Those who chose their club by picking someone successful will never enjoy success as much as anyone who supports a club due to family or area ties.
It's the active choice that seperates those who 'get it' from those who do not. It's all too easy to follow success, it's when success comes to those who have been through the mill following their respective clubs that you then realise what it means to actually win. That JPT final felt more of an occasion to me then the european cup final did to the 'plastic' friends of mine... they admitted it themselves.
There is also an element of familiarity bringing contempt. If you win all the time it will be accepted as normality. There was a very different tone on here after promotion to the Premier League after 3 years of winning 60% of matches compared to the old S4E days where defeats were taken with a little more pragmatism.
I do also agree with a lot of what Turkish said, I also hope that he isn't being sarcastic.... sometimes it's tricky to tell.