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Originally Posted by Marwick
1- i already stated that man united grew on me as ferguson was there, so i would therefore never dream of not supporting united even if fergie left.2- why would i jump on the bandwagon of a team which didn't win the league? what incentive is there in that to support them?3- it doesnt matter how aware you are of english football what in the world has that got to do with what i'm speaking about? In a united forum im in one of the mods is american, hes a massive fan i haven't once mentioned anything to do with your loyalty because of wherever your from.4- at least i have a good reason for supporting my club other than based on an international game..5- call me a glory hunter all you want, not my fault the team i've always supported because of there managers relation to my town is champions, yeah thats right CHAMPIONS OF ENGLAND..
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What you don't understand is that the fact I became a Liverpool supporter based on there performance in an international game is one of the best ways to become one. Face it, no one ever watches a single Premiership match and says 'I love this club for the rest of my life'. 95% of the time it's because they won a trophy one year, and even if they did or did not win it again, they still continue to support them.
But my liking came to the club from a very neutral point of view. I saw the way they played
together. Liverpool had everything to do with that game. You don't realize it, but it's almost fair to say that Liverpool beat the German national team.
That is what made me love the club. The fact they know how to play with each other despite their circumstances. How is that not a great way to start your love for a club.