Got a tattoo on your forehead?

Travelled 5, 000 miles to watch them play?

Bunked off school to catch the game on tv?

Cancelled a date cos the match was on tv?

Spent a months pocket money on buying a replica shirt?

Fallen out with your best friend over a rivalry argument?

I'm sure there will be plenty of extremes, big and small, but....

What is the most extreme thing you have done for the love of your club?

Not a lot but I've just scheduled classes for next quarter and I've made sure Monday - Thursday I have gaps in the afternoons so I won't have to miss any midweek games....
Also called off sick a few times this winter so as to not miss a Wolfsburg match.... I'm still young, plenty of time to do "crazy" stuff for my clubs.

I often stay up til 5am to watch English Premiership games here in NZ, especially if my beloved Liverpool are playing

Staying up late to watch games, although I have school the next morning (will get my required sleep time at school lol). Leaving school early to catch Champions League games, Saving up my lunch money to get a replica Jersey. That is all I have for now

For me it's the traveling. I travelled about 6000 miles last year to get to the bridge and watch Chelsea play

Once skipped the chance to get high and wasted on a private beach to get inland and travel 2 hours one way to find a TV for the Brazil v France game in 06'. Not my proudest moment.

I also only date Russian girls

Smashed a TV after Italy lost to France in Euro. Though its not for the love of my club. Its still the most extreme thing done after watching a football match. If its gaming, I've smashed countless controllers after I lost

Um, sneaked into the locker room and spat on the inter short in my friends bag, I was found out, not that extreme (he spat in my chelsea socks)

I doubt that those who do the craziest of things exchange their experiences online. They leave it for the local pub. Bummer.

I have been fired from a job (not that I liked it that much anyway) for sneaking out of the office to watch the games. It was a repeated offense

Not too crazy, but I switch days of my classes so that I can watch games, am getting a tattoo, schedule dates around playing schedules, and uh.... Well the last one in are rated, so just make up something scandalous in your mind.

Oh, and I put in for graveyard shift so that I can watch games and not worry about work

My mate quit his job because they wouldn't give him the day off when Scotland played Brazil in the opening game of the world cup!
I nearly walked out the same day but then my boss decided to send me home early!
Have dodged work a few times to watch Rangers play, used to spend all my wages going to Ibrox and getting drunk!

I sold my ticket to Rock Werchter (a 300, 000 ppl festival here in Belgium) because of the WC last year, even though I'm a huge music fan as well. Know thy priorities.

I have had numerous fights (heated discussions would be a better description) with friends over the quality of Messi over the years. I've been claiming he can outshine any other player there has ever been since he was 19 and only now most of my friends agree. Or they stopped caring, haha. It came to a point where I secretly upped Messi's skills in their playstation football games and pretended to know nothing about it.

I flew to Barcelona on a weekend city-trip in the 2006-2007 season to meet my girlfriend at the time who was studying there, and could only think of the Barça-Valencia game that weekend. I remember thinking Villa would make a fine addition to FCB, haha.

Not that extreme, but I have a Barça scarf draped around my desk chair and a flag of FCB signed by Iniesta, Puyol, Xavi, Alves, Messi and Valdes.

I consistently prefer watching Barça games to going out, which none of my friends get; even the one who is a professional footballer, and the one who works for the Belgian football committee.

I stay up 'til the early hours several times a week to discuss footy and read up about EPL, La Liga and Bundesliga news and my homepage is igoogle filled with links to football sites.

Like every proper fan, I genuinely feel exalted when Barça does well, and after the game against Arsenal this week, I slept for 12 hours and became feverish even though I rarely ever get sick.

That pretty much sums it up for me.
Edit: I just realized that half of those things aren't extreme at all, but I figured they're worth mentioning

That was my brother wedding. Liverpool was playing against A. [C.] Milan. I dissappeared for 3 hours. I watched the game. I said I m going to airport to bring my aunt. She had to wait a little. (for 2 hours) guys I am not a bad guy but I just don't want to miss this chance

Last season I had real fight with my mom cos she wanted to watch "film fare award" but on the same day it was manchester vs liverpool at anfield....

And I was not going to miss that at any cost.... So we had real fight on who is goin to watch the t. V
But we had a pact.... We'll watch ten minutes each.... Although I didn't missed the winning moment when n'gog scored the winning goal last season....

And that was the first time I fought with my mom....

I once rode a cannonball all the way from Japan to the Emirates....It was exhilarating......



Seriously though, I once pretended my older sister was getting married to take a few days off and then ran away to England to see Arsenal play West Ham and left England a day after. Don't know the distance but that's a little extreme right?