Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:supporting your team through bad times for me. Anyone can go to every game when their team is winning.
Calling for your manager to be sacked or just constantly getting on players back because you don't rate them isn't 'diehard' keep singing and cheering even when you are 3nil down away from home on a cold decemeber night.
just my opinion.
Forever Blue wrote:Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:supporting your team through bad times for me. Anyone can go to every game when their team is winning.
Calling for your manager to be sacked or just constantly getting on players back because you don't rate them isn't 'diehard' keep singing and cheering even when you are 3nil down away from home on a cold decemeber night.
just my opinion.
Spot on
You support your club through the good and bad times
Dobbins, knows exactly what it means.
Dobbin wrote:I see the phrase has been used on many a thread regarding attendances and was wondering what the posters that use this consider to be a die hard fan ?
Sven wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Pontypool_Bluebird wrote:supporting your team through bad times for me. Anyone can go to every game when their team is winning.
Calling for your manager to be sacked or just constantly getting on players back because you don't rate them isn't 'diehard' keep singing and cheering even when you are 3nil down away from home on a cold decemeber night.
just my opinion.
Spot on
You support your club through the good and bad times
Dobbins, knows exactly what it means.
All of the above
Real supporters don't 'pick and choose' their football club merely according to results and/or on a whim!
CF31 Company wrote:Dobbin wrote:I see the phrase has been used on many a thread regarding attendances and was wondering what the posters that use this consider to be a die hard fan ?
The diehard fans I know usually are single or divorced or on the way to be divorced and have some type of drink problem. They tend to meet in public houses in the early hours of the morning and travel hundreds of miles away from home to any destination on a mode of transport which has some type of bar facility. They then reappear in the early hours of the following morning and immediately start planning the next excursion with likeminded individuals.
Jasonccfc wrote:CF31 Company wrote:Dobbin wrote:I see the phrase has been used on many a thread regarding attendances and was wondering what the posters that use this consider to be a die hard fan ?
The diehard fans I know usually are single or divorced or on the way to be divorced and have some type of drink problem. They tend to meet in public houses in the early hours of the morning and travel hundreds of miles away from home to any destination on a mode of transport which has some type of bar facility. They then reappear in the early hours of the following morning and immediately start planning the next excursion with likeminded individuals.
Most die hards i know are either
Single
Teens with no bills to pay
Are financially better off than most.
Years ago there would be up to 10 of us going from my village to nearly every away game to some of the shittest places because we didn't have kids , houses and other financial responabilities back then.
I can't speak for the other boys but i couldn't afford to do that these days.
CF31 Company wrote:Jasonccfc wrote:CF31 Company wrote:Dobbin wrote:I see the phrase has been used on many a thread regarding attendances and was wondering what the posters that use this consider to be a die hard fan ?
The diehard fans I know usually are single or divorced or on the way to be divorced and have some type of drink problem. They tend to meet in public houses in the early hours of the morning and travel hundreds of miles away from home to any destination on a mode of transport which has some type of bar facility. They then reappear in the early hours of the following morning and immediately start planning the next excursion with likeminded individuals.
Most die hards i know are either
Single
Teens with no bills to pay
Are financially better off than most.
Used to be a fairly cheap afternoon out years back Not any more.
Years ago there would be up to 10 of us going from my village to nearly every away game to some of the shittest places because we didn't have kids , houses and other financial responabilities back then.
I can't speak for the other boys but i couldn't afford to do that these days.
Spot on I have been to seven away games this season some in mid-week however I haven’t been away regularly for the last eight years or so due to the reasons you mentioned but on average it costs about £100 and that’s not going bananas
As mentioned by other posters bringing the cost of away tickets down to £20 would encourage more people to go
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