Today Might Be My Last Day Supporting BWFC

act is tiresome.

so when chorley have a crap season who will you be supporting bamber bridge or coppul?

Hipster_Nebula wrote:act is tiresome.

   It's easy to jump on the bandwagon, the most fickle always do this.
Who is surprised at this action?
To sum up, a Christian cross dressing fair weather BWFC fan. Nice!

cairocuz wrote:so when chorley have a crap season who will you be supporting bamber bridge or coppul?

Lads Club D will be a good bet!

Soul Kitchen wrote:


   It's easy to jump on the bandwagon, the most fickle always do this.
Who is surprised at this action?
To sum up, a Christian cross dressing fair weather BWFC fan.  Nice!

Fickle? I've supported BWFC all my life, 25 years I've been going to watch those wankers.

And now I'm bored of BWFC, should I really keep supporting them for the rest of my life simply out of "loyalty". Where was BWFC's loyalty when I was in hospital with no fanny?

I'd rather support a club with ambition and passionate support, than one that is going through the motions and main aim is to not lose.

CFC!!

Our company sponsor those Chorley bastards. I'm gonna wangle some time off while the boss is in a good mood.

Just watch this short clip of the last minute goal that secured promotion this afternoon. Those of you older than 30, don't you miss this? Remember when this was BWFC? Standing behind the goal, pint in hand, going mental at a last minute winner. Don't you want to experience it again before you croak?

Look like a bunch of ruffians to me. Some of them are wearing trainers! Hardly the attire of a gentleman. Probably glory hunters.

we'll experience this again and it will be so much sweeter!

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:


   It's easy to jump on the bandwagon, the most fickle always do this.
Who is surprised at this action?
To sum up, a Christian cross dressing fair weather BWFC fan.  Nice!

Fickle? I've supported BWFC all my life, 25 years I've been going to watch those wankers.

And now I'm bored of BWFC, should I really keep supporting them for the rest of my life simply out of "loyalty". Where was BWFC's loyalty when I was in hospital with no fanny?

I'd rather support a club with ambition and passionate support, than one that is going through the motions and main aim is to not lose.

CFC!!

File under dog for Christmas attitude.

Ah, my first day as a proper Chorley FC fan. Life seems brighter and easier for some reason. I'm off to church to thank God.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Ah, my first day as a proper Chorley FC fan. 

Ah, I see.........

Today is your first day supporting Chorley, so by your own admission, you didn't start supporting them until after they'd won the league and got promoted.

Man Utd fans all over Surrey will be nodding in recognition......

It doesn't matter how you find your chosen club. The reality is I've seen the best of Bolton Wanderers, nothing will ever come close to the 90's and the club is now just one big anti-climax.

Whereas the best is yet to come for Chorley FC. I can't wait for local derbies against Stockport & Stalybridge and the glamour ties at Boston, Colwyn Bay and Bradford Park Avenue.

It's not too late to join me.

You know what......even though I know this is all a big piss-take, I am actually a bit tempted to start watching Chorley next season......

I fancy going, how much is it?

I went to the cup tie when Chorley hammered the Woolufs at Burnden Park [3-0], it was a great night so I hope that maybe we will meet in the cup next season. bye Nat I'll miss you.

Breadman wrote:You know what......even though I know this is all a big piss-take, I am actually a bit tempted to start watching Chorley next season......

Pisstake? You utter bellend, this is 100% real. I will be at Victory Park next season with a bit of hope.

Biggie wrote:I fancy going, how much is it?

£9 pay on the gate, £170 for a season ticket.

Nine fucking quid for a bit of glorified parks football......?

Sod that.

The 7's and under get in free. Reckon there might be a price hike next season though.