I’m in my 40s and I can assure you that negativity has been a consistent feature of my experience watching the city too.We’ve got some youngish lads behind us (early 20’s) one particularly has it in for Waghorn but also calls Dabo a “lazy prick” and is just constantly negative.
Can’t imagine how bad it’s going to get when we do inevitably have a bad game or two. I think the trouble is a lot of us in our 20’s have grown up with the atmosphere being pretty much constantly negative that some have found it difficult to drop that as the default setting.
That ref was awful one of those you could just see giving Posh a sloppy penalty.I thought we were booing the ref at HT not the team.
Was great to see the CBS Arena so full and rocking last night but I nearly snapped at the guy sitting behind me.
For some inexplicable reason he had taken against Ian Maatsen, slagging him of at every opportunity. Without exaggeration he called him 'the work experience boy' every time he was on the ball. Moaning he never tackles (mental) shouting he should stick to his age group!?!
Even stated he had ment his cut back for the goal as shot.
The mind boggles what people like that get from going to a match, fancy slagging off your own player when you are 3 nil up and top of the league.
Anyone else stuck near a clueless boob?
This is a nightmare .My daughter came out on Friday moaning about the kid sat behind her, kicking her seat, “talking absolute nonsense for 90 minutes non stop”. So proud of her, she’s a proper fan
I don't mind that too much, as I just think that 'well it's their first game so hey ho.'The one's who make you get up to let them into their seat and then proceed all the way to their seat 3 in from the other end of the block.
The one's who make you get up to let them into their seat and then proceed all the way to their seat 3 in from the other end of the block.
a lorry driver holding a croissant and a little pot of jam?This is a nightmare .
I was ready to floor a continental lorry driver doing this through the Chunnel years ago, absolutely infuriating disturbance to my mojo.
People who spend the entire game waving to their mate. The stadiums two thirds full mate just go sit by them.
Not quite more like some salami, Chianti or cherozo and rioja.a lorry driver holding a croissant and a little pot of jam?
Although I have been known to get the occasional Parisian to quieten down before they're ejected from the bar.a lorry driver holding a croissant and a little pot of jam?
Get a box between 12 only about £490 each.As well as singing sections and family sections and distanced sections, can we have an “actually here to watch the game” section?
How shall I say this? There is a very, very large guy at then end of my row and when he stands up to letyou pass there's still hardly any room to get passed. You almost feel like you are toppling into the row below before you get passed him.Oh yeah, while we're at it, the fuckwits that straight up blank you after you've stood up to let them past. Probably the same knobs who drive on the inside lane of the ring road at 30
Was great to see the CBS Arena so full and rocking last night but I nearly snapped at the guy sitting behind me.
For some inexplicable reason he had taken against Ian Maatsen, slagging him of at every opportunity. Without exaggeration he called him 'the work experience boy' every time he was on the ball. Moaning he never tackles (mental) shouting he should stick to his age group!?!
Even stated he had ment his cut back for the goal as shot.
The mind boggles what people like that get from going to a match, fancy slagging off your own player when you are 3 nil up and top of the league.
Anyone else stuck near a clueless boob?
I like a drink as much as the next man, but last few games I've not bothered at half time, given the quality on the pitch.Anyway, what’s the 35th minute fire drill all about? Every game now.
And now, snce I’ve had my hip op, I can trip you up with my stick too…How shall I say this? There is a very, very large guy at then end of my row and when he stands up to letyou pass there's still hardly any room to get passed. You almost feel like you are toppling into the row below before you get passed him.
How shall I say this? There is a very, very large guy at then end of my row and when he stands up to letyou pass there's still hardly any room to get passed. You almost feel like you are toppling into the row below before you get passed him.
It was the Luton scoutI was in the scaredy cat Cov-id Block 31.
To my left was a bloke on his own who never joined in any song or showed any hint of enjoyment throughout the game. When I jumped up at the second goal i glanced across and he clapped half heartedly twice, without any expression on his face. Glanced at his watch several times halfway through the second half , got a pie and left with 15 minutes left. Very odd behaviour. Almost as if he was serving community service!
Was great to see the CBS Arena so full and rocking last night but I nearly snapped at the guy sitting behind me.
For some inexplicable reason he had taken against Ian Maatsen, slagging him of at every opportunity. Without exaggeration he called him 'the work experience boy' every time he was on the ball. Moaning he never tackles (mental) shouting he should stick to his age group!?!
Even stated he had ment his cut back for the goal as shot.
The mind boggles what people like that get from going to a match, fancy slagging off your own player when you are 3 nil up and top of the league.
Anyone else stuck near a clueless boob?
Hope it's been approved by the Wasps safety officer!And now, snce I’ve had my hip op, I can trip you up with my stick too…
I held on to it when I was falling forward!It wasn’t his stomach that was taking up the space.
I was in the scaredy cat Cov-id Block 31.
To my left was a bloke on his own who never joined in any song or showed any hint of enjoyment throughout the game. When I jumped up at the second goal i glanced across and he clapped half heartedly twice, without any expression on his face. Glanced at his watch several times halfway through the second half , got a pie and left with 15 minutes left. Very odd behaviour. Almost as if he was serving community service!
Recall one of our lot at Villa Park shouting "Big Nose" to Andy Townsend, and then "Ah! He looked!" We all cracked up at that one.Not so much a moaning fan but I had some guy behind me against Peterborough who would pick out a distinctive feature on an opposing player and shout it towards them. We were close to the pitch.
E.g. he constantly shouted "beard" at their RW and "ponytail" at their GK. Part of me wanted beard to score a consolation
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