Away Fans We Like/Dislike?

[elisered33]

In your opinion, which set of fans do we get on with during a match if there are any?
& which do we hate regardless?
For me i think the Yeovil fans are brilliant especially after they beat us couple of years back in the Semi Final Play-Off's. I had a number of supporters wishing our team luck after that game & they were sincere & extremely well behaved & i still keep in touch with a couple of there supporters even to this day. The one team that sticks in my mind for having horrible fans is Pompey! The majority seem to be thugs in my opinion & nasty pieces of work who generally want nothing more than a good punch up at any oportunity. Ok, Derby, Millway both have some nasty fans like most teams but for the game i witnessed, Pompey were the worst on that day.

 

[JtheNorwegianRed]

The Southampton fans were pretty good this year.

 

[Graham]

The Notts County fan is alright most of the time.

 

[winnits]

I like Yeovil fans

 

[alter_boi]

got to go with southampton for fans i like, fans i dislike got to go with the blades

 

[Jmarri]

what you saying about us pompey boys? f***ing knock your block off.

It's true, all portsmouth fans are mugs down here.

 

[Ken]

Cardiff by a mile....worst set of fans I have seen at City ground for years. All stood there drinking bottles in pub before hand with a bad attitude. Was always looking over my shoulder in case I got one over the head, so not the most enjoyable beer I have ever had.

Horrible bunch of in breds with a chip on shoulder about being Welsh (and rightly so!).

 

[Jonno]

I'm with Winnits on this one, always thought Yeovil fans were a nice bunch. Had some decent chats with Donny and Crewe fans though over the years.

Would have to say, barring the obvious Sheep that Leeds fans and Bristol Shitty fans are among the worst I've met.

 

[winnits]

I generally find nice fans whereever I've been, possible excepting Derby and Leicester where segregation by police has made that difficult - although I know plenty supporters of both who I consider decent human beings.

 

[elisered33]

what you saying about us pompey boys? f**king knock your block off.

It's true, all portsmouth fans are mugs down here.

Who said ALL were bad?
Like i said, most teams have some nasty supporters. I just happened to witness a bad bunch at Pompey.

 

[Beasty]

The Notts County fan is alright most of the time.

Yeah he is allright if you catch him on a good day, often buys me a drink.

 

[EmJay]

what you saying about us pompey boys? f**king knock your block off.

It's true, all portsmouth fans are mugs down here.

Who said ALL were bad?
Like i said, most teams have some nasty supporters. I just happened to witness a bad bunch at Pompey.

If you read it again, you might catch the sarcasm. He was agreeing with you :wink:

Yeovil/Southampton for me as the best.

Worst? Bristol City and West Ham. I remember a very unpleasant trip on the London Underground (yes more unpleasant than normal) coming back from Chelsea away, surrounded by West Ham fans who were also at home that day (or possibly away to another London team). I was only 10 or 11 at the time so it was a bit nerve-wracking.

Bristol City, well let's just say I really hate the walk from the car to Ashton Gate.

 

[Alvar Hanso]

Yeah he is allright if you catch him on a good day, often buys me a drink.

I like him, but I think his dog's got a bit of an attitude problem. Reckon the fact that we got the whole of the Jimmy Sirrel stand is still a bone of contention.

 

[weasel]

Derby, Leeds and Sheff Utd have been the most inhospitable fans I have experienced.

I never hide my scarf or colours at away games, probably due to some blind faith in human nature, and often you can chat with fellow supporters, ask for directions and that type of thing.

However it's these three teams where I've been called, and kicked once purely for wearing red, which is just embarassing to be honest.

 

[Walv]

i am going to get ripped here but i like derby fans, i live and work in derby and always have great banter, i also like man city fans they was so welcome when we met a few in the pub before the fa cup game

fans i hate leeds, sheff utd, tottenham and wolves

 

[Milford Ram]

Derby, Leeds and Sheff Utd have been the most inhospitable fans I have experienced.

I never hide my scarf or colours at away games, probably due to some blind faith in human nature, and often you can chat with fellow supporters, ask for directions and that type of thing.

However it's these three teams where I've been called, and kicked once purely for wearing red, which is just embarassing to be honest.

You should be able to see your team at PP wearing your Forest scarf...I know I would've and possibly could've given you some stick for doing so...yet now, I'm annoyed that that happened...atavistic behaviour takes over on the day....no other explanation...

 

[dragon slayer]

This is a no brainer, The biggest bunch of tossers are the Mickey Mousers. Always have been, always will be, end off...........

 

[nffc1977]

I hate scousers more than the French.. When it comes to other fans i like the ones i hate (if you know what i mean). Its nice to go to the football and not be to friendly with the opposing fans (inside the ground obviously)!

 

[davenport]

Not so much the fans but team, i hate crystal palace - don't know why just do crap ground and fans i suppose. I like Newcastle fans of old (pre-keegan). Went to a Hull game in a clapped out Ford Transit ambulance great bunch of lads the driver came up from plymouth rain or shine to every game. The particular game I went to was Hull away when they were shit newcastle lost but still had a great following and laugh even though it was obvious they were never going to win anything. Bit different to some of the arrogant tw*** they have now

 

[JoeBaker]

I like Newcastle fans of old.

Is this the same Newcastle fans of old who cost us a FA Cup Semi final place in 1974, unable to cope with losing 3-1 at home they invade the pitch to attack Forest fans at the other end assaulting 2 of our players in the process. Obviously I appreciate this was a long time ago but post or pre keegan I never had much time for them

 

[clusternakker]

Scousers are w**k. Glasge Rangers are a happy bunch

 

[sedgred]

Endless list, at 52 I still add each season another set of fans or reinforce my dislike for them.

Manure glory hunters, set the low standard for followers who rarely visits a game, yet are seen in pubs and streets wearing the obnoxious shirt, whilst shopping with their respective dog ugly companions......have you ever noticed that, seriously have a look.

These are followed swiftly on by plastic scousers, Arsenal and Chelski fans..........loads of choice there.

For serious hate.....Scousers and Newcastle top that poll, both some of the most arrogant tossers you are likely to come across.

I will think of more :bite: :w**ker: :aggresive:

As for our sheep bothering s**te across the border, well lets face it we just love to hate them, but don't look too close, it may be like looking in a mirror :naughty: :think:

 

[Jonathan]

I'd like to add Norwich fans to those I like.

My girlfriend is one, as is her brother.

And when I came up to the Southampton game, I spoke to a fair few in the services on the M11 who were very nice and forthcoming.

 

[winnits]

The Norwich fans at Carrow Road were right arseholes to us, I did take pleasure at their relegation as a result, although I do know many fine upstanding Norwich fans, too.

 

[Spring Heeled Jack]

I have no problem with the Sheffield Utd fans, they mostly seem like nice people to me.

I hate the majority of Derby fans, although there have been some I have liked/loved.

I hate Cardiff City fans, they're a bunch of nob-rascals. As Ken says, they have a chip on their shoulder due to Wales' natural inferiority complex regarding England. Wales is the national equivalent of a little bloke in a pub trying to start a fight, because he feels inadequate. Cardiff City fans represent this perfectly.

I also dislike Swansea fans, they're a bit nobbish as well.

Milwall fans are a bunch of inbred knuckle-draggers, as are the mutated gathering of freaks that descend upon Elland Road every other weekend. I hate both sets of supporters.

I detest Newcastle fans, not only for the fact that they invaded the pitch and attacked Forest fans, but because, somewhere in their moth infested brains they see their club as a big club, and year after year they seem confused as to why they are not winning silverware. It's because you're crap!!!!

Liverpool fans are a pathetic species as well. Never on Earth has there been such a collection of whiners, moaners, limp-wristed, bleating toss-pots as at Anfield every home game. Justice for the 96, my arse! Self-pitying, murdering scum.

I think a lot of Sheffield Wednesday fans. They brought a great crowd down to the City Ground this year, and they made it a good atmosphere. They always seem personable.

I also like West Ham fans.