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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by toptoon View Post
    Someone correct me if I´m wrong but the word 'plastic' in football refers to fans not clubs, specifically meaning a fan who has decided to support a team only because it´s successful (e.g. many of Manchester United´s, previously huge, now dwindling, London dwelling support!).

    Anyone calling Newcastle fans 'plastic' needs their head examining.
    I thought it describes a supporter who only supports their team when they are doing well, but desert them, when for example, they get relegated.

    As you say TT, not a description that can be given to us.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stanleymag View Post
    I thought it describes a supporter who only supports their team when they are doing well, but desert them, when for example, they get relegated.

    As you say TT, not a description that can be given to us.
    Aye Stanley - a 'fair weather' supporter. Toon fans would be better described as masochists!

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