I'm so agree.

I'm not against Glory Hunters as well, but sometimes, maybe because they just love havoc places or situations, they also tend to create havoc in the threads here in LYN Creating turbulence in the most calmest of places is their best source of adrenaline doses.

Not trying to teach anybody on how to be a better supporter. Just wanna share my input.

Barca lost 1-4 in Bernabeu in EL Classico last year. Plus, we, the supporters, had to watch our beloved players, to perform the guard of honor for the Madridistas, in their own stadium. For them, it was a dream came true. For us, it was the biggest of nightmares came true.

But nothing won't persuade me to switch off my PC (I was streaming). I didn't. I watched the whole 90 minutes. Only God knows how painful for me to stay. But I stayed, because, well, it was Barca playing, and I had to watch. Because its BARCA!! I dare to say, I am proud of myself that night

For me, Glory Hunter is a term which carry the meaning of - football fans who like to enjoy/watch/feel a glorious sense of winning from their team. These hunters will run away when they think they are not getting the glorious sense from their team, in other words, their team is loosing. Of course they still feel the pain, since they are still the fans of the team. But they just can't see their team go crushing down, hence they leave.

I won't ever do that to Barca. It is just ridiculous. Plain ridiculous.

Buying merchandise, season tickets or whatnot won't make one a better fan. Material is nothing, it is all about one's passion to the supported team. I will still hail one as a true fan if he stays loyally to his loosing team, although he has no team merchandises, because, for me not everybody can afford them.

Somebody gave out the girlfriend analogy before. I am agree with the analogy.

Actually, our stance during and after the match are all that matters bro.

And actually it is not about the TV we are focusing now, its our willingness to stay by our team's side