Barça have most European fans

[JCCR_FCB]

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He is saying that he will support Barca no matter what happens.

Of course... a true Culé!

I know this guy that was a real madrid fan annd now supports Barca!!

Oh Dear... but ok... we always be on time to correct bad decisions...

I know someone who liked both teams too.

Luis figo

No, no... I likes money... in Portugal he support Sporting of Lisboa, but he almost sign for Bnefica, when Sporting was in difficulties...

[tikitakitoes]

I'm a beauty hunter.

I make no apologies for the fact that if they abandoned their distinctive style or otherwise became boring to watch, I wouldn't punish myself by tuning in. I don't have much tribal or competitive instinct, so as I said in my introductory post, I'd never cry over a match, not even for my national team. It doesn't make sense to me.

I'm primarily a fan of football, the sport, and am much more interested in it as a concept than in any of its ever-changing and disposable component parts. I get just as much pleasure from memorising and categorising the rules of the game as I do from watching it. I'm even thinking of becoming a referee for that reason. But I won't judge other people for getting different things out of a form of entertainment than I do, and hope that most people wouldn't be petty enough to care how I enjoy something within the privacy of my own mind either.

However, for some of the reasons listed by dalitis8, I for the first time in my probably-undiagnosed-autistic life (hopefully not undiagnosed for much longer... verbal fluency can mask a dearth of more necessary skills) have begun to admire a club in such a way that I actually care to no small extent whether it wins or loses, almost like a regular fan. I suspect it must be a rather exceptional club to have won me over, and to be gaining more of my affection as time goes on. I believe the reason is that FCB in various ways contributes more in my opinion to the quality and positive influence of the sport globally than any other organisation and it doesn't look like that has changed or is going to change much for decades, trophies or no trophies.

[Muffinsen]

from what website?
Find it dont need help.

[gingerless]

I'm a beauty hunter.

I make no apologies for the fact that if they abandoned their distinctive style or otherwise became boring to watch, I wouldn't punish myself by tuning in. I don't have much tribal or competitive instinct, so as I said in my introductory post, I'd never cry over a match, not even for my national team. It doesn't make sense to me.

I'm primarily a fan of football, the sport, and am much more interested in it as a concept than in any of its ever-changing and disposable component parts. I get just as much pleasure from memorising and categorising the rules of the game as I do from watching it. I'm even thinking of becoming a referee for that reason. But I won't judge other people for getting different things out of a form of entertainment than I do, and hope that most people wouldn't be petty enough to care how I enjoy something within the privacy of my own mind either.

However, for some of the reasons listed by dalitis8, I for the first time in my probably-undiagnosed-autistic life (hopefully not undiagnosed for much longer... verbal fluency can mask a dearth of more necessary skills) have begun to admire a club in such a way that I actually care to no small extent whether it wins or loses, almost like a regular fan. I suspect it must be a rather exceptional club to have won me over, and to be gaining more of my affection as time goes on. I believe the reason is that FCB in various ways contributes more in my opinion to the quality and positive influence of the sport globally than any other organisation and it doesn't look like that has changed or is going to change much for decades, trophies or no trophies.

unfortunately you will find that some people here think little of "your type"

you don't have to be emotionally attatched to a club to appreciate them, most are though.

[Jonathan28]

Most of them ate glory hunters, be gone GH's!

[gingerless]

Most of them ate glory hunters, be gone GH's!

i'm not a "glory hunter" at least i don't think i am, i saw a team and i fell in love. period, been following them ever since.

"glory hunters" are probably 12 year old kids anyway... shouldn't even mention them

[Jonathan28]

i'm not a "glory hunter" at least i don't think i am, i saw a team and i fell in love. period, been following them ever since.

"glory hunters" are probably 12 year old kids anyway... shouldn't even mention them

I'm not calling you a glory hunter lmao, I'm just talking generally to them.

[gingerless]

yeah i know, some people seem to think so though

[Jonathan28]

yeah i know, some people seem to think so though

Don't worry, I dont think you are

[barcetia]

actually no, not the 12 year ones. the 20 + ones are the real glory hunters. if you haven't followed a team early you're never gonna follow them. the 12 year ones are sound and are gonna be true fans if they're not brough to the club by glory.

[gingerless]

Don't worry, I dont think you are

ahh that's sweet...

seriously though your opinion is worthless

actually no, not the 12 year ones. the 20 + ones are the real glory hunters. if you haven't followed a team early you're never gonna follow them. the 12 year ones are sound and are gonna be true fans if they're not brough to the club by glory.

how does this generalising of people work anyway, if a club has a successful year and you join them during that year, you = GH?

i mean start watching them during that year

[jumping_box]

I'm a beauty hunter.

I make no apologies for the fact that if they abandoned their distinctive style or otherwise became boring to watch, I wouldn't punish myself by tuning in. I don't have much tribal or competitive instinct, so as I said in my introductory post, I'd never cry over a match, not even for my national team. It doesn't make sense to me.

I'm primarily a fan of football, the sport, and am much more interested in it as a concept than in any of its ever-changing and disposable component parts. I get just as much pleasure from memorising and categorising the rules of the game as I do from watching it. I'm even thinking of becoming a referee for that reason. But I won't judge other people for getting different things out of a form of entertainment than I do, and hope that most people wouldn't be petty enough to care how I enjoy something within the privacy of my own mind either.

However, for some of the reasons listed by dalitis8, I for the first time in my probably-undiagnosed-autistic life (hopefully not undiagnosed for much longer... verbal fluency can mask a dearth of more necessary skills) have begun to admire a club in such a way that I actually care to no small extent whether it wins or loses, almost like a regular fan. I suspect it must be a rather exceptional club to have won me over, and to be gaining more of my affection as time goes on. I believe the reason is that FCB in various ways contributes more in my opinion to the quality and positive influence of the sport globally than any other organisation and it doesn't look like that has changed or is going to change much for decades, trophies or no trophies.

+1

I think i am those bunch of people who don't give a flying fuck about number of fans and so called records or trophies.

Beauty = WIN !!

[oops]

It's such good news that Barca have the most Europen fans.