unless i am blind, or you support too many teams to fit on my computer screen, the socceroos are not in your sig.

unless i am blind, or you support too many teams to fit on my computer screen, the socceroos are not in your sig.

They are in my sig, right at the end :lol: And they showed England vs. Brazil a few days back live so more than Socceroos.

why aren't they in your sig? do you get England games on TV in NZ?

I do support the Socceroos :lol: It's just hard to follow the games when they're not on TV over here

Did you completely ignore my explanation? Most people haven't lived in three different countries before they turn 10 :lol:

As for the two clubs in a country thing.

1) Wellington aren't in Australia. Technically not from the same country as Brisbane. They're not from Auckland either which is handy.

2) Lots of people have a local rubbish team (Which Blackpool were when I was younger, never thought I'd see them in the Top Flight again but shit happens), and a big team that gets TV appearances and you could actually watch matches of (in my case Liverpool, because of my Mum)

Edited by AJohn: 2/6/2013 07:09:25 PM

I can understand having an English team and an A League team that you support, but having multiple teams in the same country isn't what you would usually find.

Fucking hell people are thick. How many times does he have to explain his completely legitimate reasons.

On Thwaite, would be a great move. Hope for his sake he'll move to a team that he can start in rather than sit on the bench. At 30 he doesnt have time to break into the team as such.

I just don't know how someone can truly support so many different clubs and countries. :)

Fucking hell people are thick. How many times does he have to explain his completely legitimate reasons.

On Thwaite, would be a great move. Hope for his sake he'll move to a team that he can start in rather than sit on the bench. At 30 he doesnt have time to break into the team as such.

Which "we" are you talking about :lol:

The likes of Middlesbrough, Leicester, Blackpool and Premier League new boys Crystal Palace are all thought to be keeping tabs on Thwaite.

The likes of Brisbane, Wellington, Blackpool and Premier League Liverpool are all thought to be keeping tabs on Thwaite.

Which "we" are you talking about :lol:

We could do a lot worse than Thwaite. Our defense hasn't been the best.

Sky Sports understands a number of English clubs are eyeing Australia defnder Michael Thwaite.

Perth Glory ace Thwaite has caught the eye for club and country over the last couple of years and his performances have alerted several sides in England.

The likes of Middlesbrough, Leicester, Blackpool and Premier League new boys Crystal Palace are all thought to be keeping tabs on Thwaite.

The 6ft 3in centre-back has been included in the A-League All Stars team to face Manchester United in July and his suitors are expected to watch him in action in Australia's upcoming games against Japan, Jordan and Iraq next month.

Thwaite has experience of playing in Europe after spells with Wisla Krakow and SK Brann and he is thought to be keen on a switch to England.

The player's agent, Jamie Holsgrove, confirmed a number of clubs in England have expressed an interest in Thwaite, but that the defender was focusing on the upcoming games for Australia.

"Michael produced one of his best seasons for club and country and he now has three crucial games ahead for the Socceroos," Holsgrove told Sky Sports.

"There is firm interest in England but his focus now must be with the national team."