retired_jayvette

Our 'neighbours' have far more ambition than us and have models of good football clubs, Morecambe and Burscough.

retired_rondaw25

newsflash: they aren't your friends.

retired_heidigoebel

We dont have a REAL derby according to some, but i have family and friends in Newcastle and some of the lads i play basketball with work with Geordies and mackems.

A loss causes a little ribbing, but its all forgotten after a few weeks when something else becomes flavour of the week.

Also my wifes a barcode so we have a bet each season. If Boro finish above the barcodes (like they did )then she has to wear a boro shirt whilst she is at work for a week, and if the opposite happens i wear a newcastle shirt as i work for a week.

retired_heidus17

my dad and brother are everton supporters, so quite a bit. not as much as manc games though.

retired_bettyfred

Birmingham such an insignificant club that it doesn't really matter much.

retired_ranjanabhat

Important for the 2 hours that I'm at the game, but I don't dwell on football results or rivalries once I'm out the stadium.

BobbyK

Don't really think much about the Fulham game. It's nice to beat them, but it's much nicer beating Spurs or Arsenal.

retired_kaila4337

Going to my first Manchester derby in February :thup:

For Wycombe, when i used to go regularly, the games against Reading and Oxford were pretty fb tbf.

retired_hvporter

It terms of Gillingham, we never get to play Charlton (who claim to be the best team in Kent, even though they are in London), while only we seem to care about the Millwall game being anywhere near a local derby. So in terms of local football - no. Swindon is our fiercest, historical rivalry.

Inter - Milan is always a big grudge match. It was always so sweet going into my milanisti school the day after an Inter win.

Godalming - Farnborough is building up nicely into a local derby in the BGB South and West division. Two very tight games this season.

retired_DonWon

In the scheme of my life?

Not remotely.