Is it normal to be a huge fan of a team, other than your hometown team?

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i'm from NY, moved to FL when i was 15. started watching football when i was about 17 years old. and fell in love with the Philadelphia Eagles. now i'm a huge Eagles fan, but kind of feel guilty for not liking the Giants or Jets. and a little imbaressed to tell people who know i'm a new yorker, i'm an Eagles fan. is this normal?

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  • Legion
    11 years ago

    understandable. Im from St Louis, yet the Rams have sucked since 2000.

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  • Angel_in_a_Glass_Dress
    12 years ago

    That's fine.

    I have no true hometown football team - at least not professionally. I support the team a few cities over, even though they kinda suck.

    My own hometown team was a college team and ... in all honesty I hate the college. Which is rather convenient since I've moved out... apparently the local college team is rivals with my hometown team. Since I already hate my hometown teams it should work out well. :-)

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  • TheJackel
    13 years ago

    I hate my hometeam. Go against the tide. Just expect many heated sports debates haha

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  • dappled
    13 years ago

    I should be a Manchester United supporter but I support a team from another city. Meanwhile, the majority of people from other cities support the team from my city.

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  • DannyKanes
    13 years ago

    It could be worse, you could be a Fremantle Docker supporter or, lord forbid, a Collingwood supporter o_0

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