![]() Written by alholmes on Wednesday, 18th May 2016 09:19 “Hi, do you like football?†That’s how a typical football-related conversation goes at my school in Harpenden. I am 11 years old and I live in a society that is charged with Premier League football. One boy in my school supported Chelsea, then supported Real Madrid and now supports Leicester?! Another boy supported Chelsea and now supports Man City. These are just two examples, but there are many other cases like this. I am a football maniac. I am an Ipswich maniac. I originally started supporting Ipswich because my Dad was an Ipswich fan (he was a child of the 70s), but now I find it hard to comprehend supporting another team. The two boys who I mentioned earlier don’t really care about the teams that they now support. They don’t feel the true passion of a goal. They’re not like us; they don’t cheer like us when Freddie Sears has coolly slotted one home, or when Berra has thumped a header in, or a leaping stop from Bialkowski. We are true fans. We’ve stuck with this club since the beginning, and we’re not letting go. We’re a dying breed, we true football fans. I don’t know why I wrote this; I suppose I wanted to get some anger off my chest. This makes me so frustrated, but it also makes me proud to support Ipswich - I would much rather support a team in the Championship for a good reason, and with true passion, than a team in the Premier League, just because they won the league. Please report offensive, libellous or inappropriate posts by using the links provided.
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