meaning of supporter

[Keighley shrimps]

Someone who supports their team or someone who leaves 15 minutes early because their team is losing to a better side???

[Seasider9601]

Someone who supports their team or someone who leaves 15 minutes early because their team is losing to a better side???

Never, ever left a game early me.

Always stayed til the end no matter what the score.

[Teams like Morecambe]

For what it's worth I stayed to the end. However I can't blame anyone who decided to leave early. Our form over the last 9 months has been shocking, the fans are making a statement.

[BerlinWaller]

As long as they have paid their money they can do what they want for me. I wouldn't blame anyone for leaving early today, my heart sank when I saw there would be five minutes injury time!

[Seasider9601]

I noticed one chap on the Berlin Wall ask to be let out after their second went in....!!

[BerlinWaller]

I noticed one chap on the Berlin Wall ask to be let out after their second went in....!!

The tight b@stard's made me stay till the end!

[RedRedWine]

I do question the meaning of supporter if the end mean is to be a cheerleader for the shambles of a display that the team put in today. If you are happy to sit/stand there and watch the level of effort and commitment the lads put in today, then you are a fool. Yes Doncaster were good, but were they better than Bournemouth - a game in which we gave a good account of ourselves? I think not.

[steve mfc]

I do question the meaning of supporter if the end mean is to be a cheerleader for the shambles of a display that the team put in today. If you are happy to sit/stand there and watch the level of effort and commitment the lads put in today, then you are a fool. Yes Doncaster were good, but were they better than Bournemouth - a game in which we gave a good account of ourselves? I think not.

Exactly I'm all for getting behind the team but its a two way thing, I stood and clapped them of last week even though I didn't think we played very well but today was just pathetic reminiscent of most of our performances last season and to watch Bentley sit on his arse as if it doesn't matter makes my blood boil.

[mrpotatohead]

A ''good'' supporter in who's eyes?

In the clubs?, if the manager or a player is under performing , is a ''good'' supporter supposed to cheer them on regardless for 90 minutes and slag off '' bad'' supporters, who boo, or go home?

If the chairman then sacks this manager or releases this player , is he then a ''bad'' supporter?

If I buy a shoddy product st tesco, then take it back, complain, and get a refund, am I a ''bad'' customer?

[mrpotatohead]

Rather like the ''meaning of life'', the simple answer is, there is no such thing.

[Keighley shrimps]

Very in depth but who mentioned the word "bad" not me!

[Westgate Wanderer]

A supporter through thick and thin! But boy it's thin!!

[mrpotatohead]

Then your post is meaningless, there are no good, or bad supporters, just supporters, oh, and fans.