Comments on: Social Experiments In Fandom: Choosing An EPL Side To Follow http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837 Daily News & Analysis of the English Premier League Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:52:04 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Vilmembeddy http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-36458 Vilmembeddy Sat, 07 Mar 2009 17:02:50 +0000 http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-36458 ?????? ????-????? 2008 ???? ?? 200 ??. ???? ????????. ??????!!! +7 960 200 9209 ?????? ????-????? 2008 ???? ?? 200 ??. ???? ????????. ??????!!!
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]]> By: The Gloryhunter http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19651 The Gloryhunter Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:23:32 +0000 http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19651 Hey. I'm The Gloryhunter Lonnie mentioned. My 'experiment' is just that - a bit of fun that celebrates out collective state of fandom. But more so, it taps into what it means to support your local team. This type of support is entirely different to the long-range support of those supporting a team from another country. It's about local pride and togetherness. And it's great. It's definitely here in Grimsby, where I am now, and it's a pleasure to see. Up the Mariners!! Hey. I’m The Gloryhunter Lonnie mentioned. My ‘experiment’ is just that – a bit of fun that celebrates out collective state of fandom. But more so, it taps into what it means to support your local team. This type of support is entirely different to the long-range support of those supporting a team from another country. It’s about local pride and togetherness. And it’s great. It’s definitely here in Grimsby, where I am now, and it’s a pleasure to see. Up the Mariners!!

]]> By: Lonnie http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19318 Lonnie Mon, 11 Aug 2008 13:57:15 +0000 http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19318 Welcome to Canada jodie! Thanks for the background on Hull. I hope they do well. Welcome to Canada jodie! Thanks for the background on Hull. I hope they do well.

]]> By: jodie http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19251 jodie Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:07:19 +0000 http://www.epltalk.com/social-experiments-in-fandom-choosing-an-epl-side-to-follow/2837#comment-19251 I am from Hull and moved to Vancouver a week ago. A fine choice for a random team to support and let me tell you this; no team deserves a shot at the big time more than Hull City. We were locked out of our old ground as we couldn't pay the bills once! I worked for them and they didn't pay me as they couldn't afford to! Today we measure our club's success on how far we can take the adventure away from the old days. Hopefully we will survive, the whole city loves football and rugby. It's so important for working class towns and cities to taste life in the upper tiers every now and then! By the way, Dean Windass is the city hero! I am from Hull and moved to Vancouver a week ago. A fine choice for a random team to support and let me tell you this; no team deserves a shot at the big time more than Hull City. We were locked out of our old ground as we couldn’t pay the bills once! I worked for them and they didn’t pay me as they couldn’t afford to!

Today we measure our club’s success on how far we can take the adventure away from the old days. Hopefully we will survive, the whole city loves football and rugby. It’s so important for working class towns and cities to taste life in the upper tiers every now and then!

By the way, Dean Windass is the city hero!

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