I see the way most fans argue in this section, with so much energy.. They support these teams with much enthusiasm, and even when the teams are failing (like what happened to Liverpool in the past and what Manchester United is currently going through), the keen interest is still there, even though on a low.

Taking a look at the players and coaches, coaches especially, it's a different case entirely.. Using Mou as the case study, at Chelsea, he never liked Man United, then he became manager at Old Trafford and it seemed like he had to review his stand, and now he's with Spurs, with that same energy he had at Stamford Bridge.. There are other coaches and players who have been loyal to their jobs rather than to the clubs; they support none.

My findings:
Club fans are like political supporters, we can argue, fight, kill and die for what we support, while players and coaches are like the politicians, they are never loyal.. and they are the ones who get paid..

And I begin to wonder,,, why do we really support teams, with so much loyalty, without any reason and would even hate and pray for the downfall of other stronger teams?