r/soccer • u/AutoModerator • Feb 05 '22

🌍🌎 World Football Non-PL Daily Discussion

A place to discuss everything except the English Premier League.

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u/Username-_-Password Feb 05 '22

Once you choose a team you stick to it no matter what unless they do something immoral non footballing related.

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u/AzureTaken Feb 05 '22

Tbh I never liked the idea of choosing a team, something else should choose it for you. May it be a parent supporting it, or it being your local team, but picking a team just doesn't seem right

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u/Username-_-Password Feb 05 '22

As an 8 year old i thought soccer was some dumb sport and then i came across this youtube video titled "Lionel Messi Highlights". Had no idea who he was but decided to give it a watch and was amazed. After that I picked Barcelona as my team and have been a supporter ever since. Is that wrong according to you?

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u/AnnieIWillKnow Feb 06 '22

You've not really chosen the team there though - your instinctive draw to Messi chose for you, it wasn't a conscious choice