Nick
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Not sure I could do it!
Spare a thought for the teachers who have to spend hours in a classroom with kids like these with no back up and "you can't touch me, speak to me like that, I won't come to your detention, my dad will batter you" etc etc
There was a kid in a red shirt with a cap on, he was the one pushed to the floor..
I only know the Ginger one who I am addressing with..
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I also know of the ginger one and will see him later today so will have a quiet word In his ear for being a complete bellend yesterday.
Robbo I didn't know that's what happened I never saw the kid get pushed, just thought you was acting out of character not that I know you but have seen you several games and never seen you act in an aggressive manner before.
Also like to add a comment on this west end fanatics. Please tell me it's not all you younger ones starting that up. Most was in dipers when the WT was at its best Ffs.
It's the bloody somalians
Closely followed by the East Europeans.
Or was it the East Europeans doing the following.
Can't remember.
The best line in a film EVER, well, apart from another which I'll also put here, was in an old black and white gangster film from the forties, it was on TCM or something and the film was full of those kind of phrases. Anyway, they had this bloke on a roof who'd been grassing to the feds and they were asking him to confess and he was giving it all the "I ain't done nothin' Johnny, I wouldn't tell on ya", and Johnny didn't believe him see (they said the word see a lot at the end of every sentence) and he pushed him off the roof and said "he can sing like a canary let's see if he can fly like one". He couldn't.
Second best line in a film is from The Three Amigos.
Her: I was thinking later, you could kiss me on the veranda
Him: no, the lips will be fine.
:slap:For film fans the reference to canaries singing and flying was mobster Lee J Cobb in
On the waterfront 1954 with Marlon Brando
Says the bloke too scared to drink in bulkington lol. Stick to trying be funny on the net. Real world is a scary place at times
And another silly post. Word obsessed comes to mind
Word obsessed is a better "silly post" than the keyboard warrior oddly abusing someone else for being the same.
Are you for real? Dunno where you get the keyboard warrior tag from? I'm open as anyone about where I drink, what games I go to, where I sit etc... Unlike yourself I'm not someone who takes this site seriously. You seem to spend your whole life on here and bring up random shit what has no relation to the thread. Quite sad really
The thread is embarrassing.
The club should issue an apology on behalf of the so called fans and then ban them for a few games and make an example of them.
Such behaviour should not be tolerated.
Anybody notice any fake shirts at yesterday's game ?
Nope, quite the opposite, a sea of sky blue and white striped 15/16 shirts.
Hope Just Sport aren't taking too much of a cut!!!
You mean the ones there to watch football? Is singing pathetic songs a must for any football fan now?Does make me laugh that the ones who are getting so wound up about the kids are the ones who sit in the middle of the tesco stand and make no attempt to create an atmosphere.
Sadly, a group of youngsters singing under the scoreboard are all that is left atmosphere wise and without them it would be silent. I used to sit up in the corner when the average age was a lot higher than it is now, but unfortunately they have all fucked off.
You mean the ones there to watch football? Is singing pathetic songs a must for any football fan now?
You mean the ones there to watch football? Is singing pathetic songs a must for any football fan now?
You mean the ones there to watch football? Is singing pathetic songs a must for any football fan now?
That's not what he is saying Nick, most fans will know that Blocks 15-17 are the only ones that make the atmosphere, at times there are some horrific songs, sometimes you get it right for instance the home fixture against Oldham towards the back end of last season, no one is saying singing for any football fan is a necessity but I do think those who sing are more likely to be victimised by others.
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Why is it, likes of you, torch, Grendel etc... Love to slate fellow fans. You moan there isn't enough coming them you slag off our fans. Yet see the owners as blameless and never say a bad word.
Behave yourself. Victimised? Only person I can see victimised is a 70 year old steward who probably couldn't tie up his own shoe laces. People really shouldn't throw stones if they live in glass houses, are you seriously acting a victim?
If you want to go to a football match and spend the game with your back to it while you lead the silly song brigade then it is up to you. If you want to be the self appointed leader of a gang of kids then it is up to you what you do in your spare time.
I like going to watch the game of football rather than trying to be cool singing songs about dead people who touched kids or how to shag somebody. It is just personal preference.
If people want to sing CCFC football songs then fair play to them! If people want to go and sing in our coventry homes then fair play to them, it is part of football isn't it? I do think people need to realise it isn't the San Siro and they aren't hooligans or "ultras".
I never said I was playing the victim card, you're taking my words out of context, also why keep referring to an event in which I've apologised for?
People go to the Football for different reasons and that's absolutely fine, but you have to respect that even if you don't believe in it.
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Behave yourself. Victimised? Only person I can see victimised is a 70 year old steward who probably couldn't tie up his own shoe laces. People really shouldn't throw stones if they live in glass houses, are you seriously acting a victim?
If you want to go to a football match and spend the game with your back to it while you lead the silly song brigade then it is up to you. If you want to be the self appointed leader of a gang of kids then it is up to you what you do in your spare time.
I like going to watch the game of football rather than trying to be cool singing songs about dead people who touched kids or how to shag somebody. It is just personal preference.
If people want to sing CCFC football songs then fair play to them! If people want to go and sing in our coventry homes then fair play to them, it is part of football isn't it? I do think people need to realise it isn't the San Siro and they aren't hooligans or "ultras".
The old " Your mums your dad" song we used to sing about Leicester raised a smile on my face.
Tears literally used to roll down my face I was cringing that much at grown men getting excited about Leicester being inbred, yet the words to the song made absolutely no sense whatsoever.
"What do we think of Leicester..."
Now that is the most pathetic City song ever!
Why is it, likes of you, torch, Grendel etc... Love to slate fellow fans. You moan there isn't enough coming them you slag off our fans. Yet see the owners as blameless and never say a bad word.
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