Who do you cheer for? The home team or your relative who plays for the other team?

Question

Who do you cheer for? The home team or your relative who plays for the other team?

Answer 1

Root for your relative and hope that he does well.

Answer 2

the home team

Answer 3

Some of this depends on what age level your talking about.

In high school, the kids you go to school with would make life difficult if they saw you cheering against the home team.

Most of all you want your relative to have a good game, but the rest of their team to suck. Let people know it is your relative and then they may understand.

In college, nobody sitting around you knows you, or cares.

Answer 4

Hope that your home team wins. Hope that your realitive plays well stays healthy and loses gracefully.

Answer 5

You wear your relative's jersey to the game and sit with your home town fans.

Then, when they are throwing popcorn at you and dumping their drinks over your head, you point out your relative and tell them he is one of your "peoples".

Answer 6

my team if my relative is facing them ill just tell my relative good luck ur not gonna make it

Answer 7

Cheer for your favorite team to win but also cheer for your relative to make some big plays. If he plays defense hope he gets an int or a sack. If offense hope it's a high scoring game and he gets 2 touchdowns. It's that simple.

Answer 8

both

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Answer 9

Cheer for your home team but cheer for your relative just not your relatives team

Answer 10

I live in Germany, but I cheer for Jacksonville because I know Rashean Mathis.