31 years, some felt a lot longer than others!
Since birth - 27 years.
The first game I went to was against Coventry at home, think it was 94.
90 years, first game was in 1934
started supporting Everton from the age of 7, but didnt get to my first game until i was about 15, due to my dad being a red, first game was pre season game against Borussia Mönchengladbach.
How can anyone have 2 teams?
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My first love Arsenal who i first supported and the first game i turned up in.
Then there's my local-local. A club in need of local support and funds, Leyton Orient.
At 2 I could recite the team and thought Gary Bailey (keeper at the time) was my dad. 29 years later I still get grief about this.
You are all so young. Man City since I was 10 in 1959. No chance of remembering what game that was.
Leyton Orient gave us a good game at OT 2 years ago in the FA Cup
comment by 50yrsnstillhere (U4990)
Facking hell you're ancient! But to be fair, I've noticed you've got so much elder fans.
Ever since Vieira slotted home the winning penalty against ManU to win the FA Cup - I switched from the red devils immendiately, sure in the knowledge I was going to support a team who'd dominate football for the next decade.
serial;
Scribe put York 27 years, Spurs 22 years. That's just wrong.
Been a Utd fan all my life, so 32 years. Earliest memory is when I was roughly 4 years old, so roughly 28 years of knowingly being a Utd fan
35 years.
1st game pre season friendly against Arsenal, no idea what year, but they had just bought the soon to be wife beating Lee Chapman
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
WUM!!!
Weirdly enough I started supporting Arsenal after we lost the F.A Cup to 'pool in 2001. Was 7 at the time, only played football before then, never really watched.
I don't think RLF has met many people over the age of 16
Dont really come from a football family, so my first game wasn't till about 13 when I could go myself. Cardiff against west brom, 1-1 draw
posted 23 seconds ago
I don't think RLF has met many people over the age of 16
Well I'm 19 myself, so I don't hang around with many elder people. Sorry.
17 years. Since I was 10years old.
Stevie coppell was my favourite player, but gordon hill was also a fave at the time.
1st match I recall was an away game at Chelsea in 84 around December because it was close to Christmas. Oh, to be 4 years old again
Supported Man United since 1973, aged 4, first team I ever knew cos my dads supported them since as an 11yo boy, living in a backwater village in Wiltshire, he heard them on the radio win the FACup in 1948.
Cue "glory hunter" remarks
AND I later realised that I was born exactly 9 months after United became the first English team to win the European Cup. So it wasn't just Charlton (2), Best, and Kidd, that scored that night
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posted on 12/9/12
31 years, some felt a lot longer than others!
posted on 12/9/12
Since birth - 27 years.
The first game I went to was against Coventry at home, think it was 94.
posted on 12/9/12
Melton is so old too
posted on 12/9/12
90 years, first game was in 1934
posted on 12/9/12
Not so serial.
posted on 12/9/12
started supporting Everton from the age of 7, but didnt get to my first game until i was about 15, due to my dad being a red, first game was pre season game against Borussia Mönchengladbach.
posted on 12/9/12
How can anyone have 2 teams?
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My first love Arsenal who i first supported and the first game i turned up in.
Then there's my local-local. A club in need of local support and funds, Leyton Orient.
posted on 12/9/12
At 2 I could recite the team and thought Gary Bailey (keeper at the time) was my dad. 29 years later I still get grief about this.
posted on 12/9/12
You are all so young. Man City since I was 10 in 1959. No chance of remembering what game that was.
posted on 12/9/12
Leyton Orient gave us a good game at OT 2 years ago in the FA Cup
posted on 12/9/12
comment by 50yrsnstillhere (U4990)
Facking hell you're ancient! But to be fair, I've noticed you've got so much elder fans.
posted on 12/9/12
Ever since Vieira slotted home the winning penalty against ManU to win the FA Cup - I switched from the red devils immendiately, sure in the knowledge I was going to support a team who'd dominate football for the next decade.
posted on 12/9/12
serial;
Scribe put York 27 years, Spurs 22 years. That's just wrong.
posted on 12/9/12
Been a Utd fan all my life, so 32 years. Earliest memory is when I was roughly 4 years old, so roughly 28 years of knowingly being a Utd fan
posted on 12/9/12
35 years.
1st game pre season friendly against Arsenal, no idea what year, but they had just bought the soon to be wife beating Lee Chapman
posted on 12/9/12
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
WUM!!!
posted on 12/9/12
Weirdly enough I started supporting Arsenal after we lost the F.A Cup to 'pool in 2001. Was 7 at the time, only played football before then, never really watched.
posted on 12/9/12
I don't think RLF has met many people over the age of 16
posted on 12/9/12
Dont really come from a football family, so my first game wasn't till about 13 when I could go myself. Cardiff against west brom, 1-1 draw
posted on 12/9/12
posted 23 seconds ago
I don't think RLF has met many people over the age of 16
Well I'm 19 myself, so I don't hang around with many elder people. Sorry.
posted on 12/9/12
17 years. Since I was 10years old.
posted on 12/9/12
Stevie coppell was my favourite player, but gordon hill was also a fave at the time.
posted on 12/9/12
1st match I recall was an away game at Chelsea in 84 around December because it was close to Christmas. Oh, to be 4 years old again
posted on 12/9/12
More lies from Earl...
posted on 12/9/12
Supported Man United since 1973, aged 4, first team I ever knew cos my dads supported them since as an 11yo boy, living in a backwater village in Wiltshire, he heard them on the radio win the FACup in 1948.
Cue "glory hunter" remarks
AND I later realised that I was born exactly 9 months after United became the first English team to win the European Cup. So it wasn't just Charlton (2), Best, and Kidd, that scored that night
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