i fell off the chair laughing after seeing this........

This post has been edited by lfcreds91: Jul 19 2011, 10:47 AM

yap. Im a former man Utd fan. But why in the hell im switching to Liverpool instead? I see the pureness of loving football in Liverpool. Its not about success, (well, its a bonus), its the passion, the history. U can tell all the crap about our rescent downfall, but it will never change our passion towards football and livepool. Thats what football and Liverpool has made us. A much more true FOOTBALL FAN than probably any football fans in the world

hope there wont be any banner like 'Torres Judas' or 'Torres Traitor' at the chelsea game this thursday..dont put our level as low as m.u fan

i think he has been long forgotten after we get Suarez....

I hope so..just now got sms from my liv colleague who want to go to stadium just to boo off Torres

Why do they bother wasting their time

tell your friend we wont create a fb fanpage for him after his visit....

me too...lol cska london made my day

wow, 1st time seeing Man U supporter switched to Reds esp someone ur age (assuming from ur username).

He must be quite free or loaded or both

Couldn't agree more with your post. I've had this discussion before but most of the time, you come across individuals with tunnel vision. I had a mate as well who used to play for Negeri Sembilan and he told me the ugly truths about corruption in the league. I admire and respect individuals who want to improve despite being in a disadvantageous position. The thing about Malaysian football is I didn't see any effort to improve.

Having said all this I think we're finally moving forward by relying less on state teams for youth development. I think getting the U-23 squad to play competitive matches is key and I think it's paying off now. The state FAs need to be relieved of their archaic practices. Here's an insightful article from Shebby. http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/opinion...r-ending-story/

Having said that, I think the national team is going in the right direction thus me following them of late.

Going to stadium just to boo Torres? Don't bother la. We have higher standards than that.

think he still felt bitter coz spend more than rm300 on jersey with NN Torres 9

There was an article written the other day (can't find it now) and it echoed what I've been saying all the time. Although we haven't won the league title in over 2 decades, we aren't exactly in the gutter. However in comparison with our more glamorous rivals, we have achieved little since we last won it. Now I accept that in football, we like to take the piss out of our opponents. However it leaves me perplexed when I see someone so bitter, they take the piss out of us at EVERY given opportunity. Why don't I get it. Because when I have time, I'm more concerned with our state of affairs. I could care less who the mancs are playing and who they are signing. I didn't give a crap about their last visit here and I didn't talk about it much less direct criticism. I also can't understand why any manc would want to attend a Liverpool training session. I mean I can understand turning up on match day to support the national team but to our training session? You wouldn't catch me dead attending a Man Utd one no matter which celebrity footballers they bring with them. What the heck am I supposed to want to see there anyway?

There can always be a begrudging respect. Like what kazuki said earlier, a lot of it is blind hate. When you blindly hate someone, you don't look past your resentment and you foolishly disregard any positives the person may have. I don't like mancs but I respect some I know because they know a lot.

uik, at my age people dun change hearts? am i too young to change club or am i too old to change or what? hahahahah

More importantly, why did you support the mancs in the first place? I am critical of fans who change clubs especially when it involves Man Utd and Liverpool.

This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jul 19 2011, 12:14 PM

Maybe he sees the true red light

Well i was a man city supoorter back in 91 coz i hate my cousin who is a man u fan. But it was short lived cos i saw Macca with his golden locks. I was 6 years old at that time though

Here's come the truth. Before im inspired by Ryan Giggs football skills. 1-2 years following man utd. But more and more, i feel most of the player starting to be arrogant. Especially the dreaded Cristiano Ronalboooo... Starting to get away from man utd from there (even before Ronalboo, i hate roy keane ) Sick of him. Then i try to really getting serious to find my real football club. Im starting to fall in love with gerrard enthusiastic and humbleness in football. Slowly getting know liverpool, and knowing the fans, my heart telling me, this is A REAL FOOTBALL CLUB. Im going thru Liverpool hardship starting Gerard Houlier era, till now. It have been ups and downs, i never been anymore satisfied as Liverpool Fans (even we not qualify for any european cup or winning anything, i still love LIVERPOOL). Its my everlasting love

(kinda like love story.. damn)

This post has been edited by vandread86: Jul 19 2011, 12:21 PM

cos at ur age most that got into EPL goes for that team, so they are still winning which makes it lesser chance for those fans of jumping/switching/changing clubs.

im a football fans (and player) from sekolah rendah. Now im 25-26 it like 10++ years. See all the football from then, it is not about winning trophies. Its the enthusiasm that makes me love football. Man Utd Cockyness make me sick of football. Becoz i dun want to breakup with football, i find my true love. Liverpool. My name suits also. ALIverpool

I think I'm in the same boat with vandread86. born in 1986 in a family that adores MU. My parents was and still is an avid fan of George Best and Bobby Charlton, whereas my siblings fell in love with MU during the Cantona era. Being young at that time, I joined them in supporting MU, but only until I was 11 years old. Turned 12, I was introduced to Liverpool by a cousin, and since then, I had been an avid follower of everything Liverpool. I can't really explain why the change of allegiance, it just struck me..the love and the passion of fellow kopites...

I started following the Reds since then while still being a fan of MU, and 2 years later, when I was 14, I totally abandon MU(mind you, that was their prime period, with Yorke-Cole partnership) and started supporting Liverpool wholeheartedly. The reason?I myself is still clueless..

guys..you are not alone.....former man-utd here.....supporting manutd coz my father is fan....changing club because of micheal owen.....21 yo here...