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I met a guy last year at a pub who said he was a Chelsea fan....I asked him why isnt he a fan now...his answer was cus Jose Mourinho no longer manages Chelsea. Fucking Loser!!!

Thats what american "soccer" fans do.

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If you want to see 'glory hunters' have a look around right now. On the estate I live, I have seen people who laughably called themselves Chelsea/Utd/Arsenal fans, now wearing Citeh tops. I find it all a bit incredulous really. Like most of you on here, I have been a lifelong supporter and used to go to all games home and away, I had my heart in my mouth on many many occasions and almost cried when JT missed 'that penalty' The only other team I will admit to looking out for their results is Brighton and Hove Albion, because they are the team in my home town. The reason I don't support BHAFC, is that Chelsea were the first team I ever saw live and I continued to go there on a regular basis with family until I was old enough to go on my own. It has been nearly forty years since I first went to the Bridge and the anticipation of each match is as strong today as it was when I was a nipper.

I did cry when he missed that penalty, and I don't think I'm the only one. In my opinion, it doesn't matter who you support. Where you live should not dictate which football team you support. I live in Derbyshire, but does that make me any less of a fan than someone who lives on the King's Road? And does it make me more of a fan than someone who lives in Newcastle, or in any other place? No, it doesn't. If you ask me, as long as you support that club for the rest of your life, through thick and thin, that makes you a proper football fan.

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I have always said you have got to go to the games when you can.

That alone is utter crap.

What about ex-pats who live the other side of the world? What about people who just cant afford it?

Are they not worthy to be a fan and branded a "glory hunter" just because they dont go to games?

I myself havent been over in about 6 years now for one reason or another, I've been a fan for a good 20 years. What does that make me?....a Glory hunter?.....catch yourself on :rolleyes:

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I have always said you have got to go to the games when you can.

That's a load of bullshit, if your watching the match at the stadium or on TV, then you still support them, you still jump for joy when your score a goal, and you nod your head in disapointed when your team concede a goal.

I've been supporting them since I was about 6 or 7, that's been about 10 years now. I've only been to 3 matches, but becuase I don't earn money, and my brother and Dad both support West Ham. Stop acting like your an 'elite' member and be allowed to label people, that just makes it sound like your a pretentious dickhead.

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That alone is utter crap.

What about ex-pats who live the other side of the world? What about people who just cant afford it?

Are they not worthy to be a fan and branded a "glory hunter" just because they dont go to games?

I myself havent been over in about 6 years now for one reason or another, I've been a fan for a good 20 years. What does that make me?....a Glory hunter?.....catch yourself on :rolleyes:

Badboy quote's himself

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"WHEN YOU CAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

This means when you have the time money and the right means to go the match !

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I think there is a sort of line with glory hunters... Kids who would go to support Chelsea because they won the league I don't consider glory hunters, they're just kids to be fair who see the best team and go with that. Of course there are other kids who watch their local team or are brought up into the team they love by family.

I was lucky enough to be bought into Chelsea by my dad who started supporting them when he was about 7 years old, when they beat leeds to lift the FA cup... that kinds of shows 2 sides of the spectrum through different generations.

A glory hunter for me, is someone over the age of 12 or so who moves from one team to another because of sucess.

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Badboy quote's himself

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"WHEN YOU CAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

This means when you have the time money and the right means to go the match !

What a load of shite. Wasn't it you that said you have to go to at least 10 matches in order to be a true fan?

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What a load of shite. Wasn't it you that said you have to go to at least 10 matches in order to be a true fan?

Obviously if you dont have enough money you cant go anyway so your not to be blamed for that. People who work and get paid enough to pay their bills and still have 100 pound left over and decide to take that money and spend it on drink, instead of going to the match once in a while are not true fans in my eyes. I strongly believe their are a lot of fans that lie about not being able to afford a ticket. You just ask manchester city fans before the arabs came in they could not even sell out home games to teams like liverpool and Chelsea infact in 2004 i sat with their fans cause our end was full they were selling tickets to home fans at the turnstiles. When the money comes in and the quality players as a result, they sold out games against fulham and sunderland. If you really cant afford it then thats not your fault at all but i think some people use it as a cheap excuse.

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Badboy quote's himself

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"When you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"when you can" :rolleyes:

"WHEN YOU CAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

This means when you have the time money and the right means to go the match !

Dont roll your eyes at me sunshine............Maybe when you grow and realise that the world doesnt revolve around football you'll understand where I'm coming from. Your opinion on a glory hunter changes season to season. Make your mind up and stick to it...... ;)

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Dont roll your eyes at me sunshine............Maybe when you grow and realise that the world doesnt revolve around football you'll understand where I'm coming from. Your opinion on a glory hunter changes season to season. Make your mind up and stick to it...... ;)

1. "Dont roll your eyes at me sunshine" Why what are you going to do ?

2. "Maybe when you grow and realise that the world doesnt revolve around football you'll understand where I'm coming from" Please quote me when i said the world revolves around football.

3."Your opinion on a glory hunter changes season to season. Make your mind up and stick to it"

Again quote me !

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If I developed a liking for, lets say, AC Milan and eventually said that yes I am a fan/ supporter of them. But had never been to the San Siro before, like the tens of thousands that do pay their hard earned cash to go and support AC Milan, I would say that was rather insulting to those fans at the San Siro, to say that I supported Milan as much as them.

Anyway, to the topic starter. I don't you're a glory hunter, but seriously, why do you need to be reassured that you're a fan or whatever?

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I tend to get called "Glory Hunter" as i'm a Chelsea fan from Birmingham. I don't really care what people think about me when say that, I was never really a football fan that much only watch England every so often. But then I watched a random Chelsea match about 3 years ago and I've been hooked ever since, I watch all the matchs I can and if I had the money I'd have a season ticket. I go threw all the up's and down's with Chelsea and plan to for the rest of my life, so I know i'm not a Glory Hunter as I'm never going to jump ship what ever happens.

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