Sitting with the opposition fans?

[Baddar]

I'm not quite cut from the same cloth as Martin O'Neill, but there's no way I could contain my excitement if United scored a goal at an important time. I'd be getting chinned in no time.

[Gazz]

Imagine being Robbie Keane, he can sit anywhere and be amongst the supporters of his boyhood club.

[Colly]

Ditto Lineker.

[Lineker]

[Gorka]

Eleven year old me sat next to Gillingham fans in the game that Swansea had to win to be promoted. I promised I wouldn't celebrate, but Bauza scored, leading to me cheering. That was followed by a moment of realization to which I tried to cover up the celebration by pretending I was enjoying a well crafted goal by sitting down and clapping, muttering "good goal..good goal". At halftime, it turned out the row in front of us were all Swansea fans too.

Sat with Liverpool fans this year and it was pretty grim watching Swansea lose by five goals.

[PhilParentRXPW]

The Bruins fans coming to the Bell Center during the playoffs have balls, I'll tell you that much. Showing up in a small group of 3-4 to cheer for the team the 22000 drunk Quebecers in the arena aren't cheering for is bad enough, but they're often quite loud and belligerent too.

AND if the Habs lose (OR win, it's like the lottery) they might just be stuck in a riot after the game.

[Lowerdeck]

This is what happens when you have tons of assholes with money five hours and a passport away.

But good lord there were way too many Blackhawks fans running around in Boston acting like they owned the goddamn place.