The 2015-16 World Fitba Thread!

So, we pay for a cab to go to Chiswick from work for two flat viewings. We get to Chiswick and there's a message saying that both properties have gone. Naturally, we're fuming so head to the pub to vent our frustrations. We talk loudly outside about how we're going to leave bad reviews online, call the guy all the names under the sun etc. Then we decide to look up the estate agents LinkedIn and declare loudly that "he looks like a massive twat". Unknown to us, sitting at the table behind us the whole time is a twattish looking guy in a suit who just happened to be the very same agent we were talking about...

 

What's happening? :scared2:

 

:woo:

Who's "we"? You and your gf?

 

Germany vs Scotland. (first Euro 2016 qualifier)

 

Come and live in the west end of Glasgow, Slice. Life is nice here. We have the river kelvin and lots of pubs and pretty girls and you can live in a jackson flat, cheap.

 

No fans in Germany are more fanatical and devoted than those of Dortmund and Schalke... Two of the most devoted followings on Earth

Schalke haven't won a thing (despite coming frustratingly close) in generations and yet they sell out their ground and the fans bleed blue and white

 

Pffft.

 

:l3:

 

should be a close matchathetic:

 

Scotland is weird internationally... Even when Scotland was producing fantastic players, they just never seemed to get it together on the big stages... Look at the 1978 and 1982 World Cup squads... On paper, those are absolutely superb teams

 

Screw Gelsenkirchen.

I don't think Hut would be too crazy about Hamburg as there are Rangers fans around. On the other end you have St Pauli there.

It's not as if Hamburg SV is ultra conservative but pretty much everybody would be compared to St Pauli. ::

 

Power of expectations, innit. Makes the world go round.

 

ootrage! :will:

 

Hut*ler doesn't help their cause. athetic:

 

St. Pauli is almost more like a social club than a football team... The game is almost incidental... It's more about the experience

 

St. Pauli gear is sold in official Celtic shops and vice versa. I doubt there's another interclub relationship like that in Europe, it makes me prood.....PROOOD.

 

I don't know much about them but from the little bit I've read and seen that certainly seems to be the case.

 

I'm definitely gonna make it to see a Celtic-St.Pauli game in Hamburg at some point. Might start putting money aside for that for next summer just in case actually

 

If Hutler had been alive when Archie Gemmill snaked through the Dutch defense en route to an utterly incredible goal in the '78 World Cup, he would have been all like ":boring:MEH"

 

I get the sense it's a real friendly type of thing... common ground and all of that... seems cool

 

Yep. If that's not an ootrage I don't know what is!

 

Yeah, I actually remember seeing some of their stuff on sale when I was looking for my old celtic phone case

 

:rock1: I really want to go to one of their games, another small club that's supposed to have great home atmosphere is Rayo Vallecano.

 

Red Star and Olympiakos is pretty good too.

 

Whats the basis of that one?

 

They make cases for flip phones?

 

They both hate Celtic to their core.






























:l3:

 

Thats more or less the basis of Rangers-Linfield.

 

I've heard that as well

Livorno is apparently pretty dope, as well

 

Orthodox brotherhood, red and white colors etc I guess it started in 1986 when RS played Panathinaikos and Oly's Gate 7 Ultras came out to support RS.

Partizan and PAOK have a similar friendship.