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Alf Bentley

Dear Auntie Foxes Talk, I'm worried that I might be turning into a Leedscum fan

By Alf Bentley, in General Football and Sport

Am I turning into a Leedscum fan?  

58 members have voted

  1. 1. Should I have felt good when Leedscum scored against Chelski?

    • What were you thinking?! Leeds are the most hateful club in the country. Get off this forum!
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    • It's alright, mate, I understand! Chelsea are the most hateful club in the country. You've got your priorities right.
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    • What were you doing, watching a match between 2 such hateful clubs? LCFC only!
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    • Abramovich is a successful businessman who brings top players to England. He should be applauded!
      3
    • Yer wot, mate?! I come from Leicester, have no sense of humour and vote UKIP
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    • Stop making up these stupid polls and get on with your work!
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Alf Bentley

Alf Bentley

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Dear Auntie Foxes Talk,

I was recently watching a TV cup match between Leeds Utd and Chelsea.

When Leeds took a 1-0 lead (before going on to get tonked 1-5), I experienced an involuntary clenching of my fist and audibly uttered the word "Yes!" before witnesses.

Now, I was a boy in the early 1970s, when Leeds achieved footballing success with arguably the most horrible, cynical team ever to disgrace a football pitch. I'm also well aware that a fair proportion of their support comprises bigoted, loud-mouthed Yorkshire twats.

However, my dilemma is that I view Chelsea as a truly horrible club, worse even than Leeds, run by a callous and obnoxious oligarch interested only in buying success, captained by a horrible man and supported by a bunch of often racist Neanderthal louts.

So, should I be worried about my reaction to that goal? I need advice!

Fox92

Fox92

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I voted the second one, as I think it's fine, you're not turing into a Leeds fan. I don't like them that much, but wanted them to win yesterday. Only because I didn't want another of the 'big' teams to win the trophy again, I think Leeds/Bradford/Villa/Swansea would have made a more competitive semi-final.

Corky

Corky

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Dear Auntie Foxes Talk,

I was recently watching a TV cup match between Leeds Utd and Chelsea.

When Leeds took a 1-0 lead (before going on to get tonked 1-5), I experienced an involuntary clenching of my fist and audibly uttered the word "Yes!" before witnesses.

Now, I was a boy in the early 1970s, when Leeds achieved footballing success with arguably the most horrible, cynical team ever to disgrace a football pitch. I'm also well aware that a fair proportion of their support comprises bigoted, loud-mouthed Yorkshire twats.

However, my dilemma is that I view Chelsea as a truly horrible club, worse even than Leeds, run by a callous and obnoxious oligarch interested only in buying success, captained by a horrible man and supported by a bunch of often racist Neanderthal louts.

So, should I be worried about my reaction to that goal? I need advice!

Whereas Leeds have Ken Bates as chairman, Colin as manager, Michael Brown and El-Hadji Diouf in their squad and certain fans are the same as you describe for Chelsea.

Neither club is particularly appealing.

Alf Bentley

Alf Bentley

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Whereas Leeds have Ken Bates as chairman, Colin as manager, Michael Brown and El-Hadji Diouf in their squad and certain fans are the same as you describe for Chelsea.

Neither club is particularly appealing.

I find Warnock quite entertaining (though I wouldn't want him as our manager). You've got a point about the other 3 - Brown must be one of the most thuggish players ever to have played the game.

Fox92

Fox92

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I find Warnock quite entertaining (though I wouldn't want him as our manager). You've got a point about the other 3 - Brown must be one of the most thuggish players ever to have played the game.

He is entertaining, he is a character, which the game lacks at times.

Harry - LCFC

Harry - LCFC

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I dislike Cardiff in general but I still got up and cheered Ben Turner's equaliser against Liverpool. You might think me a little sad if I tell you that's my fondest memory of the League Cup, I'm too young to remember our excursions in the competition.

Raj

Raj

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In my eyes Lids will ALWAYS be the scum of football....closely followed by Liverpool.

Any City fan who likes either club needs to have a look at him/herself.

Kitchandro

Kitchandro

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Leeds are the lesser of two evils. Plus they were the underdog. It's understandable.

I'll cheer any team on against Chelsea, except Forest/Derby/Coventry.

Guest MattP

Guest MattP

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The only team I hate is Man United.

Add Liverpool and Celtic to that and that's where I am.

Miquel The Work Geordie

Miquel The Work Geordie

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I'm not a massive fan of Leeds but I'd revel (which, by in large, Leeds fans do) in supporting a club that seemingly everyone in the country appears to detest. Living up here has taught me (surprisingly) that they aren't all complete knuckle-dragging Neanderthals, either. Not every one of them believes they have a divine right to top-flight football.

Don't hate Chelsea but don't like them by any stretch. Bit of a shit club but that appears to be indicative of modern football in general in this country rather than specific to them. I've a dislike for many, many teams - and there's tonnes I'd prefer to see struggling than achieving - but I only really 'hate' Forest.

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