Does anyone follow a second team?

[ilikecheese]

Seattle Sounders FC.

I saw them live way back in time when they were an NASL franchise.

 

[Dutch Toffee]

My local team Fortuna Sittard. Started following them when I was 6. Became an Evertonian when we played them in the ECWC. So that probably makes Everton my 2nd team. Will love both clubs till the day I die though.

Other teams I follow, have a bit of interest in, keep an eye out for results but not actually support, are Racing Genk, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United and Wycombe Wanderers

 

[Death]

Leeds United
Liepzig


Everton

 

[Bkk Andy]

Follow? Yes. My mate is a Hertha Berlin fan so I check out their results. They're as miserable as we are. Do I support a second team? No.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Leeds United
Liepzig


Everton

Everton and Leeds? Bit of a weird combination that.lol

 

[Death]

Everton and Leeds? Bit of a weird combination that.lol

You think that's wierd? You should check out my dvd collection of anime porn.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Chester. First games I went to as a lad. 30 odd years that can be summed up as rubbish, rubbish, slightly better, terrible, out of business, re-birth, an unstoppable march up the lower leagues, rubbish. Steve Watson is the gaffer these days and he has properly bought into the rubbish ethos.

I passed through Chester once, while travelling on the Dublin to Liverpool eurolines coach. It was about 3 am in the morning when i was passing through though.lol

Next time i'm over in the UK i must go and visit. I hear it's supposed to be a nice place. Kevin Ratcliffe of course managed Chester City as well.

 

[Tramps_mate]

I do. I always look out for Hereford United - now just Hereford FC - in the National League North. Every season I will go and see them live home or away just the once. Canna help it. Does that mean I am not a proper evertonian?

It's traumatic enough just following the one!!

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Chester. First games I went to as a lad. 30 odd years that can be summed up as rubbish, rubbish, slightly better, terrible, out of business, re-birth, an unstoppable march up the lower leagues, rubbish. Steve Watson is the gaffer these days and he has properly bought into the rubbish ethos.

Been there twice. One against Forest Green and once against Tranmere.

 

[Terrarian]

nope

 

[Ivo]

Keep an eye on Marie's results as they're the closest team to where I'm from/live.

Will take my dad to watch the them every now and then too.

 

[wandyr79]

Some people find it weird but it is normal for me. I don't just follow another team, I full on support them. One arm with an Everton Tattoo and the other with a Barrow one.

My mum used to go to Barrow games when she was young and when we moved up there from Essex (I was 7/8), me, my Dad and Mum started to go to games. It started off just as a home attendance but grew steadily into every single match (give or take). Probably missed around 4/5 games from 94/95 to 98. This is when I moved to Liverpool (Uni) and got a season ticket at Goodison.

It is truly 50/50 support, there is no favoured team.

 

[big nev lookalike]

Bishops Cleeve
Champions last night
Bloody brilliant

Played against them loads of times in the 80s and 90s in local leagues(at the old ground). Really pleased for them.

 

[T LEAFE]

Like some teams in the lower leagues - just keep an eye on how they do etc ..., grassroots football is underfunded...'

And hugely underrated.
And you get 100% effort and commitment which can be lacking elsewhere

 

[T LEAFE]

Played against them loads of times in the 80s and 90s in local leagues(at the old ground). Really pleased for them.

It's a fantastic setup
Played most games away as they were laying a 3g pitch
Returned home for last 2 games and scored 18 goals!
Manager is a top man