Who is your second team?

What other EPL team do you like, and why?

I'll be keeping an eye on Norwich this season, hope to see Chris Hughton do well there.

Also got a lot of time for Everton and Moyes.

West Ham is a bit of a conundrum for me - good to see our old strikeforce of Nolan & Carroll, and they are my local team (I live in East London) and a good few of my mates are supporters. But I absolutely, utterly ****ing detest Fat Sam, and I really, really would love to see him fail totally and completely.

I also dislike Spurs and Liverpool - because so many of their fans are ****s.

 

Not PL, but Peterborough, they're my Dads team

 

Jueventus

 

Torquay.

 

Always maintained that I'd be an Arsenal fan if NUFC never existed. The way they've played football throughout the Wenger era is sometimes delightful. Not so much lately which is good for us!

 

I've never had a second team, but I've always liked to see local teams do well. Whether its in the prem, lower leagues or non league I always look out for their results. I even like to see the unwashed do ok, as long as we're better. Would be a bit nervous about them getting in Europe tho incase they drew Milan and ruined the song!

 

Newcastle reserves and outside of Newcastle, Gateshead.

 

This season.. swansea.
I agree that Fat Sham is ****ing vile piece of man blubber.

 

Can't stand Fat Sham. Pity two of our old boys did such a good job for him today. Just see the smug look on his face on the box tonight.
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Andy Carroll set up two goals on an impressive debut as West Ham cruised to victory against woeful Fulham.

Carroll dominated the away defence and set the Hammers on the way after 53 seconds when his header let Ricardo Vaz Te tee up Kevin Nolan to fire home.

Winston Reid powered in a free header from a corner to make it 2-0.

Carroll, who later limped off with a tight hamstring, also played a part in the Matt Taylor strike which wrapped up back-to-back home Premier League wins.

Carroll, who has joined on a season-long loan, left the Upton Park pitch to a standing ovation after 68 minutes and is likely to miss England's upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Moldova and Ukraine.
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But by that time the £35m forward had already played a huge part in a victory that was secured with a rampant first half-display by the home side.

Carroll was undoubtedly the catalyst, with his physical threat and aerial presence giving the Hammers a cutting edge and creating a platform for Taylor, Mohamed Diame and the excellent Vaz Te to run at a constantly exposed home defence.

That was evident within a minute as Carroll's header allowed Vaz Te time to pick out Nolan, who drilled a fabulous first-time finish back across Mark Schwarzer and in at the far post.

 

Good choice

 

Mandy injured on £75k per week... At a club he doesnt want to be at.
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You would say that though.

 

Celtic had a teacher who was a fanatic but also a great teacher and Roma loved Francesco Totti.

 

.... I'm not biased in any way

 

Enjoyed my visits to Coventry, Derby, Posh and Preston when we were in the Championship.

 

Colchester United.

On the end of a 4-0 drubbing by Tranmere today though


Edit: Obviously, Colchester are not an EPL side, which was the original question. Sorry

 

Hearts are the other 'Premier League' team I follow.

 

Big Celtic follower. Will probably be going to their CL games this year. Unbelievable atmosphere.

 

I sense a new secondary-rivalry between us now!

 

York City. Local team and always want them to do well.