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AlanSkÃrare

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Just don't think there's any interest in Swedish football on here, which is why I rarely talk about it. I mentioned it after we beat PSV in the Europa League as that was a pretty big deal, and I'm sure I said something when we won the league in 2009, but overall talking about AIK losing to Örebro just doesn't seem too interesting to this board :lol:

 

Nah, don't go to away games. Been to a few, but I don't really enjoy it that much, plus I haven't really got the money or time for it anyway.

If AIK and Newcastle were to play (man I hoped for us to be in the same group in the EL), I'd support NUFC every time, just like I support England when we play Sweden.

 

Not even any interest among the other Swedes on here, I can confirm.

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Dokko

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Sky Sports News ‏@SkySportsNews

 

The Manchester City fan who ran on to the pitch at the end of the Manchester derby has issued an apology #SSN

 

Oh well thats alright then

 

Worked for the mackem that hit Harper.

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Just don't think there's any interest in Swedish football on here, which is why I rarely talk about it. I mentioned it after we beat PSV in the Europa League as that was a pretty big deal, and I'm sure I said something when we won the league in 2009, but overall talking about AIK losing to Örebro just doesn't seem too interesting to this board :lol:

 

Nah, don't go to away games. Been to a few, but I don't really enjoy it that much, plus I haven't really got the money or time for it anyway.

If AIK and Newcastle were to play (man I hoped for us to be in the same group in the EL), I'd support NUFC every time, just like I support England when we play Sweden.

 

What do you not like about away games? Over here it's the best thing about supporting a team tbh.

When you go to away games, you get to go to proper stadiums, over here they are, with a few exceptions, proper fucking dumps with no atmosphere and 5000 people there. The one time I've gone with a "supporter bus", there was nothing but a bunch of pissed 14 year olds singing their shit songs for 6 hours, which you can imagine how much fun that would be :lol: Then there's always that fucking drum that's always there, and this will make me sound like an old grumpy bastard, but I can't stand drums at football games, it ruins the atmosphere for me.

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Sky Sports News ‏@SkySportsNews

 

The Manchester City fan who ran on to the pitch at the end of the Manchester derby has issued an apology #SSN

 

Oh well thats alright then

"I've been a City supporter all my life, and I've had a season ticket for three years." :kinnear:

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Sky Sports News ‏@SkySportsNews

 

The Manchester City fan who ran on to the pitch at the end of the Manchester derby has issued an apology #SSN

 

Oh well thats alright then

"I've been a Cunt all my life, and I've had a season ticket for three years." :kinnear:

 

 

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NG32

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On Twitter Mike Parry has just suggested the Premier League use "force shields" that can fire coins back at those that throw them instead of nets.

 

http://i.imgur.com/UmpOi.gif

 

Who we gonner get to put these forcefields up, General Zod and his mates?

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http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/udinese-cheered-serie-match-precisely-one-fan-152055117.html

 

 

Udinese cheered on in Serie A game by precisely one fan

 

When Udinese headed to Genoa for their Serie A match against Sampdoria on Monday night, they probably didn't expect much travelling support to come with them. After all, it's a brutal five-hour drive across northern Italy in freezing conditions - and in any case the match was on telly.

 

They might have expected a bit more than what they got, however: just one fan turned out to cheer on his men.

 

The fan seemed quite happy to have an entire stand of the Luigi Ferrari stadium to himself, grinning for cameras, chatting to the two stewards who were assigned to stop him invading the pitch, and waving happily to the home fans.

 

And the local fans took him to their hearts in inspiring fashion, cheering him on as he stood in the cold, and even presenting him a shirt signed by Sampdoria skipper Daniele Gastaldello as a souvenir.

 

It hasn't emerged whether he was a former Udine resident now living in Genoa, or whether he had indeed traversed the country to cheer his men on. Either way, he ended up glad that he made the effort: Udinese ran out 2-0 winners to climb to eighth in the table.

 

 

bless :lol:

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http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/udinese-cheered-serie-match-precisely-one-fan-152055117.html

 

 

Udinese cheered on in Serie A game by precisely one fan

 

When Udinese headed to Genoa for their Serie A match against Sampdoria on Monday night, they probably didn't expect much travelling support to come with them. After all, it's a brutal five-hour drive across northern Italy in freezing conditions - and in any case the match was on telly.

 

They might have expected a bit more than what they got, however: just one fan turned out to cheer on his men.

 

The fan seemed quite happy to have an entire stand of the Luigi Ferrari stadium to himself, grinning for cameras, chatting to the two stewards who were assigned to stop him invading the pitch, and waving happily to the home fans.

 

And the local fans took him to their hearts in inspiring fashion, cheering him on as he stood in the cold, and even presenting him a shirt signed by Sampdoria skipper Daniele Gastaldello as a souvenir.

 

It hasn't emerged whether he was a former Udine resident now living in Genoa, or whether he had indeed traversed the country to cheer his men on. Either way, he ended up glad that he made the effort: Udinese ran out 2-0 winners to climb to eighth in the table.

 

 

bless :lol:

 

Hilarious if he had managed to storm the field :lol:

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ponsaelius

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Italian football, man :lol:

 

You must have missed Napoli taking 15k to Bologna last season :thup:

 

I doubt it was that many... Their crowd was only up 6k on its average for that game...

 

Might have been the season before, I think many didn't get tickets for the match. Was reported as 10-15k made the journey to the city

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Superior Acuña

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http://www.itv.com/sport/football/article/2012-12-11/hillsborough-families-slam-terracing-proposal/

 

How dare this Margaret Aspinall guilt football fans who want to bring safe standing in. Aside from being just stupid ("96 reasons safe standing should not be brought in" - go on, name them - "there is nothing safe about standing" ...really?) her suggestion that the many football fans, including myself, who want to emulate the successful safe standing of the Bundesliga is somehow an affront to the campaign to hold people to account for the Hillsbrough tragedy is disgraceful - "I feel insulted that while people are trying to fight for justice for Hillsborough, that this campaign is growing now."

 

Shame on Margaret Aspinall for abusing the deaths of 96 football fans.

 

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Just saw the other thread. Delete my post if a mod desires.

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