I know many reasons will be geographical but there may still be some interesting stories.
For me, I amazingly used to detest football, but in 2004 I decided that I should support a football team after fluking a match on FIFA 04 (wasn't that a great game? - actually, it was crap). So, being a ten year-old boy, I could do nothing but jump on the bandwagon and start supporting Arsenal in 2004 (when they were actually winning something!!). So, from then on, I was hooked on football - but I wanted to see a live match. As Arsenal was a 50-mile trip and a few hundred quid away, me and my Dad went to watch the little known team called MK Dons at the National Hockey Stadium. Ever since, I was hooked, and me and my Dad have been going to as many games as possible since. The matchday experience got a whole lot better after moving to Stadium:MK - like watching a live match on your sofa! But the higlight for me was seeing the mighty Dons winning the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in 2008 at Wembley - a great day. It helps that the Dons play some nice football.
For me, I amazingly used to detest football, but in 2004 I decided that I should support a football team after fluking a match on FIFA 04 (wasn't that a great game? - actually, it was crap). So, being a ten year-old boy, I could do nothing but jump on the bandwagon and start supporting Arsenal in 2004 (when they were actually winning something!!). So, from then on, I was hooked on football - but I wanted to see a live match. As Arsenal was a 50-mile trip and a few hundred quid away, me and my Dad went to watch the little known team called MK Dons at the National Hockey Stadium. Ever since, I was hooked, and me and my Dad have been going to as many games as possible since. The matchday experience got a whole lot better after moving to Stadium:MK - like watching a live match on your sofa! But the higlight for me was seeing the mighty Dons winning the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in 2008 at Wembley - a great day. It helps that the Dons play some nice football.