Is Being A Football Fan Actually Fun?

[@RabonaTV]

Of all the unimportant things in the world, football is the most important.

[@SR-ur7yl]

Football is fun when you're not a glory hunter and support your local team. Losing is part of the sport.

[@emt5454]

PSV 040 Yeah Chelsea fans are glory hunters

[@mufcbenm]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 and arsenal fans are fucking deluded

[@SR-ur7yl]

+Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 most PL clubs are glory hunters tbh. Chelsea, Man City, Man Utd, Arsenal and Tottenham. Usually the clubs with the best supporters are clubs that are in lower leagues or that are smaller clubs.

[@kankerkebs15]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 so are millions of foreign Arsenal fans that don't have the privilege of having a local team

[@abrigden]

Exactly! Support Reading through thick and thin, probably been to the emirates more than some arsenal fans haha

[@sam-sl2fp]

If you're a fake glory hunting fan yes. but most of the time it's stressful but also enjoyable at the same time.

[@frostm2012]

sam is that gerrard and xabi Alonso after you won the champions league in your picture? 'Fake glory hunting fan'???

[@nathanielhendricks425]

You don't have to support your local team

[@davids2706]

E.G. A Londoner supporting United with no links with the club, do they not have a great choice in London? Millwall, Spurs, West Ham, Arsenal, Chelsea etc? This is in my opinion when a fan is just a glory hunter

[@ni5hua.313]

i will support my local club once we get an MLS team lol. i live in atlanta. Atlanta United Fc is coming. but im a huge chelsea fan. grew up watching them and all my nigerian friends and family like them or arsenal.

[@abrigden]

mega fagg0t you really don't understand football do you. the team you support stand for your area and pride from where your from, not how good they are or how many titles they win

[@jamesmottershead6150]

Football is like a routine, losing is part of it and the good times will come

[@cameramanmukesh9233]

james mottershead I feel for you mate.... seriously

[@awol5-ht556]

Will you keep telling yourself that from the English League 1 in 2018 ? ... jk ;)

[@ryanbowden1307]

james mottershead Same here mate. AVFC

[@jamesmottershead6150]

Chinmay Tomar unfortunately there's more bad times than good being a villa fan

[@cameramanmukesh9233]

you will recover from this James mottershead...and when you will boy it will be something....

[@tantramacumba2262]

"When you start support a football club, you dont support it because of the trophies, or a player, or history, you support it because you found yourself somewhere there. found a place where you belong" - Dennis Bergkamp I think these words can perfectly describe our passion as football fans

[@willets2617]

From a Sunderland fan, no.

[@magnusgullikstad3893]

HAHAHAHA i am dying, im a united fan so i shouldnt be laughing since we only draw

[@adenjama3543]

same here as newcastle fan

[@forty5248]

Willets get fucked boi CFC

[@DMasterTroll]

Willets I feel you man.. 😔😢

[@mikehock7753]

Willets tru dat

[@GGMatt]

For me it's a feeling of being a part of something. I was born 300 yards from the West Brom stadium and raised beneath its shadow. That feeling of community that surrounds the place is something you can never quite understand until you've been brought up with it for so long. Every weekend you see similar faces, faces of people that share the exact same passion as you, all craving the same thing; 3 points for the Albion. It doesn't matter where you sit or who you're sat next to, you know that that person next to you has experienced all the pain and suffering of relegation, the shite football on display at times under Pulis, heartbreaking defeats, playoff losses - the lot. You don't know the person, but they're almost like family as you share a love for something, a support for something much bigger than yourselves, a football club that's been here longer than any of us, and will (hopefully) be here long after we've departed this world..You live for those ecstasy moments, the ones you'll tell your grandkids about; but we'll all keep supporting even if those ecstasy don't come because we've never known any different, as I'm sure any football supporter who supports their local team will also know. It's our club, and it's our family. It isn't fun. It's a necessity. You support because you have to, not because you want to.

[@nikispasov46]

Matt I WBA well said my friend, respect from a CSKA Sofia fan ;)!

[@victorg140]

well said

[@forty5248]

Matt I WBA cheers for the fucking essay no one gives a shit

[@hubert2501]

Matt I WBA fill up your stadium first

[@gaffer2315]

Matt I WBA that actually made me have a tear come out my eye, your totally right in everything u said. I've been through the pain as a boro fan being relegated not going up for 7 long years in the championship, losing in play off finals, however that one game that made us get promotion back to the prem was all worth the pain and was like adventure that whole season which I will never forget. #UTB

[@frankiemoore8463]

The thrill of going to the game and your team coming out on top far overshadows the bad times

[@thteytirutiwisio4577]

Frankie Moore urzzz

[@frankiemoore8463]

Reading Fc 2016/2017 Championship Winners you know it

[@owenhartguy7953]

Frankie Moore BULLET CLUB

[@joshuamellor1193]

The pain of football makes the joy of football much more increased

[@James11721]

If your a swansea fan it's fucking not

[@JesusWasHeree]

James fuck off, we finished 8th a couple of years ago, won the league cup a few years back and had a trip to wembley in the play offs.

[@jakehood2641]

James And you're also going down this year

[@James11721]

Shut the fuck up and stop living in the past, we've gone pure shit since then

[@James11721]

+Jake hood I know we are mate, it honestly doesn't bother me anymore

[@JesusWasHeree]

James tbf the championship is pretty competative, more fun than the bpl in that way

[@Tazza6190]

Stories like Leicester make it so amazing, as a leicester fan there's been many ups and downs throughout the years. league 1, playoff loss to watford. winning championship and premier league :)

[@CamPepperr]

it's always stressful watching Leicester play in the last 15 minutes of a close game hahahahahaha

[@cockneygeezer5944]

Tazza You ooooorrrnnnsssss

[@kicks1879]

Tazza That was the championship playoffs lmfao, stop lying lol, obviously plastic.

[@frenkie1281]

I'm a barca fan and these are exactly my thoughts.....you'll have ups and downs..you'll be frustrated many times but all you strive for and wish for is that one moment of magic when you let it all out... I still remember the Barca PSG RO16 game in UCL 16-17.. It was almost impossible for barca to overcome 4 goal deficit, but still I went to a live screening with my mates and then the unthinkable happened... At that moment I realized that it's all worth it, the pain, the frustration, the madness...football is really a religion and a language of emotions..I luv football... #ViscaBarca

[@emt5454]

Being an Arsenal fan, I want to cry a lot

[@jamesmitchell2662]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 I support bury count yourself lucky you don't support a shit team

[@a.fikhry389]

zApxllo so what team do you support?

[@a.fikhry389]

zApxllo i'm a arsenal fan thru and thru

[@MannequinStep]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 You have it easy.

[@Youman-tu8wr]

MannequinStep fucking idiot

[@613and802]

I don't know if fun is the word.

[@jpl9617]

"Is Being a Football Fan Actually Worth It?" would of been better.

[@613and802]

Some of my happiest moments and some of my saddest moments have happened watching Spurs, but I don't know if any of it was fun.

[@nathanielhendricks425]

+Terram Lucida Tela Concilium what's happened to be happy with Spurs, they're fucking shit

[@613and802]

How long did it take you to come up with that?

[@Baronovic]

Is being a football fan fun? Not when you're a hull city fan like me, our club is getting destroyed by our owners! Sad times

[@Jim-so3zm]

Joel Hunter Hull, Blackburn, Swansea, Charlton, the list goes on. Long story short, foreign owners and destroying the game.

[@Isleofskye]

You should never have left the atmospheric Boothferry Park. Great Stadium. Very distinctive unlike your current sanitised and soulless one.

[@Baronovic]

Isleofskye it was falling down and we needed an upgrade, before the Allams took the feel good factor away from us the KC didn't have that bad of an atmosphere but they split up fans in our east stand to accommodate away supporters.

[@Isleofskye]

Millwall 5 Hull City 1 on 3/9/1962 my first ever league game 54 years ago..where were you Joel ? lol

[@Baronovic]

Isleofskye erm well I wasn't born? Don't really know what your point was there haha, my first game was a 1-1 draw with Macclesfield in the old division 3

[@ewanmccoubrey1096]

Football is life. Liverpool keep losing finals and England have just lost the semi final of the World Cup it’s so so hard to take but life would be so boring without it

[@blackwolf3806]

"fun'' is just a part. You watch/support because it's life.

[@arsenaldailytransfernews]

I think the most importamt thing is to focus your love on the game, not just your team. People seem to think their team is the be all and end all in terms of their support, and sometimes focus to much on that 1 team. Sure, it's great to support a team and to go through the good and bad times, but i feel that when that becomes the main focus of detremining if you're a true supporter, people just end up arguing or making assumptions which is kind of sad. If you support multiple teams in different countries, leagues, divisions etc, that's fine, you support them for differnt reasons! If someone played football all their life, watched their local team, but knew nothing about the big leagues or players, would you call them a football fan? Yes, of course you would. You don't have to view football as a religion to be a true fan! If you're passionate about the beautiful game, you should be accepted as a fan, no matter how you show that love for the game. My basic point is: Keep an open mind to the game as a whole, and focus on why you, and other people around you love the game, rather than judge other fans based on who they support and where they come from.

[@grumblur]

Try being a fan of the Finland national team...

[@ryan7ii99]

support who you want but stick with them....

[@timh.2145]

City Legend 35 Of course from a city fan...

[@itsthatguymayn3506]

ha.... never heard that one before

[@ferasosamalw]

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh city came in 2011

[@mrkeybiscayne]

Bruv... City? Are you fucking daft?

[@xced82]

Your fucked if you like city and said that

[@brandonhutchinson5214]

I'm a vale fan we lose every week and I fucking love it!

[@brandonhutchinson5214]

PORT VALE PORT VALE PORT VALE

[@jbfw1358]

My personal best feeling was last season. I'm a Torquay United fan and recently we've had a huge fall with being relegated from the football league into the conference. Our owner decided to fuck us over and sell the club to a cash strapped consortium of 10 people and we haven't been able to pay players huge amounts of money to come play for us. Last season, in February, we were 12 point from safety and it was looking bleak- we went to Boreham Wood away and had the most fans at the game, we won this game 2-0 and from then on we went on a run that saw us clinch safety away at Bromley. Even though there was so many low points in he season it still has to be the best season I've ever experienced as a Torquay fan.

[@thteytirutiwisio4577]

Would much rather support a local team and go all the time rather than being a glory hunter and watching them on the tv

[@TTFIFA7]

thats a bold username you've got there mate

[@StoneyyAU]

Yeah getting a bit big for your boots there. That would've been like this bloke ^ putting Melbourne Victory 2016/17 A-League Champions as his username haha. It ain't over 'till the fat lady sings my friend.

[@theshape3222]

Melbourneisskyblue

[@thteytirutiwisio4577]

TTFIFA _ one win away from being accurate

[@StoneyyAU]

UNLUGGY

[@legit_khajiit]

I've travelled from Australia to see Fulham in the Europa League Final...they lost...and I still think that was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had. Football isn't about "fun", it's about passion and a strange feeling of loyalty.

[@TheRealBeatMaster]

When you're fan of a dominant team it is

[@emt5454]

TheRealBeatMaster For glory hunters like Chelsea and city fans

[@connorkelsey4335]

can you please explain to me how all chelsea fans a glory hunters?

[@abrigden]

TheRealBeatMaster Glory hunters basically

[@Y0UjustG0Towend]

Not every chelsea or city fan is glory hunter mate.

[@forty5248]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 you're just jealous of Chelsea, look at your name and your comment lmfao don't cry because both city and Chelsea are better than Arsenal

[@TheMtb21]

I remember seeing Spurs for the first time and some guy saying to me, "get ready for a lifetime of disappointment, kid." Truer words have never been said.

[@declancairns2083]

Of course its fun, win, lose or draw. It's just part of the game

[@aidenmcg173]

Especially when you win 5-1

[@kmurray9529]

Tony Flamingo Kek

[@declancairns2083]

Tony Flamingo But it's a good point. You live football for its good and bad days...we've had worse in the last 4 years...and we'll have better too.

[@aidenmcg173]

yeah true

[@tonyh7994]

As much as we aren't mates I wish Celtic and Rangers fans tried to stop young glory hunters in Scotland

[@SWNe]

Being a Torquay fan had been miserable all season but out of nowhere, we stayed up winning our last 3 games despite massive money problems and that feeling was x1000 better than a Man U fan's feeling if they win a game.

[@jakebm3213]

I support Palace and I was at the fa cup final. Losing and winning is part of the sport. It is a good feeling when you win and not when you lose. It's part of the game. Where I live there are a lot of glory hunters that support teams like Man united etc and I hate those people. Football is about supporting your local team and watching them play

[@frostm2012]

Jake BM I was there as well mate and for 2 minutes after punchs goal we knew what it felt like to be winning the FA cup and that was a fucking quality moment... Shame we're an absolute shower of shit now tho

[@gunnarfringibergsson9778]

Agree mate Palace fan from Iceland since 1990 season and til end :)

[@Jthwildeboer]

palace fan from the netherlands here, became a fan when i visited londen a couple of years ago and me and my mates went to selhurst park to see them play birmingham i think (not sure tho, they were still in the championship back then) and they lost 0-4. still the fans were amazing and never stopped loving the club since then!

[@acowinablender8211]

Jake BM it's not about supporting your local team but you really should. I live in the US and support The Philadelphia Union but also support my family club Manchester United who my great grandfather supported since they were Newton Heath then it carried onto me, and I will pass it down. There's loads of fans like me that don't live near their club their family has been supporting throughout the generations. If you're in an unprivileged area, you look up to the fantastic players like Ronaldo and Messi because they were also poor. If you only support a club like Real Madrid and you're in a different country, you better get really educated about the club and be able to make good arguments for them. You're wrong.

[@coolcathal6]

You are not a United supporter you're a fan of United. Supporter implies that you actually go to games and, you know, actually support the players, the manager, the team. Being a fan means you like that team. Massive difference.

[@sajjanrajvaidya]

The lad at the end summed it up perfectly.

[@magnusgullikstad3893]

Being a united fan was fun until 2013/14 season hahaha

[@toniownez]

Try being a United fan in the 70s and 80s, just horrible horrible football

[@magnusgullikstad3893]

haha

[@sdssds6551]

Magnus Gullikstad lol

[@FugaziCub]

Magnus Gullikstad That was the year I started being a Manchester United fan.

[@Gfresh844]

Good video. It's a great feeling when things go well but even then you're worrying about the next game and the worry about your rivals are doing. The only really great moment comes when your team win a final. Then you know you can be happy for a few months and will always have those memories. Of course though seeing the team you support lose a final is the worst feeling in football.

[@Anubis-dd4ee]

I am a york fan all these premier league fans stop crying we nearly went to league one now we're bottom of the non league I'm one of only 1000 fans who still watch them and are loyal

[@moomoo4888]

Shame that York is I good away day! (Hartlepool fan) were crap too!

[@Anubis-dd4ee]

Matt Craig Mason innit I went to Hartlepool away honestly a nice stadium

[@owenclarke_99]

I agree, when I first started supporting Luton we where in the championship, then look what happend (ps I hate York 😉)

[@moomoo4888]

+owen clarke my guess due to play offs loool 😂 you'll be in league 1 and then in northern national soon

[@Anubis-dd4ee]

owen clarke Ye I hate Luton

[@chriss5704]

It's like a love hate relationship. It's an unhappy marriage. You live each other but you know it's frustrating.

[@JesusWasHeree]

Winning the play off final. Pure ecstasy. Never been so happy.

[@jakep8503]

Jesus Was Here and now you're going down

[@JesusWasHeree]

Jake p it all adds to the fun of it! except losing fucking pisses me right off

[@Alex-fv1um]

I remember being at Forest vs Swansea match when you went down to 10 men within the first 5 minutes. How we didn't capitalise on that, I'll never know! I remember how good Sinclair and Dyer were back then. Oh and that banger from Britton in the 2nd leg, wooosh.

[@JesusWasHeree]

Pratley scoring from halfway 😉 last minute, loved that

[@mattm.2591]

Jake p Your attitude has a lot to do with why it is not fun for so many. Always bringing up the negative aspects whenever somebody is ever excited or talks about something positive happening to their club.

[@Doom2012Today]

Sporting Clube de Portugal supporter. We don't win a lot of trophies , but I love my team above everything. I go to most games alone, so its not the sense of belonging, its something else. I see Sporting as a member of my family, I gotta be there no matter what. Watching my team play on cold winter nights with pouring rain, celebrating a last minute goal, derby days against our main rivals, thats part of the mystic around it. Sporting gave me the best moments of my life, not because of titles won, but because of the adventures I had because of it

[@Nothing-ld3hi]

This is just no. Football fan is fun no matter what club

[@oliveroconnor5983]

RainxViperZz Ha! That's not true at all

[@samuzim27]

what team do you support?

[@Matthews_Hosea]

Samuel Oliveira he probably supports Manchester United 5 years ago last year Manchester City and this year Liverpool

[@nathanzammit7671]

Totally depends on the team, country and lifestyle you have. For me, I'm in Melbourne Australia and we play in the summer, so weather is never really an issue. Also, I've been following my team Melbourne victory for 10 years and we're a very successful club and it's about supporting them even when they're going bad, because they always bounce back.

[@tinton444]

Being a Saints fan, every january is like hell

[@JRossa7]

I can tell you up until last season, going down to the KP/Filbert Street every 2 weeks was rarely enjoyable... League one playing Scunthorpe. Now, virtually every week is enjoyable. Watching your little team turn into what they are now, has given me the best memories I could have ever asked for. Leicester till I die.

[@SalopianGhost]

These are all big teams that we all know will win at least 60/70% of games. Try being a lower league fan and see how you feel after a few seasons!

[@thteytirutiwisio4577]

Salopian Ghost agreed

[@nikispasov46]

I have been a CSKA Sofia fan ever since I went on my first game when I was 5. I have passed through 3rd league relegation, 10 games without scoring a goal, constant bad news about a manager/player/agent suing us ,etc. but I will never stop supporting them! It is a feeling that no gloryhunter will understand.

[@DrBased123]

Whatever team you support it’s never fun, if I had my time again I’d be a neutral. If you support a dominant team then when you lose it’s the worst feeling ever but if you win it’s expected so there’s little to gain but so much to lose. When you support any other team there’s very little glory so again not very fun.

[@aseelalnusairat7766]

I've been supporting real madrid for 6 years now ...i am not spanish but trust me if i was a glory hunter i would've stopped supporting them a long time ago ....i cried for this team and had gotten sick cuz of nervousness before matches evem small league matches. magical moments can be enjoyable but the pain of loosing in big matches and small ones with precious points is unbearable. this club has changed my life and made me love the beautiful game and i am never gonna stop supporting it no matter what happens.

[@ultrasmilantv7519]

FORZA MILAN ! ONE CLUB ONE LOVE !

[@mpscrapz95]

Ultras Milan TV I respect Milan but I could've sworn I saw you comment on a comment 'London is blue ahahahaha, London is only West Ham and Arsenal' of something like that.

[@Ninja-gt3zi]

Ultras Milan TV im a roma fan and i have always preferred milan over juve and inter. They used to play the most entertaining players and have the best teams. Glad to see the team coming back

[@Ninja-gt3zi]

Ultras Milan TV I agree! Milan are better than juve and inter. But Roma will always be my favourite team in the world

[@iandickenson7186]

There is a beauty to football that is deeper than results, it is in the art shown on the field and the unseen thousands of hours put in by the players leading up to the passionate 90 minutes that is a match of football

[@silentobserver9418]

being Arsenal fan is an torture to this life

[@coffindodger9239]

Depression and stress for over 10 years

[@a.fikhry389]

Coffin Dodger hmm, i'll say 20 ever since wenger came (for me)

[@a.fikhry389]

Silent observer are you a #wengerout?

[@magnusgullikstad3893]

try being a united fan this season, dominating games, comeing out with a draw :/

[@silentobserver9418]

Poseidon fikhry yes :3

[@b1adesup717]

I am a Sheffield united fan and with how you get so close to promotion but then just miss out isn't fun, but it is fun going to games

[@UltraMadness81]

Yes it's really fun, but there is one thing about football that is very painful to witness and that is RELEGATION!This is coming from a fan from a Mexican football club called Morelia,we have been fighting the risk of regulation for more than 3 years!I have cried, outraged, and cheered of joy throughout these years,but yesterday night Morelia barley but BARLEY saved themselves from regulation by 2 points,we were obligated to when because our direct rival of relegation was winning their game which ment we were going to descend but at the minute 90:33 we scored the goal of our salvation and barley classified to the playoffs coming in at 8th place aswell!After these 3 eternal years I have realised how beautiful yet cruel football can be!

[@jamescomben3185]

I'm a Millwall fan, we see it as a day out getting hammered having a singalong and creating an atmosphere with your mates. What happens on the pitch is embarrassing but turn out every week MILLLLL!! NOLU💙

[@stijn1144]

You only asked the northern part of The Netherlands? In the south it is like a religion...

[@rensje]

Alpha Chad de clubs waarbij het bij de meerderheid een religie is zijn Feyenoord, PSV, ADO, NAC, Utrecht, De Graafschap, Twente en Go Ahead Eagles. Dat zijn er best veel, en zeker niet alleen in het zuiden

[@rvshjn5]

last night my local town fought with all their heart for 120 mins. even with 10 men for most of the part of the game we were the better team but still lost the game on penalties. it was heartbreaking. but watching those players fight for the shirt brought me closer to the club

[@lukeclarke9255]

I support Coventry and even though there isn't a future for us I go because I still have hope

[@EpicBurritto]

luke clarke you have a rangers logo as your pic but you support coventry? fuck off

[@Jeevzsk]

luke clarke with a rangers badge?!?!

[@lukeclarke9255]

The Real Jebus yeah I support cov live in cov but my family's from Glasgow so I follow Rangers

[@Airstrip1TV]

luke clarke it's a big shame for you folks I'm a Newcastle fan there is light at the end of the tunnel for both our clubs

[@lukeclarke9255]

zoostation121 can't agree with u with our team we don't own anything except for the badge

[@PackedMouse]

No matter who you support, there will always be moments where you think "why do I even bother watching football", but speaking from personal experience, years of disappointment can be forgotten with a moment of brilliance💙

[@vellicahearst2697]

Is being a football fan actually fun? probably fun for Real Barcelona fans, its really not fun if youre Liverpool Arsenal Milan fan etc

[@alainmagera502]

yes being a Real Madrid fan is fun for me not rlly because of trophies in the first place ( i never cared about that and idgaf if you think i care) but because of the beautiful football they play. But then again when i started supporting Madrid in the 1999-2000 season the overall climate at the club was actually bad cus Madrid were inches away from bankrupcy.

[@peterdue7676]

im so tired of people saying its fun to ba a fan of a big team. Im a real madrid fan. And the difference is just that the standart is much higher. If youre a swansea fan, itll make your week to beat city or chelsea. But if youre a fan of the big teams, you have to beat the very best or win a cup to get that same feeling. 2015 was one of the worst years in madrid history, and i was pretty depressed for most of it. Yes we won many games, but did it matter? We still lost a club legend, were behind in the league. Lost the CL to the ''easiest opponent''. Had benitez playing boring shit tactics. No, it wasnt fun. What a win is for a small team is normal for a big one, thus not giving it the feeling.

[@peterdue7676]

***** as i said, we lost a club legend (san iker) in 2015

[@brianstokes7657]

York City supporter: Relegated from League 2, bottom of the National League, last away win September 2015. For some weird reason having a bit of a laugh about such a dire situation makes it bearable.

[@BradVentus]

I support two teams but in different Leagues so if they both lose I'll always have some bleach right beside me

[@TheRagingSnowman]

Glory hunter

[@BradVentus]

***** there is nothing wrong supporting two teams as long as they aren't in the same league.

[@BradVentus]

Daniel Perez I know a ton of people even die hard supporters support another team

[@gammasetamathematics2906]

I support Liverpool but have a soft spot for Marseille for a personal reason and thus 'support' them.

[@alexthegodofaccruzmilanazu8705]

+Daniel Perez Yes You Can I'm Mexican I Support My Local Club Cruz Azul (Liga MX) & of course AC Milan my European Club those two aren't in the Same League & Will never face each other

[@xhakaa]

when u support a club u go through ups and downs along side the club u support ,when ur club does well u are gonna fly high but when not it's never a good feeling , Waiting for next game going to watch ur club play well that's what being a football fan is .

[@martinboyle6784]

The title sums up Rangers

[@peterg7247]

Celso 67 no not really 2nd will do this season

[@ChaseTheHorizons]

Fun is not the word. Its the atmosphere, the sense of identity, the passion, its like a play and every team has a different character and personality. That's why its so much more rewarding supporting lower league sides. - Dagenham & Redbridge Fan

[@danielfahimislam3166]

it's fun as fuck. haven't enjoyed it like I'm doing now in years 😂😂😂

[@gtafan912]

Daniel Fahim Islam It's easy for us right now atm 😂 But just remember what happened last season. It wasnt fun at all

[@danielfahimislam3166]

MsrCFC wooord

[@natridley896]

MsrCFC what happened u last season that was so bad?

[@danielfahimislam3166]

Nat Ridley Chelsea finished 10th, sacked Mourinho etc etc. Awful times.

[@danielfahimislam3166]

Nat Ridley Was that another way of saying "look at me, I'm 50 years old and going through my midlife crisis"?

[@fidde47]

As a HSV fan. I get nothing but joy from watching my team at the stadium. Losing a bunch makes the win feel so much better!

[@Maj1794]

Being an Arsenal fan isn't fun at all! 😂😂😐

[@louisennis101]

Mujeeb Ahmed EFC EFC

[@bigman25plus25]

Hey hey hey hey, Arsenal 3 - Chelsea 0 is still with me. The buzz is still there.

[@DaveWraptastic]

Oh shut up dude, Arsenal is top flight, has a bunch of trophies. Try a Dutch 2nd tier team who won their last silverware in the 70s.

[@user-zh1lz1rj6e]

Mujeeb Ahmed Arsenal lost 2 games in 10 months, if that's bad then you must be a world class glory hunter!

[@PhiloMarsh]

bigman25plus25 yassssss

[@LukeHarveyhar]

I'm a Fulham fan and the last 5 years have been pure misery but just getting to see my little team reach a European final, that's a special moment which will never be recreated. It makes it all worth it.

[@DawryMike]

For me yes because LONDON IS BLUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEE

[@ultrasmilantv7519]

london blue ahahahahahah london is only arsenal and west ham

[@amorembalming]

Ultras Milan TV could you explain to to me please? Would like to see how you came to that conclusion?

[@emt5454]

Myke You was supporting Leicester last season wasn't you

[@DawryMike]

Arsenal 13 PL titles Chelsea 5 You arent gonna find a plastic fan here.

[@thteytirutiwisio4577]

Myke yet you've never been 😂

[@Johnny-ux7yi]

For me, football is a rollercoaster. The kind of rollercoaster that is worth driving. Sometimes it's fun and sometimes it's frustrating but that's part of competition and unpredictability.

[@verbal_backflips9493]

Being Arsenal fan ain't fun trust me

[@mickymehmet3581]

It must be so hard having undeserved money and a bunch of fake fans....... you have won the most FA cups.....boo hoo...poor arsenal

[@aducaale328]

Love your channel guys and the perspectives you always show us..keep doing the great work. The beautiful game is the only thing that unites almost the whole people in this divided world..Bravo COPA90 team. Greetings from Mogadishu city

[@Sheamus72]

Football is an adrenaline rush that honestly dictates my mood (not sure if that's healthy or not). Football brought me my closest friends, relationships, love. Football was probably my first love. Why? Football is a lot like life, you endure the lows to reach even bigger highs! 3-0 to winning the CL in Istanbul. 3-1 down to winning the FA Cup. Football always finds a way to correct itself and give you incredible moments you cant forget in settings that make your body tingle for more. Football can bring the world together

[@ThatPsychoPanda]

Well as a Brighton fan it was pretty painful back in the day, watching us lose away to Carlisle in the bottom of the football league, but now going up to the prem I can't believe it, it was so worth the wait. Especially for those older fans that witnessed the near death of our football club;(

[@Alex-fv1um]

Nothing better than going to the games on a Saturday and supporting my team. I'd hate to be a glory supporter. You don't experience true happiness without going through the tough times. Stick with your team, success will come eventually.

[@sailorpsycho]

"Wear the colors of your club in the bad, awful days to deserve wearing them in the good, glorious days"

[@jakehood2641]

I'm a spurs fan and I went to my first spurs game when I was 3 (now 16)and I've been going ever since, people don't understand how much one game that lasts 90 minutes can change your whole weekend,it's the greatest sport on the planet, it brings people together and it becomes apart of your routine in life you can't describe the emotional changes you can experience in 90 minutes, the club and everyone involved feels like a family you can't describe it to people that don't understand,one thing I hate though is the glory hunters who support united and Liverpool etc for no reason and the plastic fans who act like they care when they don't

[@loganhendry3846]

support your local team, have the passion, and enjoy the wins, losing part of being a real fan and it makes the winning so much better and sweeter.

[@Mahmoud-rd9vw]

I am a fully neutral football fan. I love football and I love teams with amazing players. I don't feel like I can cope with going through the bad times. I will be neutral from now on.

[@Chappers1867]

Being a sheffield wednesday fan I felt that just after the game vs Hull at Wembley, I was there and as much as the agony hurt, it was an experience I wouldn't give up even if we lost 99/100 because there could be one occassion it goes right and it's the most amazing feeling ever

[@owenclarke_99]

I'm a Luton fan, we have sufferd 3 relegations point deductions and spent along time out of the FL, and I still love it

[@stephenbentley7314]

As a stoke fan it's quite up and down for us, one minute we are playing well and you are getting a bit of hope then all of a sudden we lose and its back to square one.

[@daveannan2577]

I support Dundee United. I mostly experience abject misery but like all fans I keep coming back for more. I do agree the good times do outweigh the bad. I have so many precious memorys from supporting my team throughout the years. You can only fully experience the joy when you are there at the moment in the stands when absolute bedlam takes place.

[@johnfranks2661]

this has been baffling me for years. Am I a Glory Hunter? I'm not supporting my local team, I support a huge team from Europe. The main reason why I support and fell in love with the club, was that that team was the first football team I know. I remember it being years before I discover local football (I was a 5 year old kid or so). I decided to try and love my local team, yet I can't be passionate about it. This team I support is having its worst period in the last 2 decades or so, and I can feel the pain of it.

[@holmesdaleusa8862]

Bring more of these back! To the teams that might never win the big trophy each match is the big trophy which makes it easier. Getting a win is a celebration not relief. Sad for the plastics and fans of big clubs that never get to understand that.

[@JPgamer23]

Being a Huddersfield town fan brings joy no matter what, the atmosphere keeps you going. 🔵⚪️🔵⚪️ A good atmosphere is what sends me home happy and buzzing for the next game

[@David-sc7hx]

"Support your local team" is easy to say when you live in a football centered country but when your country's national league is shit and your local team is no better than a pub team that plays boring football, why can't we watch quality football from overseas and pick a team to support?

[@karlocroatia7709]

Of freaking course it's fun what kind of stupid question is that why would you even watch football if it wasn't fun it's the best thing in the world but there's only one thing that's more fun then watching it, Playing football is the best thing ever

[@MultiSlawa]

last couple years wear full of disapointment with tiny flashes of hope. But now my team is doing very well and I've been very happy with the performances. Liverpool fan

[@Matt0verl0rd]

Football as a supporter is a game of extreme highs and extreme lows. You live through those as its a part of you, in most cases its something you've always know through whatever means you've gotten to the stage of supporting a football club. Take me as an example, my team Sheffield Wednesday I've probably only ever seen the lows at the club from relegation from the premier league which I was too young to experience to the club nearly going bust and perhaps falling into the depths of English football only to ever described as "what a shame for such an old historic club". I put up with these troubles because I know that I'm part of a community, a family and when those moments of joy occur its like pure ecstasy. 2005 promotion through the play offs to get back into the championship in the Millennium stadium together with 40,000 other Wednesday fans. All the derby wins against Sheffield United and pipping them to promotion in 2012. The most amazing season we had last season, never seeing anything like the football we were playing and while the disappointing end I will always look at the season and think how incredible it is. Football is a passion that you can't escape and while the disappointments are mostly devastating, the highs are even better.

[@TomNoyce]

Being a Portsmouth fan, only being 15. I've seen us win the championship. Go through 2 fa cup finals, winning one of them. Playing in Europe. 2 Administrations ,a near liquidation, a massive amount of owners, (probably) thousands of players, too many corrupt owners. Also watching Portsmouth go out in the FA Cup first round to Aldershot. Spend a potential season conceding in the 90th minute a double figure amount of times, including in a play off semi final. Whilst also watching a volley to stay unbeaten from our rivals in the 94th minute, and 2 4-1 wins against them too. Being a football fan isn't always fun. But football will always be a funny game.

[@samferryvidz]

Yes support your local team, I'm from Northampton. I don't care if we win lose draw. It's about the fans getting together to shout at 11 men kicking a bag of wind for 90+ mins. I don't dwell on the lows just the light at the end of each tunnel. It's never an ending thing, you always have different competitions to go through and season after season. Be a one match champion

[@Jevski7]

Best game I've ever been at was Wales v Portugal. It was the best atmosphere I've ever been a part of and despite losing the game; the disappointment of that was more than outnumbered by the celebration what we had achieved, we hadn't won but it felt like because we saw something and experienced something together that we never thought we would ever be a part of.

[@matthewduggan2680]

Everyone should read Fever Pitch by Nick Hornby. That book articulates what it is like to be a fan of a sports club so well. No way is "fun" the best way to describe it. The default emotion for a sports fan is anger, but fucking hell is being a passionate fan of a sporting club incredibly emotionally engaging

[@BrianMontesQ]

Idk bout you guys but it's genuinely fun to just watch. Even if my team is total shit, and I get frustrated, it's still fun to watch.

[@andibarrios1212]

Football can give you some of the most stressful moments of your life but it can also give you some of the greatest moments that you will never forget

[@ttlbangerzutb9043]

supporting the boro is frustrating but that's part of supporting your local team, makes you appreciate every win more

[@aaronleewagnerthorpe]

My most passionate football moments are Germany winning the World Cup in 2014, I didn't go crazy, but rather I just sat in the Olive Garden, were I was watching it and felt relief and happiness that all this shit that had happened up to that point is justified. Another was when Liverpool beat Dortmund in the Europa League Quarter-final, that was special. So I finish school, I check my phone game has started. Soon enough Dortmund score two. So at my teams football practice after school a lot of people were taking the piss at me cause they knew I was a Liverpool fan and the sense of dread and heartbreak was...so then Origi scores and my hopes start to get back up, but then Reus makes it 3-1 and I am just depressed. So I put my phone down and we play a practice match in training and when that ended I had taken my mind off of it. I was walking away from the goal to give my coach some cones in the clean up, when my friend shouts "Hey Aaron, Liverpool won." I run, shouting "YEEEESSSS!!!" as I check my friend's phone. One kid tried to tell my it was a hoax, but when I saw the score, I hugged my friend, just out of excitement."

[@dailyunited5355]

Football is so engraved in people lives, it's became life. And in life there are happy, sad and electric moments, this is same for football. This is why football is the most popular sport in the world.

[@danielstewart6603]

West ham fan and England fan think you know my answer

[@cianlynch6494]

The hard times makes you appreciate the good times

[@HTCGaming1000]

As a Brentford fan, Im very very proud of my club and where we are. Some consider 9th or 10th in the Championship to be shit, but ten years ago we finished bottom of the league below and almost dropped out of League Two the following season due to our owners and such, whereas now theres a strong chance we could be a Premier League team in the next ten years. To put it in context, the first Brentford game I remember going to was a 3-1 loss against Bristol Rovers. 3 months ago I saw us beat Aston Villa 3-1. Thats why Im proud of Brentford and people who think we're shit should take this into consideration. Like with everything it has its ups and downs, Carlisle and Yeovil at Wembley, Doncaster at Home (all three of which I cried at... dont judge me), Middlesbrough in the playoffs, the middle of this season where we slipped from a playoff spot to 19th was shit too. Weve never won the playoffs in about 10 attempts. But Im proud of my club and were on the up.

[@madweemitch44]

Football is about 360 days of hurt but 5 days of joy, either winning by a big score line, winning a cup final or beating your rivals. It's either Amazing or heartbreak, there is no in between and if you say you don't care what happened deep down your killing yourself, so no it's not fun. But i wouldn't have it any other way!

[@Kingkixmw3]

From a Liverpool fan, football is our life.