
No I haven't told Sabre to support a spanish team, but that doesn't really bother me forigners supporting british clubs because most british folk have favoured sides abroad. It's the british folks supporting sides that have nothing to do with them that annoy me. (glory hunting i call them) You I can understand if your family are united fans as you say, it's only natural for you to follow. But when we have cockneys/brummies/geordies (not often) bristol and so on who support us for no reason but because we're the two most successful sides that England has it annoys the life out of me. Especially the ones who know sod all about the history of either club. Simply follow us for a bit of glory. There's some of them on here and no doubt I'll get an earfull off them but so what they can fuck themselves and support their local side. This opinion is really only shared in a few cities where football is the most important thing. I mean you don't get many scousers supporting Spurs. Or mancs supporting Charlton. Or geordies supporting Everton. Or mackems supporting Portsmouth. The major cities of northern england stick to their hometown clubs. Only the smaller towns/cities (bolton, blackburn, burnley, crewe, preston, warrington, widnes and so on) branch out and glory hunt to the bigger clubs which is why other than the two merseyside clubs and united, the north west sides in england are badly supported. Likewise Middlesborough are badly supported because many of them support Newcastle/Sunderland or even Leeds.
Those from abroad I don't mind as much, especially those in Austriallia/America/Asia and so on because footy isn't big over there so they are more likely to choose a british sideand the ones on telly more often than not over there are Liverpool and Man United. The european ones a little different because of how popular the sport is around europe, I'd like to think they all have their own football team to love in their home nation and Liverpool/United or whoever from England are just their favoured side over here, not their football love.