If you are an american (which I assume you are) just start watching some games as a neutral. At some point, you should end up cheering for a team more than you should. That will tell you who to cheer for
not american but will take that advice, but what about leagues to chose from? like i knoiw that there is The Champions League, La Liga and Major League. does it even matter?
I would pick whatever league you have the greatest access too. Usually that is the Premier League in England but I would look into watching Serie A in Italy, La Liga in Spain, Bundesliga in Germany, and even Ligue 1 in France for a bit and see if its easy to watch, works with your timezone, and a team catches your eye. Champions League is just an extra competition like Europa League and the Europa Conference league. Major League Soccer is mostly a summer league so I would say not to get too involved in it because of just how different it is but enjoy it during the down times when the only thing that keeps this thread going is rumors and transfers because it is an active league
The Champions League is a tournament between the biggest clubs in Europe. I support Juventus but would advise against that unless you're a masochist. If you want to be entertained, I'd choose a club from the Premier League, La Liga or Bundesliga. As an observer of Italian football, I would also recommend AC Milan as they are an iconic club that seem to be on an upward trajectory.
Hating a club > Supporting a club
you wanna pick some club in 2nd bundesliga from a decent soued town. its pure pain and nobody in your country will even knwo why you suffer every weekend.
Even though they haven't been relevant in like a decade I still have a hatred of Arsenal purely because of how arrogant, annoying and smug they were in the early 2000s. They played some good football back then but God help you if you knew any Arsenal fans.
Especially since it was Arsene Wenger who got Arsenal fans to drink the kool-aid that a 4th place finish Champions League appearance was the equivalent of a trophy. Arsenal fans ended up taking it for granted and then they would get utterly destroyed in the round of 16. AFTV captures the delusion and ungratefulness of their fan base and features a lot of lolcow fodder.
Alright, as an Arsenal fan, I think I suffer enough showing up to games we should win and getting blown out. I also have to deal with AFTV broadcasting to the world how retarded these fans are most of the time. But I will say, no one hates Arsenal more than Arsenal fans hate Arsenal
Anyone but Manchester United
fair enough, i think i will choose to follow Liverpool FC due to some games that i watched i feel like i enjoy their plays more.
If you have a local team try to go and watch. The quality might be less than what you see on television but the experience is way different in the flesh especially if you can grow to like them. I build friendships that way as well.
sounds good, also seems like there is a game in my area this saturday might go check it out.
That would be part of the retarded fan base that most Arsenal fans hate
I'd advise against supporting Juventus but not for that reason, but because Juventus fans are the most entitled little manbabies around and will kick their feet and SCREAM at the sheer horrors of going maybe a season or two without a fucking league title. Even Man United fans aren't that entitled in 2022. Like man, supporting an all star major Italian team makes you masochist? I guess being an Everton fan would be like the BMI Pain Olympics and supporting Sunderland would be on par with getting cremated alive.
My point was more about the boring style of play. Anyone who has been watching Juventus since Allegri returned will tell you it's hard to stay awake for a full game. Sure, Juve dominated Italian football during its least competitive decade in recent history. But it's been over 20 years since we last won the champions league. In that time, every big club has won at least one. So maybe us Juventus fans are spoiled with our domestic success but every other big club (with the exception of City and PSG) has had more European success.
