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Transclubual Safe Space

Hello belllends. It's been a while.

I'm back, but more woke than previously.

I'm all for transgenders and all that stuff.

Which got me thinking. Is it possible to be transclubual? By that, I mean is it possible to get stuck with the wrong football club?

Football fans are the most tribal people on the planet. More tribal than people who live in actual tribes in jungles and stuff.

Your club is ingrained within.

You meet people in life who you would never normally associate with, based on nothing more than your shared passion for the same football club.

63.7% of all British males have a tattoo associated with their football club. That's like 1 in 2. Mental.

Yet, all of this stems from a decision that we make as a 3 or 4 year old.

Before we can make decisions on literally anything else, we make our choice of football club and that sticks. For life. It's a lifelong commitment made before we can even ride a bike, get an erection or watch Worzel Gummidge without soiling our pants. Those last two are interchangable.

In some cases, it's even earlier than that. Your parents (your Dad) picks your club for you whilst you're still swimming up your Mum's tubes. Even before that, maybe, he'll have set your path.

But what if you later decide you've made the wrong decision?

Man Law states you can't change your club.

I mean, you can, but you will be forever ostracized for doing so, so it's not worth the risk.

But why is that? I'll tell you. It's because society is not yet at a stage where it can understand transclubual people.

I'll be open. I supported Liverpool for as long as I can remember. Certainly before I could wipe my own hoop properly or spell my own name.

But I secretly quite liked Coventry's kit and kept an eye out for their results. I still do, from time to time. I liked Highfield Road as a ground and really liked Cobi Jones, Peter Ndlovu and Mustapha Hadji.

I also really liked Wimbledon. The Crazy Gang were fun. I liked their kit as well - it was different.

I. I am a transclubual.

Now I'm older and easily confused by the new offside, handball, FFP and VAR stuff, I don't care about football. I follow results for Fantasy Football, but I don't have any allegiance to any club. I have only watched 1 match in about 3 years and don't have any feelings towards Liverpool, Coventry, Wimbledon or anyone else. I look at results, goal scorers and that's about it.

Oh, except I still really want Everton to get relegated.

Are there any other transclubuals out there?

I saw a Spurs post earlier where people were being accused of being Arsenal fans. Maybe they do like Arsenal too. So what? It's 2023 for goodness sake. Live and let live.

This is a safe place for anyone with transclubual feelings or desires

posted on 30/1/23



posted on 30/1/23

rap, they all know secretly at least a few

"prawn again christians" (remember that old joke)

I think we all saw some clown who had a different Jersey every year at some point be it in uni or whatever.

the point though is such people get no love off football fans. they get derision.

and ja606 is full of juvenile children housed in fat old men shells.

they have no serious attitude to anything bar cheap point scoring and couldn't debate or discuss football for even 5 minutes without descending into kindergarten insults.

one example; I have a clown in work. not the brightest spark in the world tbh. ardent man utd fan for no real reason and has a hatred of lfc.

now it's irrational, the same type of bitter stuff you'd hear an Everton fan would puke up and he has no reason for it bar he was taught as a lad.

he's that thick he knows I'm a lfc fan but forgets so I was well able have a rational discussion on man utd with him and how much he was loving thier latest revival. I just didn't banter the thing so sometimes if people would grow up you'd be able to get two sentences out of them

BTW I did still tell him rashford is only playing for a new contract but only slyly.

posted on 31/1/23

MITO

posted on 31/1/23



It's good that you're. Unfortunately I won't be joining a #metoo movement here but I have an example of of an 'after-op transclubal'. My brother was a Liverpool fan, as all my household were. However when he was 8, he began the transition. Abramovich bought Chelsea and my brother felt conflicted. He claimed he was forced to become a Liverpool fan on birth but was now a Chelsea fan.

posted on 31/1/23

That you're out*

posted on 31/1/23

comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 9 minutes ago


It's good that you're. Unfortunately I won't be joining a #metoo movement here but I have an example of of an 'after-op transclubal'. My brother was a Liverpool fan, as all my household were. However when he was 8, he began the transition. Abramovich bought Chelsea and my brother felt conflicted. He claimed he was forced to become a Liverpool fan on birth but was now a Chelsea fan.
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My brother became a United fan under similar circumstances. He doesn't even have any links to United, just up and decided to support them because they were winning everything.

Obviously I regularly remind him what a plastic glory hunter he is.

posted on 16/3/23

Is it really you RAP? Missed you.

posted on 16/3/23

btw - I only have one club🦉 💙💙

posted on 16/3/23

Kitty

posted on 16/3/23

comment by Anfield RAP (U22951)
posted 30 minutes ago
Kitty
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