comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 45 seconds ago
you haven't got a clup skip

Bark bark bark, you're like my jack russell running around looking for attention.

splinter
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What are you talking about you utter moron? Just go away you plastic twatt!

Knee


Rats abandon the ship, Champions hasn't abandoned ship to be fair, they stuck with the club. they just jettisoned a bit of deadwood in Kante and Ranieri.

comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 5 minutes ago
Are you suggesting anyone not from the direct city the club is located in is a plastic? Pretty sure you're referrign to about 80% of this site for example.

Is every LCFC fan from the city, does a club not need fans from everywhere to grow? How will a club ever grow a brand if it's fans must be from the city it's located in?

See, like I said you haven't got a clueYou've this idea of yourself that is beyond delusions of grandeur

It's terrible being a plastic and seeing your club beat Bareclona in the Camp Nou
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No you don't have the slightest clue because yes every single one of those people who support a club for reasons other than its their local team, are plastics. They choose to support a particular team based on success whereas we don't, we love our club regardless of success because it's where we're from.

You will never understand because you're a plastic!

comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 12 minutes ago
Keep it clean lads, no wumming or insults.

Kneerash is allowed his "rat" thing, as he genuinely feels this. Might be a bit harsh extending it to the fans, but that's his prerogative.

Wums will be warned.

I can't bring myself to ban anyone for typing stuff on the internet, but be warned...........you will be warned for wumming!!!
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His rat thing is ridiculous and way off the mark. Ranieri facked it up himself and we know that because it's out club and we can see it. He knows nothing but thinks he knows it all.

comment by Champions of England (U21032)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 5 minutes ago
Are you suggesting anyone not from the direct city the club is located in is a plastic? Pretty sure you're referrign to about 80% of this site for example.

Is every LCFC fan from the city, does a club not need fans from everywhere to grow? How will a club ever grow a brand if it's fans must be from the city it's located in?

See, like I said you haven't got a clueYou've this idea of yourself that is beyond delusions of grandeur

It's terrible being a plastic and seeing your club beat Bareclona in the Camp Nou
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No you don't have the slightest clue because yes every single one of those people who support a club for reasons other than its their local team, are plastics. They choose to support a particular team based on success whereas we don't, we love our club regardless of success because it's where we're from.

You will never understand because you're a plastic!
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you write this yet I've no clue, with this attitude your club will never grow Never become what you hope it can be, because you want a closed house and locals only, you blind rat.

You can't understand why me, as an Irishman supports Liverpool? Maybe, just maybe the plethora of Irish men who have represented the club attracted me to it? Maybe Ronnie Whelan, a man from my city, played for this club in red, could that be the reason I was drawn to it?

Like so many fans from other countries who have seen men from their country play for an English club, this is a huge factor in why the English league is so poular outside of England. These fans are the reason a ratty club like LCFC can afford to spend 30 million on a player.

Look I could continue to explain the obvious but 1. You're not intelligent enough to converse with me, 2. You're too blined by the idea of yourself and your rat club 3. You want locals only 4. You're a rat

So Rat boy, just to clarify, you're calling everyone on this site, who didn't grow up within the city limits the club they support is built in, is a plastic?

Just to clarify like

Have a feeling your answer will probably annoy a large % of this site you utter m0ng

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comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Champions of England (U21032)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 5 minutes ago
Are you suggesting anyone not from the direct city the club is located in is a plastic? Pretty sure you're referrign to about 80% of this site for example.

Is every LCFC fan from the city, does a club not need fans from everywhere to grow? How will a club ever grow a brand if it's fans must be from the city it's located in?

See, like I said you haven't got a clueYou've this idea of yourself that is beyond delusions of grandeur

It's terrible being a plastic and seeing your club beat Bareclona in the Camp Nou
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No you don't have the slightest clue because yes every single one of those people who support a club for reasons other than its their local team, are plastics. They choose to support a particular team based on success whereas we don't, we love our club regardless of success because it's where we're from.

You will never understand because you're a plastic!
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you write this yet I've no clue, with this attitude your club will never growNever become what you hope it can be, because you want a closed house and locals only, you blind rat.

You can't understand why me, as an Irishman supports Liverpool? Maybe, just maybe the plethora of Irish men who have represented the club attracted me to it? Maybe Ronnie Whelan, a man from my city, played for this club in red, could that be the reason I was drawn to it?

Like so many fans from other countries who have seen men from their country play for an English club, this is a huge factor in why the English league is so poular outside of England. These fans are the reason a ratty club like LCFC can afford to spend 30 million on a player.

Look I could continue to explain the obvious but 1. You're not intelligent enough to converse with me, 2. You're too blined by the idea of yourself and your rat club 3. You want locals only4. You're a rat


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Sure clubs can have fans from around the world or around the country but the ones not from the city are plastics. That's the very definition of the term plastic and if you don't get that then there's no point discussing any further.

Fact is you don't feel the same about Liverpool because you're not from there. You didn't grow up going to Anfield week in week out. You don't know how that feels. You don't have the passion inside you being proud of your city because Liverpool isn't your city.

comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
So Rat boy, just to clarify, you're calling everyone on this site, who didn't grow up within the city limits the club they support is built in, is a plastic?

Just to clarify like

Have a feeling your answer will probably annoy a large % of this site you utter m0ng
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Yes absolutely because that's exaclty what a plastic is. Someone who supports a team not from their city usually because of success. I bet if Ronnie Whelan had played for Tranmere you wouldn't support them, you supported them because they were the best.

If that upsets 80% of the board then so be it because they are.

OK skip I'll let you define how I feel about the club I've spent a fotune over the years going to see.

Funny thing about you is you're so fickle, spend all last season banging on about how amazing CR is, then first sign of trouble and you slate the man now that's the definition of plastic, no loyalty, so actually you're a plastic rat

Will i be a plastic tonight in the Aviva watching ROI v Iceland or am I just a plastic club football fan?

Ace I've no interest in writing an article on it, it's clearly obvious how it will go, and I just want to wind up rat boy here.

I'd like to counter that CoE. My kids are growing up in Liverpool and I'm fighting the desperate fight to get them in to Leicester.

My eldest is converted, but lives in Liverpool and loves the city. He comes to the King Power 3-4 times a season when I can get a separate ticket together.

Plastic or not?

And Kneerash isn't plastic, he's just a bit stupid.

comment by Merseysidefox (U4842)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd like to counter that CoE. My kids are growing up in Liverpool and I'm fighting the desperate fight to get them in to Leicester.

My eldest is converted, but lives in Liverpool and loves the city. He comes to the King Power 3-4 times a season when I can get a separate ticket together.

Plastic or not?
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No your kids aren't because you're a Leicester fan and they shouldn't have a choice 😉

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comment by Champions of England (U21032)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
So Rat boy, just to clarify, you're calling everyone on this site, who didn't grow up within the city limits the club they support is built in, is a plastic?

Just to clarify like

Have a feeling your answer will probably annoy a large % of this site you utter m0ng
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Yes absolutely because that's exaclty what a plastic is. Someone who supports a team not from their city usually because of success. I bet if Ronnie Whelan had played for Tranmere you wouldn't support them, you supported them because they were the best.

If that upsets 80% of the board then so be it because they are.
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Yeah but he didn't did he, and he's only one example, Ronnie played for ROI and played for Liverpool, simple as that.

I'll happily admit that it's different following a club when you're not from the city, that's obvious, however for you to define every non local fan as a plastic, not knowing the reason why a fan chose to follow said club, is outrageously ignorant on your part.

Football is a global game, and really I live a 30 minute flight from Liverpool, I'm hardly on the other side of the world, hence my ability to have been to so many games.

Sure look if in your eyes I'm a plastic the there is little I can do to educate the ignorat.

comment by Merseysidefox (U4842)
posted 4 minutes ago
And Kneerash isn't plastic, he's just a bit stupid.
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I'll take that

comment by Merseysidefox (U4842)
posted 2 minutes ago
And Kneerash isn't plastic, he's just a bit stupid.
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How would you define a plastic then?

For as long as I've known the term it's referred to people just like him. People who support their club because of success and that's the absolute reality. If Whelan had played for Tranmere he wouldn't support them, he decided to support Liverpool because they were good and Whelan was playing for them. That's exaclty what a plastic is.

comment by Greatteamswinit4times- a terrible enemy (U6008)
posted 2 minutes ago
Sure clubs can have fans from around the world or around the country but the ones not from the city are plastics. That's the very definition of the term plastic

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No it's not.
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Yeah it is!

comment by Champions of England (U21032)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Merseysidefox (U4842)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd like to counter that CoE. My kids are growing up in Liverpool and I'm fighting the desperate fight to get them in to Leicester.

My eldest is converted, but lives in Liverpool and loves the city. He comes to the King Power 3-4 times a season when I can get a separate ticket together.

Plastic or not?
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No your kids aren't because you're a Leicester fan and they shouldn't have a choice 😉
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What so it's OK if your parent was born in the city even if you weren't? Mersey's kid's, if they grow up as LCFC fans but live in Liverpool aren't plastics?

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comment by Champions of England (U21032)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Merseysidefox (U4842)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'd like to counter that CoE. My kids are growing up in Liverpool and I'm fighting the desperate fight to get them in to Leicester.

My eldest is converted, but lives in Liverpool and loves the city. He comes to the King Power 3-4 times a season when I can get a separate ticket together.

Plastic or not?
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No your kids aren't because you're a Leicester fan and they shouldn't have a choice 😉
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This is a contramadiction.

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"They choose to support a particular team based on success"

What if you choose to support a side, but aren't from that area, but they are not successful... are you still plastic?

One of my oldest friends supported and still supports Norwich, even though most kids at school supported United/City, some of the other big sides obviously, some Bolton/Stockport/Oldham even.

Norwich are shiiiite so he's not a glory supporter/plastic is he?

Google result for "What is a plastic football fan?"

A plastic fan is one whose allegiance to a team is not determined by geography or family ties. He or she is a glory hunter."

So how do you argue that then? Face it you're a plastic!

My Dad was actually born in Liverpool My grandparents lived there for the first 5 years or so after they were married but came back to Dublin after my Da, the eldest was born.

My Da wasn't into football, but my Grandad and uncles were, this influence, the Irish lads in Euro 88 and Italia 90 who played for Liverpool, all these things led me to Liverpool.

Been to a ton of games, all over Europe too, but sure yeah Plastic cause there's a sea between me and Liverpool