Readers debate football loyalty after an article about changing allegiances. One writer says Millwall remains his main club but argues that affection for other teams can grow through friendships, family and memorable matches, while another insists switching sides risks being labelled a “plastic fan”.

A QPR supporter takes a more personal view, describing decades of loyalty shaped by local identity, family memories and shared suffering through poor results, promotions and relegations. The letters mention Millwall, Tottenham, Arsenal, Freiburg, Celtic, Gala Fairydean Rovers and QPR, illustrating how supporters’ attachments can be both exclusive and varied.