Other teams you support/follow

[Dayvo]

Just done a quick google to see if I could find out about a supporters club, couldn't really find anything definitive, but they do say on their facebook page

"Our friendly open relationship with all of our supporters local and further afield. They are the heart of the club whether they be in Stenhousemuir, Gloucester or Oslo!!"

So maybe there is a Gloucester branch still. I'm not facebooked up so can't look further.

Scroll down to 'Football first'

http://news.bbc.co.u...all/1011526.stm



and this:

http://aroundthegroundsin42days.blogspot.com/2011/01/day-twenty-seven-stenhousemuir.html

 

[bauldbairn]

.......maybe there is a Gloucester branch still.

I believe the "Warriors" have several English based supporters clubs.

For some reason, reading the name Stenhousemuir brings back memories of It's A Knockout.

I wish you could expand on that IR - but it does sound funny if you say "Stenhousemuir" whilst laughing in a Stuart Hall/Eddie Waring kind of voice!!!!!!!!!!



A picture of their home strip - just in case "Chelsea" should ever meet them in the Champions League.

 

[ianrauk]

I believe the "Warriors" have several English based supporters clubs.

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I wish you could expand on that IR - but it does sound funny if you say "Stenhousemuir" whilst laughing in a Stuart Hall/Eddie Waring kind of voice!!!!!!!!!!

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A picture of their home strip - just in case "Chelsea" should ever meet them in the Champions League.

Was a young kid when the programme was in it's heyday. They used to have all these 'exotic' sounding place names that a 10 year old could only imagine where they where. Names like Macclesfield, Mold, Northallerton, Barrow In Furness and yes, Stenhousemuir.

 

[bauldbairn]

Scroll down to 'Football first'

http://news.bbc.co.u...all/1011526.stm



and this:

http://aroundthegrou...nhousemuir.html

Your fellow OslOthians own 5% of the shares in that fine club - that'll be about £20 worth.

 

[Dayvo]

Your fellow OslOthians own 5% of the shares in that fine club - that'll be about £20 worth.

They can afford it! It's almost cheaper for them to fly to Scotland to watch the footy and have a beer than it would to have a night out in Oslo (£8 a pint).

 

[Firestorm]

I am a season ticket holder at Southend United.

But I follow the results and watch whenever I am there Clachnacudin (Highland League) and Cobh Rambers

Also Billericay Town as this was the town I grew up in , and they got to Wembley three times in the 70's

 

[bauldbairn]

Was a young kid when the programme was in it's heyday. They used to have all these 'exotic' sounding place names that a 10 year old could only imagine where they where. Names like Macclesfield, Mold, Northallerton, Barrow In Furness and yes, Stenhousemuir.

Stenhousemuir and exotic in the same sentence - I never thought I'd see the day!!

Strangely I always thought the same about Orpington - especially after it being mentioned in that advert buy a Leonard Nimoy soundalike(or was it him?). I thought it sounded like one of those towns on the American prairies.

 

[ChrisKH]

West Ham United (Born)

Charlton Athletic (Dad born & season ticket holder)

Southend United (North End shed resident 1977-1980)

 

[Dayvo]

Also Billericay Town as this was the town I grew up in , and they got to Wembley three times in the 70's

My sports teacher at school played for Billericay Town in the 70s - Neil Hammond.

And I've just seen this:

http://www.btfc.no/news.php

These Norwegian football fans are mental!

 

[ianrauk]

I went to Norway (Tromso) to see Chelsea play.
And you're not wrong Dayvo, the price of beer was amazingly high, even back then ('95) Think I could only afford a couple of pints and that was it... my wallet was empty.

 

[Firestorm]

Southend United (North End shed resident 1977-1980)

Sadly now the away end

 

[DiddlyDodds]

If you love your club , you go to all the games, live the highs and lows and wear the shirt you can only have one team , if you want more than one you slip into the position of arm chair supporter who is not really that bothered and this will ultimately end up with you supporting Man United "this is even more likley if you live in the south or are a TV personality"


Marching on together