Is there such thing as a Broncos Fan who is a Blues supporter?

[Mustafur]

Maroons all the way mate. I have a few words that have that Brisbane twang to them, Go Queenslander are two of them! Lol

We are and will always be the Original Queenslander middle finger to NSW.

I wish Murdoch didn't own this club but I will never stop loving it regardless.

 

[Bish]

My family have always been Wolves fans. When i first started going they were doing pretty well. Won the league cup a couple of times when it was still actually a relevant competition. Then they got into a lot of financial trouble, got sold to the only Saudi's without money who asset stripped the club and we plumeted from Division one to Division 4 ( Yes, there was life before the premier league )in consecutive seasons in the early 80's. Almost went out of existence twice.

Fans in England generally support their local teams. The only 2 real exceptions are Liverpool and United. They have so many fans from elsewhere, and its why they arent overly popular in England as clubs with the majority of fans. You compare that to Citeh, who's fans are predominately actually from Manchester.

The Steve Bull goalscoring machine was special. Who was the other one, Andy Mutch?

There’s a Wolves fan not far from me, he has their flag flying high on a pole.

 

[Wolfie]

The Steve Bull goalscoring machine was special. Who was the other one, Andy Mutch?

There’s a Wolves fan not far from me, he has their flag flying high on a pole.

Yep. Andy Mutch. Bully was ridiculous. He stayed at the detriment of his career. I can remember one run of games where I think in 4 consectutive home games he scored something like 13 or 14 goals.

 

[Bish]

Yep. Andy Mutch. Bully was ridiculous. He stayed at the detriment of his career. I can remember one run of games where I think in 4 consectutive home games he scored something like 13 or 14 goals.

Two strike partnerships that were seriously good. Bull & Mutch at Wolves, and Ian Wright & Mark Bright at Crystal Palace.