docker-p Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it.
saint_stevo Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 it was fun for the first couple. Really worthy of a thread to moan about this on a day like today?
ooohTerryHurlock Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 .... and the grump of the day award goes to.......!!!!!!
Nexstar Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Boo hoo it didn't encourage the team when we won 4-1... We were 3-0 up and cruising, we had some fun.
Arizona Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Drinking warm lager doesn't encourage the team either. I'm taking a guess that you did that anyway. I enjoyed the wave TBH. Bit different. Certainly better than 'encouraging' the team by endlessly telling them how much we hate Pompey.
JB Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Mexican Waves are embarrassing. As are jester hats and grown men in face paints. But today was a day out for everyone, and everyone should be allowed to enjoy themselves in the way they see fit. Even if it means not watching the game and shouting woooooooooo with their hands in the air :-/
woodfc Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. + 1
Saint_Jonny Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. Miserable bellend. Im 21 but 5 on the inside and loved it and booing the Carlisle fans was fun too. Fook off.
saint_stevo Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 i found people turning round and singing at the rest of the fans with back to the game more annoying and w*nky tbh. But then i do most weeks. Think jb hits the nail on the head tbh
swastika eyes Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 I cringed when i saw the tw*ts on the top tier doing it. I was so glad i was lower down in the more expensive seats. Statistically the cheaper the seat the more likelihood of face paints, mexican waves, jesters hats etc. Always worth spending the extra few bob.
Mark Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. Spot one mate!
SuperMikey Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 What a bunch of miserable c*nts. Sorry for enjoying the day out and having a bit of crowd participation.
ponto1963 Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Well my teenage boys loved it (I quite enjoyed it too) . If you you don't then stay sitting. But it looked to me that a great proportion of Saints fan did enjoy it. Great Day Out :-) It amazes me how some people can turn such a great day into a moaning session,
notnowcato Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 3 nil up at Wembley is as good a time as any for the Mexican wave.
S-Clarke Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 what was the problem? after the 158th time it was a bit boring, but it was a good laugh - are we just supposed to sit around and wait for FT? the game was won by then.
Um Bongo Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 If you want to take part, then do so. If you don't, then don't. Who are you to question what other people do? People celebrate in different ways.
latter day saint Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 was a bunch of moany old farts! sorry for enjoying myself & having a laugh. do you spend all day worrying wot others think of you? who gives a toss as long as your enjoying yourself. by the way we were winning at the time,easily & were celebrating. ffs.
Hatch Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Worst part of the day. Shows that we still have lower division fans.
trousers Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 The Mexican wave was less futile than this thread. Fact.
St Steve Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Mexican waves are for happy clappy face paint wearing replica kit buy saddos.
bigchrisy Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 You are the biggest moron on the planet. A happy day for everyone involved in the club and you make a statement like that, shame on you.
Griffo Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 How can a middle aged man feel respectable with a jester hat on, face paint and a flag? Surely they feel a bit of a tit? Whoever it was that said what else was there to do when 3 goals up, well we hardly sang properly apart from the same three songs today, so singing would have actually been a good thing to do to support the team and pass the time.
Ziggy Stardust Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 How sad of you to post negative stuff against Saints fans enjoying themselves on a day like today. By the time it started, the game was all but won. Harmless fun - and fun it was. Better than singing about that lot down the road! That hardly encourages our players. Lighten up!
brmbrm Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Bad fans, wussn't they docker? Didn't have 8 pints of warm lager instide them. Plastics. Don't know how to support the lads. Mexican wave. Fooey
MongoNeil Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Jees, I really can't believe this forum sometimes, what a miserable c*ck. I'm 30 next month and loved the wave, if ever there was a time and a place that was it. Only did a few though as got a bit repetitive. Was also funny booing their fans for not joining in ;-)
trousers Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Mexican waves are for happy clappy face paint wearing replica kit buy saddos. Whereas anti-Mexican wave posters are top blokes
hypochondriac Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Lol. I thought it was fun. I was behind the goal so didn't join in though. Lighten up everyone.
tonibell Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Miserable sod.... what does the P stand for in docker-p could it be plonker
once_bitterne Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. I normally disagree with everything you say. But not this....
saintkiptanui Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 The internet was designed for c*nts who need to moan, get a f*ckin life docker.
CWD Posted 28 March, 2010 Posted 28 March, 2010 massive lol at this thread. Only on this forum could someone find something to moan about when we win a Wembley final! It was brilliant fun, my apologies for enjoying my day at Wembley. plonker
LVSaint Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Suprised that anyone complaining about a mexican wave that lasted no more than a couple of minutes, would have turned up to a Mickey Mouse final in the first place.
saint J Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. stupid little **** sucking p3nis head! it's f-in Wembley and a good day for the kids (obviously not including you) ***t!!!!
niceandfriendly Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 I feel really embarrassed for the OP of this thread. Man, I genuinely feel sad for you.
Ruffo Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 My 8yo daughter gets bored of the footy so at least this keeps her entertained while I can watch the game.
saintkiptanui Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Worst part of the day. Shows that we still have lower division fans.You bell end.
The9 Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. I knew we'd agree on something if I was on here long enough. I hate Mexican waves, they are for w@nkers, and performed by w@nkers and plastics.
Essruu Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 My 8yo daughter gets bored of the footy so at least this keeps her entertained while I can watch the game. Unbelievable. Why the hell would anyone take an 8yr old Who gets bored of football, to Wembley. A proper non-Mexican Waving supporter was deprived of a ticket so that an 8yr old, who wasn't interested, could join in a Mexican Wave. You could've let her mum take her to The Disney Shop or something. We had great seats in the front tow of the upper tier by choice in the first ticket release: fantastic view, but as the rest of seats for the last ticket sales were in the upper tier, we definitely had more than our fair share of the JCL, plastic, face-painted jester brigade. It's these people (plus kids) who think Mexican Waves are a fun thing to do at football.
jasoneuelllfanclub Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Great day all in all. Two things that annoyed me was the constant amount of people getting out there seats to go to the concourse area. Particulary when there was a free kick or corner about to be taken. People that left there seat 5-10 mins before half time and got back late missed a couple of goals - never understand why people do this! The mexican wave was really annoying. I paid £34 to watch a football match not to have people getting standing up blocking my view every minute or so. I am not a party pooper just mexican waves should be saved for tennis at wimbledon or something.
Ewell Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Mexican Waves are not big or clever. I am pleased to say us posh gits in Club Wembley did not get involved! Get some class people!
bungle Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Mexican Waves are sh*t. It was rather embarrassing.
Wes Tender Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 Why do it? it doesn't encourage the team. It does nothing other than make the participants look like ***ts. All respect to the Carlisle fans who ignored it. Why do anything? Why not stay at home if you weren't going to enjoy being there and participating? What is it with you anyway? Was it below your dignity? Does it make you feel you feel superior, criticising others for enjoying themselves in whatever way they see fit? So it doesn't encourage the players in your opinion; but then again, it doesn't do any harm as far as I can see and IMO it unites us as a club because it gives a feeling of belonging, of shared experience. Fine bit of work Dicken's "A Christmas Carol", eh? You must model yourself on his Scrooge, pre-conversion.
Wes Tender Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 We had great seats in the front tow of the upper tier by choice in the first ticket release: fantastic view, but as the rest of seats for the last ticket sales were in the upper tier, we definitely had more than our fair share of the JCL, plastic, face-painted jester brigade. It's these people (plus kids) who think Mexican Waves are a fun thing to do at football. And if you thought to look a bit further than the end of your nose, these are also the people who will quite possibly have enjoyed their first experience of an important Saints win so much, that they become life-long supporters. Still, carry on sneering if you don't think that there's any substance in what I say.
Dog Posted 29 March, 2010 Posted 29 March, 2010 As I was making my way up Baker Street after the game, I saw these bunch of ****s at it too.
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