I think it's OK to support several teams, as long as they're ain't in the same league.^ this.
back up my earlier point, i dont see how you can say you support more than one team, especially teams in the same country!
Also anyone who says 'chelsea for now' is just glory hunting. As far as im concerned there are two ways to pick your team, either by geographical location, i.e. the team that is closest to you when you are growing up, or another reason would be if you are following your parents choice of team, and they take you to a game. Im from Leeds originally but live in Scotland now, but my ******** are going to be Leeds fans too, im going to make sure that i get them to a game nice and early to make sure of it!partly because i want to be able to go to games with my ********, partly because i want to introduce another generation of fans to my club, but living in Glasgow i want them to avoid all the negativity and trouble that can come with following the Old Firm.
For example, being a fan of Paris-SG I also support Barcelona, Liverpool and AS Roma
-Paris because it's my town
-Barcelona because I discoverted the team during the 90', when Cruyff was coach, the team had star players such as Stoickov, Romario, Koeman, Laudrup but also local players such as Guardiola, Amor, Ferrer, Busquets. Il also loved the way the team played.
Liverpool because I went to a game @ Anfiel Road (Liverpool - Paris, Cup Winner's Cup 96 semi-final) and I was amazed by the audience and the athmosphere in the stadium, it was awesome, I never saw better fans than liverpool fans.
-As Roma, mostly because of Totti : One of the best players (even if hes close from retirement now) he could have gone to greater teams such as Manchester, Madrid, etc... But he was born in Roma, he has always been a AS Roma fan, he started as a junior in AS Roma, he's now the Captain of the senior team and he never left the team. He spent his entire career in AS Roma :bowdown:
I don't accept this "but thats not football" arguement the yanks and limeys have! : )
