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blondu

Grazie Ale
Nov 9, 2006
27,408
Blondu, you, I, your cousins or anyone can like Barcelona and enjoy the way they're playing no one has to give a reason to no one of why he likes Barcelona's style of play. You shouldn't care at all.

I used to like Mourinho's Chelsea. Before that I used like Lazio's Mancini. It's something very normal to like they way and how a team plays from time to time which means nothing.
well i defend myself because they think i support barca more than juve or i'm a gloryhunter or sth like that. The thing is i enjoy see the games, i enjoy see fener's games at home just because they fans are absolutely insane, they cheer them for 90 mins and i started to follow them more closely because of tuncay...i like steaua because that's the team i first like from my country, and i'll never change my mind about any of them. So of course any of them pale infront of the love that i have for Juve...some people here are accusing me of following Juve's match and showing that i support Juve than Steaua.
 

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Azzurri7

Pinturicchio
Moderator
Dec 16, 2003
72,692
I know what you mean. This is similar to the Azzurri story too. I don't care I support any NT I want and I don't care what they think and what they'll have to say.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,183
No, he's saying there's no logic in limiting following any NT in international tournaments for one's home country.
There is absolutely no logic whatsoever in supporting any other country than your own. It's the whole purpose of the international game, to support your own nation. If nobody supported their own nation, intentional football might as well cease to exist.

I think all people who support other nations should pay fanboy taxes to the foreign nation they support. Then I might have some respect for them.
 

JBF

اختك يا زمن
Aug 5, 2006
18,451
There is absolutely no logic whatsoever in supporting any other country than your own. It's the whole purpose of the international game, to support your own nation. If nobody supported their own nation, intentional football might as well cease to exist.

I think all people who support other nations should pay fanboy taxes to the foreign nation they support. Then I might have some respect for them.
Who said they don't support their own country? And who are you to judge their loyalty to their respective countries?

If you think that by someone lets say from China, whose country isn't represented in the world cup this year, starts out of admiration to their football style of play, cheering and supporting them, Does this means he betrayed his home country and he's no longer Chinese but rather Argentinian? That's nonsense.
 

swag

L'autista
Administrator
Sep 23, 2003
84,788
well i defend myself because they think i support barca more than juve or i'm a gloryhunter or sth like that. The thing is i enjoy see the games, i enjoy see fener's games at home just because they fans are absolutely insane, they cheer them for 90 mins and i started to follow them more closely because of tuncay...i like steaua because that's the team i first like from my country, and i'll never change my mind about any of them. So of course any of them pale infront of the love that i have for Juve...some people here are accusing me of following Juve's match and showing that i support Juve than Steaua.
Nice post, Blondu. :tup:

There is absolutely no logic whatsoever in supporting any other country than your own. It's the whole purpose of the international game, to support your own nation. If nobody supported their own nation, intentional football might as well cease to exist.

I think all people who support other nations should pay fanboy taxes to the foreign nation they support. Then I might have some respect for them.
I don't think it's as easily cut-and-dried as it is for you, Andy. Because you don't have a family of Uncle Vitos and their goombahs, and because you seem to be from a family with roots that have long since naturalized, of course the alternative makes absolutely no sense to you.

But things change when, say, you have a wife who natively spoke Portuguese before she learned English. Or grandparents and great-grandparents you remember speaking Lithuanian and making Lithuanian food and celebrating Lithuanian cultural traditions when you grow up.

Or maybe you have a job or school that takes you from the country where you were born to other countries.

I don't think it's as simple as you make it out to be, Andy. Nationality is a complex answer, much like race can be a complex answer.

That said, I won't ever disagree with you when I can only roll my eyes at a bunch of Hong Kong-based descendants from Han Chinese who spew expletives at a player called up on the Italy NT because "they're not Italian enough". But if you you think that sort of national requirement is lunacy for players, how can you be so hard-line adamant that NT fans be held at a much higher standard than exists for players?
 

blondu

Grazie Ale
Nov 9, 2006
27,408
So you're saying there isn't any logic in nationality and citizenship?
it has nothing to do with nationality.

There is absolutely no logic whatsoever in supporting any other country than your own. It's the whole purpose of the international game, to support your own nation. If nobody supported their own nation, intentional football might as well cease to exist.
everybody supports their nation...geez.

Nice post, Blondu. :tup:
thanks man
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,391
I don't defend them but I also don't like anyone bashing me just because I liked the way they played. I had no emotions for them nothing at all. Just a joyable 90min to watch.

I only have emotions for Juve:touched:
But I am not bashing those who don't defend other teams, I too like other teams here and there every other season but I never defended them.

It is only something I don't understand, that's it. If you are a Juve fan you only defend Juve. If you are a Juve fan and someone says something bad about Barcelona you wouldn't care, right?

That's all to it, I don't know why some people defend teams they are not a fan of.
 

blondu

Grazie Ale
Nov 9, 2006
27,408
But I am not bashing those who don't defend other teams, I too like other teams here and there every other season but I never defended them.

It is only something I don't understand, that's it. If you are a Juve fan you only defend Juve. If you are a Juve fan and someone says something bad about Barcelona you wouldn't care, right?

That's all to it, I don't know why some people defend teams they are not a fan of.
just because in my point of view i want to argue your posts against barca...not every one of them, but some of them that i thing that are wrong..and that's it, nothing much, nothing less...I really will defend barca infront of inter everytime i'll get the opportunity..because i can't can't figure it out why some of you are defending inter (wanting them to win). So the enemy of my enemy is my friend
 

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