: Ey Up
by Sims » Mon Jan 19, 2015 1:49 pm
Callum wrote:Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
I started supporting Arsenal without parental influence
How does it come about? My parents used to be home & away Arsenal so I had no choice in the matter
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Re: Ey Up
by JordanTheGunner » Mon Jan 19, 2015 1:59 pm
Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
So it bewilders you that people who don't come from football families choose to support a football club?
This is not some f'ed up country where parents overrule their children.
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Re: Ey Up
by Sims » Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:02 pm
JordanTheGunner wrote:Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
So it bewilders you that people who don't come from football families choose to support a football club?
This is not some f'ed up country where parents overrule their children.
No I just don't get what makes people choose Arsenal for example, it's foreign to me
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Re: Ey Up
by JordanTheGunner » Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:04 pm
Sims wrote:JordanTheGunner wrote:Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
So it bewilders you that people who don't come from football families choose to support a football club?
This is not some f'ed up country where parents overrule their children.
No I just don't get what makes people choose Arsenal for example, it's foreign to me
Established succesful club?
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Re: Ey Up
by Cripps » Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:05 pm
Arsenal or liverpool for me cos they were the 2 best at the time. They faced each other. Decided to support whoever won. Arsenal won 3-0. The rest is history.
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Re: Ey Up
by Sims » Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:16 pm
JordanTheGunner wrote:Sims wrote:JordanTheGunner wrote:Sims wrote:It bewilders me how people can just support a club without any parental influence, let alone change club. But welcome
So it bewilders you that people who don't come from football families choose to support a football club?
This is not some f'ed up country where parents overrule their children.
No I just don't get what makes people choose Arsenal for example, it's foreign to me
Established succesful club?
I'm not having a go or anything I just find that weird, I couldn't imagine supporting Arsenal without having it ingrained in me from a young age or not having any links to the city/North London. God forbid my parents weren't into football, I probably would've supported my local team/nearest Prem team which is f***ing Orient & Spurs. Fortunately for me it wasn't the case
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