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Happily watching a match on Sky or BT Sport that doesn’t even involve your team18 Phl
Having pictures/prints/framed shirts up in your home21 Mobile
Knowing where all the stadiums are in different cities9 Vivo
Watching games other than the ones your team is playing in11 AOE
Knowing what substitutions a manager will make shortly before they make them10 Bitstarz
Taking a day off work to watch a match23 Lazada
Supporting your local side8 Keno
Being a season ticket holder every year20 Fish
Owning a full kit7 Mobile
Going to at least five games in a season4 Roulette
Being able to easily explain the offside rule6 Phbet
Collecting souvenirs / merch for your club19 Sakla
Cancelling all plans to watch an important game15 Jiliplay
Knowing the number of trophies each team has won27 ESPN
Knowing all the football chants/songs for each club24 1xbet
Complaining about VAR Dumaguete
Having a house full of your team’s merch – mugs, scarves etc29 Sportsplus
Keeping track of scores across the board on your phone if you’re not watching it at home17 Legendplay
Getting up in the middle of the night while abroad to watch a game30 Megabet
Going to away games and not just home games16 Free
Refusing to even wear a colour that your team’s rival plays in25 Stake
Planning your weekends around the football schedule14 Pvp
Knowing the name of ends/stands at different stadiums13 Sabong
Being inconsolable all weekend if your team loses26 Fish
Being able to name the starting XI of England’s World Cup winning team2 Reward
The top signs of a true football fan have been revealed - including naming the starting XI of England’s World Cup winning team, owning multiple shirts and going to at least five games a season.A study of 2,000 self-declared fans found having played the game themselves – even Sunday league – also made the top 30 list.While a third said you’re only a fully-fledged football supporter if you can easily explain the offside rule.Knowing where all the stadiums are in different cities, collecting merchandise for a favourite team and predicting the substitutions about to be made in a game are also signs of a true fan.However, 47 per cent said you can only be classed as a full fan if you support both the men’s and women’s teams.The research was commissioned by the England Teams’ partner Snickers, whose spokesperson Chloe Smith said: “From missing or being late to the birth of a child or a flight abroad as a result of watching football, we know that England is a nation of passionate football fans.RecommendedWagatha Christie: Top moments in the Rebekah Vardy vs Coleen Rooney trialEngland’s Beth Mead: Missing out on Olympics has made me a better player“However, we know you can’t call yourself a ‘full fan’ if you don’t support both the women and men’s football teams.”The love for female football is clearly rife as 46 per cent have an interest in it, with men more so than women.And 43 per cent think the growing interest in the women’s game is great for the sport as a whole.When comparing genders, 54 per cent don’t think female footballers are given the same level of recognition as their male counterparts.As a result, 49 per cent of those with kids would encourage their daughter to follow or play the game as much as they would encourage their son.Three in 10 said their daughter plays compared to a quarter who has a son who takes part in the sport, and a further 39 per cent has a little girl who already supports a particular team.It also emerged 59 per cent of those polled have been in love with the game since they were a child, with 58 per cent encouraging their little one to support their favourite team.The study, carried out via OnePoll, found Fran Kirby, Lucy Bronze and Steph Houghton are the most familiar names within the game.RecommendedAmazon Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals 2022: Confirmed dates and early offers on consoles, games and more‘This isn’t tennis’ – crowd split over fiery match between Kyrgios and TsitsipasLove Island: Michael Owen reacts to daughter Gemma in infamous heart rate challengeWhile Alex Scott, Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby are the top three players those polled would most like to see play.Chloe Smith added: “As a proud partner of the Lionesses, we’re playing our part this summer to roar them on to success.”“Through our #SupportHer campaign, we’re inspiring the nation to go full England fan, because you’re not you if you’re only half supporting England.”TOP 30 SIGNS YOU’RE A TRUE FOOTBALL FAN1 Login
Being just as interested in the women’s game as the men’s version22 Jili
Knowing the ins and outs of players from different teams from 30 years ago12 Warcraft
Owning multiple football shirts5 FIFA
Arguing with friends/partner over favourite teams28 Eth
Playing the game yourself – even Sunday league3 888casino
Being a season ticket holder every year20 League
Getting up in the middle of the night while abroad to watch a game30 EFL
Keeping track of scores across the board on your phone if you’re not watching it at home17 Sakla
Planning your weekends around the football schedule14 Games
Supporting your local side8 LoL
Knowing what substitutions a manager will make shortly before they make them10 Keno
Being able to name the starting XI of England’s World Cup winning team2 Reward
Being just as interested in the women’s game as the men’s version22 FIFA
Cancelling all plans to watch an important game15 Betfair
Knowing the name of ends/stands at different stadiums13 Iloilo
Arguing with friends/partner over favourite teams28 Iloilo
Refusing to even wear a colour that your team’s rival plays in25 Tongits
Watching games other than the ones your team is playing in11 Bitstarz
Going to at least five games in a season4 League
Happily watching a match on Sky or BT Sport that doesn’t even involve your team18 Mgm
Knowing all the football chants/songs for each club24 Esports
The top signs of a true football fan have been revealed - including naming the starting XI of England’s World Cup winning team, owning multiple shirts and going to at least five games a season.A study of 2,000 self-declared fans found having played the game themselves – even Sunday league – also made the top 30 list.While a third said you’re only a fully-fledged football supporter if you can easily explain the offside rule.Knowing where all the stadiums are in different cities, collecting merchandise for a favourite team and predicting the substitutions about to be made in a game are also signs of a true fan.However, 47 per cent said you can only be classed as a full fan if you support both the men’s and women’s teams.The research was commissioned by the England Teams’ partner Snickers, whose spokesperson Chloe Smith said: “From missing or being late to the birth of a child or a flight abroad as a result of watching football, we know that England is a nation of passionate football fans.RecommendedWagatha Christie: Top moments in the Rebekah Vardy vs Coleen Rooney trialEngland’s Beth Mead: Missing out on Olympics has made me a better player“However, we know you can’t call yourself a ‘full fan’ if you don’t support both the women and men’s football teams.”The love for female football is clearly rife as 46 per cent have an interest in it, with men more so than women.And 43 per cent think the growing interest in the women’s game is great for the sport as a whole.When comparing genders, 54 per cent don’t think female footballers are given the same level of recognition as their male counterparts.As a result, 49 per cent of those with kids would encourage their daughter to follow or play the game as much as they would encourage their son.Three in 10 said their daughter plays compared to a quarter who has a son who takes part in the sport, and a further 39 per cent has a little girl who already supports a particular team.It also emerged 59 per cent of those polled have been in love with the game since they were a child, with 58 per cent encouraging their little one to support their favourite team.The study, carried out via OnePoll, found Fran Kirby, Lucy Bronze and Steph Houghton are the most familiar names within the game.RecommendedAmazon Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals 2022: Confirmed dates and early offers on consoles, games and more‘This isn’t tennis’ – crowd split over fiery match between Kyrgios and TsitsipasLove Island: Michael Owen reacts to daughter Gemma in infamous heart rate challengeWhile Alex Scott, Sam Kerr and Fran Kirby are the top three players those polled would most like to see play.Chloe Smith added: “As a proud partner of the Lionesses, we’re playing our part this summer to roar them on to success.”“Through our #SupportHer campaign, we’re inspiring the nation to go full England fan, because you’re not you if you’re only half supporting England.”TOP 30 SIGNS YOU’RE A TRUE FOOTBALL FAN1 Login
Complaining about VAR Sbobet
Being inconsolable all weekend if your team loses26 Usdt
Taking a day off work to watch a match23 Fishing
Going to away games and not just home games16 Cagayan
Playing the game yourself – even Sunday league3 Lazada
Owning a full kit7 Peraplay
Having pictures/prints/framed shirts up in your home21 Casinoin
Knowing the ins and outs of players from different teams from 30 years ago12 Betso
Knowing the number of trophies each team has won27 Panalo
Owning multiple football shirts5 888casino
Knowing where all the stadiums are in different cities9 Gcash
Collecting souvenirs / merch for your club19 Pogo
Being able to easily explain the offside rule6 Warriors
Having a house full of your team’s merch – mugs, scarves etc29 Bingo