Too busy eating and posting facebook updates during game. No time for cheering the team in the US.
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Same here in Spain. I just got back from the Real Madrid game and there was a section of hooligans with drums, chanting, singing waving flags for 90+ minutes.Originally posted by Underdog5229every game ive ever watched in London, seems like the fans get wild and into the game, chanting the entire game, waving flags, cheering. the games played in America, fans don't get like that, they may get loud for a big 3rd down, or 4th n goal, big play ect. you watch a soccer game over there and shit gets
wild for the entire 90 min match. whats up with this? is it because they don't see many American football games?
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I don't like any teams enough to cheer. I am very quiet at events. I'm not lazy, but I like to watch and analyze. Does that make me lazy? I honestly don't know why people can care SO MUCH what team wins any given game. Just show skill and I'll be happy.Originally posted by slambamComment -
I only caught the tail end of the game and they were quiet as a mouse when I was watching. Cant blame them they dont really know whats going on. Dont know how you can say American fans are lazy who cares about a chant, I honestly get sick of how loud American fans are especially in college bball games when the home team fans are doing that OOH chant all game long when the opponent has the ball. Watch a college football game the fans are true fanatics they dont shut up.Comment -
The only reason Clemson won last night vs Louisville was their fans. It's a big advantage for home team when they are loud and disrupt the visiting team offense play calling.Originally posted by jtolerComment -
Lol! That would be f@ckin classic.Originally posted by Underdog5229Comment -
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