[Kazdoodle]

Well seeing as i am probably seen in the eye's of you guy's as a "chelsea scu...supporter", i just wondered also what is well your joy of being a ac milan fan.


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and btw u guys do know i love **** outta milan too (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[Jack Sparrow]

Sorry. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) Done. It's just I'm sick of these discussions on members leaving and joining- who are fans and who are not fans. None of these are really objective. People support teams for the most individual of reasons sometimes...and gloryhunting will always be there with a millon justifications. It used to bother me a lot, but now I couldn't care less.

I've even started seeing Man City shirts. I used to think that Man City would have a tough job on their hands since media saturation had already reached a zenith and most people already had picked their clubs to support.

[Danny]

Sorry. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) Done. It's just I'm sick of these discussions on members leaving and joining- who are fans and who are not fans. None of these are really objective. People support teams for the most individual of reasons sometimes...and gloryhunting will always be there with a millon justifications. It used to bother me a lot, but now I couldn't care less.

I've even started seeing Man City shirts. I used to think that Man City would have a tough job on their hands since media saturation had already reached a zenith and most people already had picked their clubs to support.

If gloryhunting doesn't bother you, and you're fine with someone beginning to support Milan then disappearing when we stop winning, then tbh, as much as you're entitled to that view, I think it violates the point of football.

I don't like people showing up, taking a keen interest, then disappearing after a while - it kinda feels violating. That they entered our world, pretended to be one of us, then disappeared.