I have no problem with people supporting who they want to support, but I stand by the fact that it’s impossible to have the same connection to a club if you’ve just chosen them because they’re successful, as opposed to that being your local, dad’s club, or a club that relates to you in a specific way 🤷‍♂️

Someone in India can be more invested in Man Utd’s transfer talks, youth development news etc than someone in Manchester. As long as you like to watch them and love them then support whoever the fuck

I'm an Indian but I live in Budapest. My local is Ferencvarosi TC. A Hungarian Football Team who have qualified for the UEFA Champions League.

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Born in Leeds, raised in Leeds, live in Leeds 15 min walk from Elland road. Started supporting them in League 1. If they went to the conference, I would always stick with my club. So many great small football clubs that don't get the support they should have. I have had a season ticket and been going home and away for the last 6 years since I was 16 and have only missed 2 home games and 7 away games (and a few friendlies). Proud to be from Leeds and love supporting them because they're local and it makes it more than just football when it is where you're from.

you should be able to support whoever you want, it just becomes a problem when you start hopping from team to team. once you choose a team you stick to it no matter what, end of story

I chose Liverpool 6 years ago and now I'm attached to the name glory hunter. I don't even have a local team

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What’s Your Thoughts On ‘Support Your Local’?

I can relate to this. I am from India and I didn't have a local team to support till 2014, when the ISL (and Chennaiyin FC) came to town. I became a Dortmund fan around the time the ISL started. The reason was that they wore yellow, the same colour as the local cricket team (which I adored). I started to try and see every game and it was great. I cried with joy when we won and I cried with sadness when we lost. I was sad when Klopp (or Kolp because I was not able to pronounce the word, I was a kid alright give me a break) left. It really made me proud to be a football fan.

I've grown up in Dublin as a Manchester United fan because my dad was a Manchester United fan, my grandad used to take my dad and my 3 uncles over to Old Trafford via boat and train 3 times per season to see them play back in the 70s. As I grew older and into my teenage years, I became infatuated with football at all levels to the point of obsession. I am now a Drogheda United season ticket holder and have been to see them play in Europe and across Ireland. I still have a love for Manchester United and watch every game but it's just not the same for me as going to every game week in week out to see Drogheda play

If everyone supported their local team then the prem would be nowhere near the biggest league in the world as much as u wanna accept it or not. A big reason for its massive success is overseas support

My local didn't have a team until like 2014 so I couldn't really support my local. So I kinda had to support a team from somewhere else when I fell in love with the game

There’s nothing better than supporting your local team. To me someone from London supporting your team will not have to same buzz as yourself if your local team wins something. No chance

My local plays in the 5th division of Finland :) i visit their every home game

To me, if you support a club and don’t give up when they are doing bad then that’s fine. I go and watch Nuneaton games with my dad, but we both also watch Liverpool on the tv. I celebrate Nuneaton goals as passionate as I celebrate Liverpool goals. Glory hunter/plastic is someone that supports a team when they’re doing well and gives up when they’re bad. Not someone that doesn’t support their local.

I live in Malta and I do support my local team (all my family) and also go and watch every game but here everyone also supports a foreign team. We never see our teams play in big matches. but if our local team plays against our favorite foreign team we will obviously support the local team. When Real Madrid won the champions league I was shouting and celebrating but when my local team won the Maltese first division (Promoted to Premier league of Malta) I was over the moon with Joy. Some Maltese people prefer to support foreign teams and that's why the average attendance of a football game here is just around 1,000. But I'm proud of my team and whatever happens I still go and support them. I watched my team go from the worst Maltese league (3rd division) to the highest (Premier league) in just 4 seasons.

Im born in a city in India who had 3 pro teams and if you know India, there is not a real pyramid. In a year all 3 got disbanded or rebranded so I obviously have to support another team so I am a Chelsea fan and Im just tired of everyone calling me a glory fan when I stay up till 4 AM just to watch us play. Thanks for the vid Liam!

4:00 that’s spot on and that’s what I mean when I say no one actually supports their ACTUAL local team And as you say with Manchester, I think supporting a family based team makes more sense

I'm in Pennsylvania, USA. The nearest MLS Club to me is actually in Toronto, Canada, about 3 and a half hours away. My local club is in the 4th tier of the US Soccer Pyramid, still, I'd like to attend a game sometime. I've heard the supporters are great, especially for rivalries. As for the Premier League, I support Liverpool, as they were the team that got me interested in football.

I’m from the South west of England (originally) and most down there support the local team Exeter, Plymouth, Torquay, Yeovil etc but we’ll also have a ‘MOTD’ team because not everyone can afford or get time off to follow the local team week in week out, but you do try to pick a MOTD team with some connection to you or your club.

I do support my local team, and i also support other teams that aren't local. And trust me, if i only had to support my local team i'd have to only support a team stuffed in the regional leagues of italian football, not that i don't like it, but i want to support whatever club i want

I was born and raised just outside Liverpool in a town with no football team. I opted to not support Liverpool or Everton or any Manchester clubs etc, like most of the ppl in my town support. Instead I opted to support recently League 2 bound Bristol Rovers, because my dad supported then, and his entire family supported them. I’m like... a disappointment hunter. Why did I sign myself up for pain 😔

Living in Canada, I don’t have a local team to support. But having spent a decent amount of time in Germany I’ve become a fan of the bundesliga. Became a fan of SC Freiburg after visiting the city and attended a game. It’s easy enough to watch games on tv thanks to a bundesliga tv deal in Canada, but I wish I could go to games and support the club more.

Love these type of videos, just you talking about things related to football!!! More of this please!!!

I live in Istanbul and there are like 4 local clubs to Istanbul but I have been a Fenerbahçe fan for my entire life. The love for football in Turkey is amazing people almost live and breath football here. The league might not be one of the top leagues of the world but the atmosphere is amazing. The stand out moment must when Fenerbahçe played Man U in Istanbul a few years back, when Moussa Sow scored the amazing bicycle kick in the 2. minute of the match nobody even cared that we could not go through in the europa league the only thing on peoples mind was that we are beating a european giant on our home turf and watching a beautifull game the atmosphere in stadium was ellectric. In that moment I trully felt that I was watching the beautifull game and everything was right in the world for those 90 minutes

I am an Leicester fan from Australia because my great grandfather came from there. So I use to watch Leicester championship games and loved it because I felt like I have a connection to my club in a way that makes me feel good

I support West Bromwich Albion as it's my local football team, and I think everyone should support their local team due to the connection you have and that it's part of you in terms of where you come from. Supporting a team that you have no connection with makes no sense. The only way you can support another team besides your local team is if you are from another area.

Great video that i can actually relate to. I myself am from Czech Republic and i support Sparta Prague and Aston Villa in England, and i dont think that i could even count how many times has someone on Twitter told me that my opinion is invalid since im not even from England and that i should support my local team.

I live in Croatia and by that I support my local club, which is Dinamo Zagreb. But I also do support Chelsea and I support it and invest more passion and time in it than in my local club. There isn't a particular reason why Im supporting Chelsea for almost 10 years but I just know that I support it because my dad supports it as well, Ive always said that I wanted to move to London and be at every chelsea game forever and Im still planing on doing it💙

IMO it's not a must you support your local team you can support whatsoever team you want

I’m from Liverpool and a Liverpool fan and I’m actually jealous of people who can go to every game and watch the club they love. I get to go to about 8 home games a season and because it’s that hard to get tickets I’m usually by myself not with family and it really pisses me of when I see a family of foreign people come to Anfeild and just sit there on there phones the whole game

I’m a Liverpool member from Munich. Die hard, been watching every single game for years, crying of joy and sadness. Let me tell you: „Choosing“ your football team is a lot like choosing your wand in Harry Potter. If you really love your team, you didn’t choose it, the club chose you.

The phrase "support your local team" reminds me of American rugby, which is based in America. Football isn't that. The beauty of football is that you can support your team from miles away. That's why football is as popular as It is

I supported my local team in Canada until it went out of business. As of now I support a team in each top European league because we get very few games from each league on tv

I just started being a football game 1 year ago, I decided the national team I would support is Mexico, since my parents are from Mexico, so I feel more mexican, and I decided I will support a team of Liga MX (Mexico's top league) and since one of my favorite player's played for America, I was like, ok I will support that team, I didn't even now the history of that team, all I knew was that my favorite player played there, I didn't know that they were (arguably) the biggest team in Liga MX with the most titles won, little by little I started supporting the club not because of my favorite player, but because I really enjoyed the club, after about 7 games I found out America has won the most titles, so I don't know if I do count as a glory hunter, I live in NYC but I honestly dislike mls, Id rather watch any Liga MX game than any MLS game, so that's why I don't support any club in NY

so i am a manchester united fan. im from norway were there isnt really a good league. but since i was born in Bodø i half heartly support them. when i was younger my uncle showed me his Manchester United kits and souveniers. i fell in love with the club and started to watch matchs. he had also been to a decent amount of matchs. and his favorite players were vidic and giggs. he was a real fan. he passed it onto me and because of my mom and other relatives i fully support them. i have supported them for 6-7 years but i have never been to a irl game. i hate when people judge you saying your a glory hunter just because you dont live in england because i watch every game at home and buy kits and support them in a lot of ways. i really love my club and it makes me happy to watch them cause for those 90 minutes i get to watch my favorite player (rashford) and it takes away time

People are like "yeah im not gonna support my local team. My local is _________ and the quality is bad" Thats a plastic fan. You cant just abandon your home town/city for a better "quality" team. Just because another team is better. Thats pretty much glory hunting.

As someone who lives in the US and has a dad from Manchester, I may be one of the only non “glory hunters in my entire country as 95% of football fans in America don’t care much about the MLS and all have favorite teams in the EPL. Idk why but it makes me feel so happy when I think about all the people across the world who support these big clubs like Man United even tho they may not be from that part of the world. Being a football fan is something so special I wouldn’t want to exclude anyone from being a fan of a team even if they are a glory hunter and yes that includes man city fans lol.

It's a very American thing to switch teams. My cousin literally just supports whatever NBA team LeBron is on. I'm a Miami Heat fan (cause I moved to Miami). I'm a Liverpool Fan. Have been since I was a kid, couldn't imagine switching up.

I am an American but I grew up supporting my dad because my dad which is salvadorian supports them so I support them since I was 7 or 6 so I like them not only because thy are good but because they are a part of my life.

I support Arsenal since I was young, living in the USA. My dad didn't watch sports so my bro and I only found the premier league decades ago. He supported man u and I Arsenal. Ive stuck with them and still do. Watched them ever since. My town just got a MLS team last year so Ill pay attention to them every now and then but not like Arsenal. I used also watch a team in Liga MX (I'm Mexican) but last season, my team was literally gone in a day no longer to exist.

I don’t live in Liverpool but I support them because pretty much everyone in my family does

Man you should do vlogs of your life in Poland as a Brit. It'd watch that

I love my “local” team, but in America, “local” for me is over 2 hours away, and it’s MLS, so I often watch a lot of English football instead and have developed into someone who watches Man City every week. I know this sounds insane to people in Europe but that’s the reality of watching football in the USA. You’d just rather watch the Premier League or Bundesliga, and your local club is hours away by car.

I am from Greece I starred supporting Bayern from the age of 6 I was saying “the red and white team” cause the name was difficult. If u are from a non major country supporting anyone is ok👍

You either should support your local team or the team your parent/grandparent brought you up with, if you pick a club that just seems wrong as the connection isn't there

i chose to support my local team but i don't care if you don't support local IMO as long as you get involved and go to games and stick to that one club i think its fine.

For me my family are from different places and live in different places in England but I became and Arsenal supporter (from south London) by the influence of my friends

I support KV Mechelen & Liverpool but over the years my love for Liverpool has grown so big to the point i don't really care as much for KVM as i do for Liverpool. I just find it much more entertaining to actually have a chance in european competitions, being able to watch video's about my club on yt, or just conversations about it on twitter etc. I don't have that with my local

What about me? My local team is Sheffield United, born and raised 2 miles from Bramall Lane, so they are literally my local team. Went to a fair few matches with my uncle when I was little and one in the last couple of years but my family is from Nottingham and are all Forest supporters. My first ever game was at the city ground when I was 5 which is the only match I’ve seen in Nottingham. I don’t know whether to support Sheffield United or Forest. I know it ain’t that deep 😂

“Noooo dad I don’t like the belt” “BURNLEY”

Respect Mate for your support of your local club Burnley. I'd like to get your thoughts on Liverpool fans from China, India or Korea spending their entire life savings to go attend a game at Anfield. How about a United fan from London who attends all United's home and away matches? Should them fans be judged as good as if not better than local fans from Manchester or Liverpool?

I’m from South Africa and I support my local team but I’ve also got like a favorite team in each of the big leagues in Europe

My nearest "local" team is 2 hours away The reason I support the club the I support is because my grandpa supported them since the 1970s and my dad late 80s early 90s. I didn't choose which team I support and people call me a glory hunter for that

I from Northern Ireland and I support Aston Villa. My dad's from that area and he supports them so I support them. Northern Irish football is crap so people will support English teams but will go to matches anyway. Even before the Irish Sea border sports shops only sell the top 6 teams kits, if you're lucky then you may find a team from slightly lower in the prem.

I mean here in Portugal that phrase pretty much means nothing since in Lisbon it is shared through Benfica and Sporting since they are both from Lisbon but not surprisingly there are a lot of Porto fans which is a club from the north, I’m a Benfica fan btw, here in Portugal it’s is pretty diverse between the Big three

To the people that hate fans from abroad: You're extremely lucky to be born where the footballing pyramid is brilliant i.e in the UK. The same can't be said with all countries. There are countries that don't give a damn about football and about development of their teams. Doesn't mean that people in those countries shouldn't watch quality football as football is global and for everyone.

Irish person here, most of us are brought up supporting either united or Liverpool because most of us are brought up supporting either of them and we've 2 sports more popular than football here(Hurling and Gaelic football) I wish it wasn't this way but it is like I support my local Irish team but I also kind of support Liverpool because my dad does

I think Support Your Local probably started out with good intentions but it's turned into a way to be racist and dismissive of football fans from around the world. Just because you were born in close proximity to your favorite team, doesn't mean that you can be an ass to a support half way around the world who has to wake up at 3am to watch a match.

Sometimes it makes no sense, I am from Bedford and yet neither of my parents are and my dad supports a Wrexham who are in Wales. I have absolutely no connection to my local team and feel a love for Wrexham even though I've only been there 20 times in my life.

I'm from South Africa and have supported Man United for over a decade now.

6:05, i mean, once me and my father bought a shirt for notts county ( 4th division) and it came here to Portugal so yeah, its a shame that Burnley cant ship to polando but a 4th division side can

I have been a international qpr fan as long as i can remember because it's funnily enough my dad's club. Having seen 2 relegations,many heartbreaking departures(looking at you austin and eze ),i would still never trade my unconditioned love and passion for anything. The zamora moment,andre gray's screamer and seny dieng's magic are something i will never forget and truly capsule the spirit of us. May the sleeping giants return to prem🤍💙

I’m a Chelsea fan have always been, born in Leeds but been living in West London for 20 years

For me mate I’m American and I support my local football team in the MLS (New England Revolution) and I support another “local team” Corinthians from Brazil (really it’s hot local Bc I don’t live in Brazil but my family is from Brazil and everyone literally, my mum and dad uncle etc. supports Corinthians) but getting to the point, in the prem I support Chelsea and it’s not like I just chose Chelsea lol before supporting a team in the prem I watched some games from every team at the time then I studied they’re philosophy and what’s important to the team etc. and Chelsea was the team that I identified with the most and it’s been a great 5 years supporting them. I will always support Chelsea even if they get relegated to the championship. 😊😊

He mentioned the place I was born (Grimsby) and the place am from/grew up (Hull)

In my case, my place doesn’t really have a local team. I grew up around Arsenal though and often watched a lot of Arsenal games and still root for them to this day. It wouldn’t be any different in if I lived here or if I lived in London. I’m not rooting for Arsenal because they’re successful, I’m rooting for Arsenal because I grew up with them and have a sentimental connection to them. I despise gatekeeping clubs just because you by chance don’t live there. On the other hand, there is also sense in «supporting clubs just because of recent success is bullshit». Clubs like PSG or even Dortmund I would say weren’t that «big» outside France and Germany before recent times. Of course they’re still huge clubs, but back then they weren’t like Liverpool or Manchester level. Many people just ride the hypetrain, but I also get if you root for them because you generally like the club and get invested in it. I never really had that big a connection to Inter Milan growing up, but I feel like I’ve always had a little sweet spot for the club and the history. Therefore I choose to care about their games

I’m from the United States my mom is from Italy and my dad is from Argentina so football was always watched at home. My father and my mother never watched club football only international football. I became a Borussia Dortmund and a football fan in 2014 when my fathers country Argentina got to the World Cup final. I became a Dortmund fan because I used to always play as them on fifa because I liked their kits and I was interested in German culture. I watch every game and buy the new kits every season. Some people in my family always tell me your Italian and Argentine you shouldn’t support a German club you should support inter Milan or Juventus or Napoli or River plate or Boca juniors etc. while I’m a huge supporter of Argentina’s national team the league never interested me.

I am from Scotland, but I am Manchester United through and through. Everyone in my family into football is a United fan, but some people have no ties to the club they support and it is crazy that they slate true fans.

My team is Santos FC from Brazil because of my dad. Many people support some team because their dads

i live in nz and my local team is 433km away. in wellington. watch every game. but also a burnley fan as my dad was a fan. so theres that and im sure its the same for alot of people

I have a non league local club which I support but I also support a professional team (Crystal Palace) who are like an hour away from me. Me and my family are all from there and I go every year so I feel that’s fair

I think you should I am 5 miles away from Anfield and every time I go there’s hardly a scouser like me on the kop and for the less important games it’s full of Chinese and tourists were a tourist club now and we have lost our roots and atmosphere

I'm in the same situation as your kid Viz; my dad's from Watford but met my mom in Chicago and I was born here. The only time I've heard "support your local team" is from MLS ultras who don't get that I've been a Watford fan by blood since before the MLS existed lol. I will say your last point is spot on, as that's my biggest issue with supporting an English club in the states. 90% of the people I know here who follow the PL support a club they chose and about half of those shit talk like they were born into it.

i have supporeted brentford for over 20 years grew up 10 minutes away from griffin park and i guarantee any liverpool fan from london that what experienced the day we got promoted no amount of champions leagues will give them that happiness

Im from Reading (a team in the championship), but ive always supported Chelsea. But not down to success or anything, but because of my nan (who was a huge Chelsea fan). But i do have a lot of love of teams like AC Milan, OGC Nice, Dortmund etc

I’ve always supported my local and proud of it 🔵⚪️

It always makes me feel good knowing I'm a Man U fan who lives and was born in Manchester, cuz its litterally my local club so no football fan can chat sh** 😂😂

I am from Australia but grew up in Canada when I was about between 3 and 5 I watched Wayne Rooney play and fell in love with football and man utd and I haven’t changed since then so yeah I chose my team when I was 3 and have stuck with it so yeah cool

I’m from Cheltenham and I support Cheltenham Town as well as Manchester United because my family are from Manchester. I also got a bit scared when he said ‘for example someone from Cheltenham’ and also when he said ‘your family’s from Manchester. I think he knows me

Because I live in Argentina my local team are Talleres (Córdoba) I watch almost every match, but never go to the stadium (Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes) because I would probably get too nervous, love the team nonetheless

In Sports outside of Europe, there isnt such thing as "Local pride anymore" just pure business. I live in Kota Bekasi, a city in the Jakarta Bekasi Bogor Tangerang and Depok area. I didnt really followed Indonesian soccer up until my local team reoperated in late 2022. The only option I had was Persija Jakarta (and I still am a bit of a fan of them since they are the wealthiest team, and since they STILL PLAY in my local Stadium (they got a new stadium, but there are still some operational issues)). Now what Fans feel and the officials feel might be different. The fans might feel a local pride, or at least I felt, when I watched Persipasi Bekasi beat Persikasi (local rival) and Depok City FC, when I sang in the stands with my Curva mates, but mind you, there was a Persipasi Bekasi before that moved to Bandung City in 2014, but never got recognised in Bandung, so they moved again. Now they are playing for Madura. A city in which they enjoy successes as they play first division. This made me thought about the similarities Asian sports shares with the NFL (I am Broncos fan, please stop the roasts). I have been thinking about the case of Bud Adams moving the Houston Oilers to Tennessee, when he left the fanbase in Houston. How evil? The Chargers moving to LA after being in San Diego for a lot of Decades. How evil? So outside of Europe? Not local pride thing, mainly business. My European team is Eintracht Frankfurt by the way as I used to live there, and they now enjoy success.

Lived all my life in London but my dads from Barnsley and he forced me to support them from a young age lol🥲

Bit of perspective here. I’m Malaysian. I support Arsenal. Done so since I was like 3. Hate it when people say your plastic or a fake fan cause your from another country. You’re not. The emotional attachment I have to this club is insanely strong. I didn’t just pick my team, supported them because my cousin does he got me into football. It’s not so black and white. Agree with viz on most things he said

Being in the states, I didn't have ANY relation with European football until my teenage years. For the few years, I just kinda watched games every now and then. Afterwards, I decided that I wanted to get into the Premier league more, and actually choose a team. Since I didn't have anything else to base it on, I chose one that was going to get an American player in the Future, Chelsea. I heard this Pulisic kid was pretty good, so Chelsea gotta be expecting great thing from him. I definitely enjoy watching Chelsea play, but I don't know if I'm a fan in the traditional sense. I like alot of the players after watching them for so long (Mount, Aspi, Giroud), and I hope nothing but success for them now and in the future(Hell, I even bought a shirt), but I think I'm a "Pulisic" fan first, and "Chelsea" second. In this sense, I follow Chelsea news and games, but if he ever left, my interest in the club wouldn't be what it currently is. It feels _shallow_ when I say that, but I personally believe that if he got a move somewhere, I'd follow Chelsea a little less, and his new team alot more. I don't think this is glory hunting, but probably something similar to it. Am I a bad fan for thinking like this? Should I really be called a fan in the first place? Idk.... Edit: Better way of saying this would be that he introduced me to Chelsea.

I support York because I’m born and raised here. People can support who they want, but people who support top6 clubs shouldn’t take the piss out of those of us who support local, because one reason a lot of lower league clubs have been shit for years is because most local people support top6 (especially since the widespread availability of PL football on TV) = not enough crowds to bring a lot of revenue. Example: York population: 200,000+ Average York City attendance: 2500😂. My school year had 100 students in it, the school was a 10min walk from the ground, yet I was the only one who supported York. I will always stand by the fact that the passion, connection and representating your city in away games beats watching Man Utd on TV any day.

Look , I'm from Greece , i support my local side which is PAOK ,but since 2014 i started to understand more football and since then i support Liverpool quite much . Someone would name me a glory hunter , but a friendly reminder we were shit those days. I have never came to a game in Anfield but i was about to go at the UCL semi vs Barca in Camp Nou but smth happened and i didn't go.

Yeah I agree I got told by a manunited fan the other day that I am a glory hunter for being a manunited fan and living in London even though my dad has supported united since 1990 at least

as a foreigner id say 90% of us support our local but you gotta understand the level of football there is meh. we usually just support 2 teams one being our local and the other is usually a top league team

For my family it's support the team that won the fa cup the year ur born. I was born in 2001. And just because I'm a Liverpool fan It don't stop me wanting to see other teams in England or abroad. Id love to watch ajax in Amsterdam. I love going local to Charlton or cray Wanderers. I'm trying to go to watch Brentford in the playoff final if I'm lucky. I love being a Liverpool fan but that doesn't mean I won't watch other clubs as well , I love teams that utilise scouting/stats and youth academy's. Some I have an affiliation through playing fm as that team like dynamo dresden. And I love team togetherness that's why I love dortmund.

I believe is shouldn't be a must, like me supporting Chelsea now, I fell in love with our african players at the time before the club

i have supported liverpool and swansea my whole life its how ive been raised swansea is my local but all me and my mates support liverpool and swansea and supported liverpool when we were crap and i will never change teams. I love watching the swans home and away. i struggle to go to liverpool games but as soon as i get tickets ill go straight. f*cking love the redmen

My local town does not have a local team..the nearest team is 500km away from where I live sorry not possible for me

My dad grew up near Southampton, so even though I live much closer to a different Championship side and was born in a city whose club is currently in the football league, I'm a Saint for life. Not to say that I don't also support my local non-league team, because arguably I prefer non-league to top-flight football: anything can happen in the lower leagues, it's so much more romantic than a corrupt business where the only way to get some good times and challenge the big boys is by being taken over by some human-rights abusing facist.

I was born 8 miles from WHL plus my family support spurs so I do. I once had a gooner from Lincoln ask why I support them in his Midlands accent while I have a broad London accent. Kinda similar to watch you said about an Aussie UTD supporter 🤣

Yeah I'm from Poland and my local team is in the 4th tier, although they were one of the best teams in Poland like 15 years ago they are washed now lol and I live in Ireland so not only do I not even have a local here because its a dead country but my I cant even watch my Polish local team so I just support a Prem team

So if people aren’t glory hunters and they say they “fall in love with a club” that they don’t live next to or have an affiliation with. Then how do they always end up supporting the best teams and then jump ship when the teams turns shit.

I live in Sweden and the premier league genuinely is more televised and has more coverage by media and TV companies. So it really is easy to support liverpool (in my and my dad's case) I have a local team that is up and down from the first and second division and I have literally not seen them play in years 🙄

From Philly USA. I support West Ham and Philadelphia Union. Follow West Ham more closely bc its easier to watch find their games on TV than the local club, but my local is my local and I support when I can.