I’ve been a Manchester United fan since 2019 and know it’s depressing to support after years

I was wondering if I should continue being a United fan or quit being a United fan and instead support a rival team

I would much appreciate all the help

  • Ceejayncl@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    ‘The team I chose to support 4 years ago are actually shit’ Boo fucking hooo. Mate, high school crushes have lasted longer than your ‘support’.

    I’m a Newcastle fan, born and raised here. We haven’t won anything since 1969. You have to go back to February to remember the last time you won something. Yeah ok there is a good chance that we (Newcastle) win things in future now, but there is no guarantee, and it seemed a very very long shot for a very long time whilst I have supported them.

    Your attitude is why a lot of Americans, and foreign fans get a lot of stick. You want to be part of the football culture, but you only want to be part of it when it suits you, when you can chant back to your glory supporting mates of another team, or even worse call fans of smaller clubs and insult their teams.

    Man Utd’s dominance of English football is over, but they had a good run, and as much as it pains me to say it, they have a significant history.

    Make a decision, either continue your support and keep going, or get out of football, and sport now.

    • Green_Whole_5139@alien.topOPB
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      10 months ago

      Not the high school crushes comparison 😭

      But also bro all I ever wanted was a club to support and I stuck with it

      • Ceejayncl@alien.topB
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        10 months ago

        You haven’t been, or have at least threatened to stop your support.

        If it’s affecting your mental health then see someone, but if it’s just childish banter, and not winning getting to you, then grow up and take it on the chin.