Don't think post I'm replying to mentioned anything about naturalization.

Mar 14, 2019
4:50:12pm

mik3 All-American

I can see the rational for those that renounced their previous citizenship, though I'd still disagree: sports allegiances aren't a civic duty or indicative of patriotism.

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Soccer cheering etiquette in the USA is as easy as cheering for BYU.

RSL Muy guapo

3/14/19 3:30pm

"How to assure a life of misery in every sport there is" by RSL

Odysseus

3/14/19 3:33pm

RE: "How to assure a life of misery in every sport there is" by RSL

RSL

3/14/19 3:34pm

My cheering etiquette:

chilango

3/14/19 3:40pm

what if my #2 is my #16? asking for a friend

Dissenter

3/14/19 3:41pm

#16 is always #16. It’s the only exception to #1 or #2.

chilango

3/14/19 3:42pm

Solid list except for #10

StantonMac

3/14/19 3:44pm

You have 6, 8, 9, 10 all way too low. And 5 is WAY too high. I'll forgive 7 but not 5.

RSL

3/14/19 3:44pm

Should be 1 > 2 > 3 > Europe (except France, Spain/Italy/Germany), > rest of the

unctoothman

3/14/19 7:50pm

No, Europe is like the SEC of world soccer, I cheer for all other continents

chilango

3/14/19 8:06pm

I don't want to get into it again but Germany plays attractive soccer generally.

JmThms

3/15/19 1:17am

My cheering etiquette :

JmThms

3/15/19 1:39am

RE: Soccer cheering etiquette in the USA is as easy as cheering for BYU.

mik3

3/14/19 3:48pm

RE: Soccer cheering etiquette in the USA is as easy as cheering for BYU.

RSL

3/14/19 3:49pm

If you live in the USA and are staying here permanently you shouldn't be

J-Rod

3/14/19 4:06pm

I disagree. I’ve lived in a number of foreign countries, but wouldn’t cheer for

chilango

3/14/19 4:08pm

See that's different than the scenario I am explaining, I am talking about

J-Rod

3/14/19 5:37pm

Makes no difference, your home country will always be your home country.

chilango

3/14/19 5:38pm

Disagree. If heaven forbid I had to move to Mexico for the rest of my life, I would ALWAYS cheer for the USA.

RSL

3/14/19 4:13pm

I'm not saying if you had to, I am saying if you chose to

J-Rod

3/14/19 5:35pm

If I choose to move to Belgium to support my family, i'm still going to cheer for the US.

RSL

3/14/19 5:37pm

Would you expect US expats to renounce any American things just because they

mik3

3/14/19 4:14pm

Depends. Did they become citizens and renounce their US citizenship?

TriggerWarning

3/14/19 4:34pm

Don't think post I'm replying to mentioned anything about naturalization.

mik3

3/14/19 4:50pm

I didn't necessarily point out naturalization but it is definitely one aspect...

J-Rod

3/14/19 5:45pm

Nope. You should almost never trade out your original rooting interest.

messi

3/14/19 4:34pm

Here are the rules.

TriggerWarning

3/14/19 4:36pm

If those are the rules

StantonMac

3/14/19 4:45pm

That's not comparing apples to apples...invalid comparison

J-Rod

3/14/19 5:47pm

Lame argument. Citizenship has little if anything to do with rooting interest.

chilango

3/14/19 5:40pm

Agree. But one can have an allegiance to a former country of origin, it should

JmThms

3/14/19 4:43pm

Fair enough

J-Rod

3/14/19 5:48pm

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