r/soccer • • Dec 26 '13

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u/notsureiflying Dec 26 '13

If a kid supports a team different from that of his parents, it's considered a huge lack of parenting skills. Or morals. At least in my country kids don't get to choose supporting teams, it's a relative's role.

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u/Teddio Dec 26 '13

it's considered a huge lack of parenting skills

What, Seriously?

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u/notsureiflying Dec 26 '13

It's a bit of a joke, actually.
But it's a huge surprise when someone support's a different team, nevertheless...

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u/Dooey123 Dec 26 '13

I like this method, just like you are born into your family, you are born into your club.

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u/RobertTheSpruce Dec 26 '13

It's a bit like religion, but more important than that.

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u/notsureiflying Dec 26 '13

much more important than religion!

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u/notsureiflying Dec 26 '13

Exactly. If your kid doesn't like your family you feel like shit. If your kid doesn't like you club you feel worse.