JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Stonewall's top 3 gay-friendly employers 1. Lloyds TSB 2. Hampshire Constabulary 3. Brighton & Hove City Council http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/7815419.stm#blq-main Hahahaha what are the odds that Mr borrows is a keen member of hants constabulary gay, lesbian and transgender group?!
Turkish Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 What happened to Maverick? He left the American Air Force after Goose died and became a sports agent, a barrister and a Samaruai Warrior, amounst other things.
Rut Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 I'd heard that SFC were gonna blast 'Now He's a Poof' by the Macc Lads out of the PA on Sat. I suppose they'll have to change their minds now.
dune Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Hahahaha what are the odds that Mr borrows is a keen member of hants constabulary gay, lesbian and transgender group?! ha ha, made me think of the police academy film and the blue oyster club.
John B Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 If they ever ban the word 'c**t' from grounds then I'll be done with football. Football authorities need to get a grip, this is just pathetic. Yes you are pathetic Most people go to football matches to watch the game not abuse other watchers
hackedoff Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 This is what keeps decent people away from football. Dirty songs,punch-ups, litter and noise. Disgusting.
JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 This is what keeps decent people away from football. Dirty songs,punch-ups, litter and noise. Disgusting. Hahahaha yes these decent people are much better off sticking to rugger.
dune Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 As a gesture of our tollerance I think the players should do a pre match lap of the pitch to this. They could even choreograph it with moves and stuff.
dubai_phil Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 ha ha, made me think of the police academy film and the blue oyster club. Which for some strange reason came to mind last Friday while I was watching the guys dancing with Britney on stage in scabi dhabi (It WAS a free ticket)
DJ_TOAST Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 As a gesture of our tollerance I think the players should do a pre match lap of the pitch to this. They could even choreograph it with moves and stuff. hate that song. whenever I hear it I just think of midgets, trannies, people in leather, fatties, people on x factor and other weirdos.
scotty Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Yes you are pathetic Most people go to football matches to watch the game not abuse other watchers Thats half the fun, what are you on about?
dune Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 The chant on 23 seconds was absolutely disgraceful. How some people could find this funny is beyond me.
Fan The Flames Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 This police crack down is a cock up. Its just banter but does it need to be the same old songs about a subject the rest of the country moved on from years ago, the songs are pathetic and so is the site of grown men giggling to them.
LGTL Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 So Burrows wants saints fans to grass on fellow saints fans who dare sing something as incriminating as "we can see you holding hands" or any other pretty poor attempts at a wind up? That man is a joke.
LVSaint Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Whilst I'd imagine it must be pretty miserable being a Brighton fan having to endure the same old repetitive wind up, it is just banter, albeit a rather unpleasant strain (ohh er). It is what it is. I wouldn't do it, others would. Nothing the police can do (or should do) about it.
ericb Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 It's fine, as long as we shake their hands afterwards no one will care. Or at least that's what Blatter told me.
Deano6 Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 I find it much more insulting that people sing we're a "small town in Pompey" than I would if I was accused of being gay. Rubbish.
The9 Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 "Some people" being Hants police? They haven't actually arrested anyone for it yet to my knowledge.
Golden Balls Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Oh I have been trying to learn the words and everything. Quite funny that one. Can't wait for the tannoy announcement. It will only make people sing it more and louder, even if it is pants.
alehouseboys Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Dune and Maverick sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G "you come from Brighton, you know what you are" Simple and effective.
Rebel Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 if they play like they did at St Mary's last season 'Boring Boring Brighton' should do it - but I have a feeling We're Southampton we're top of the league' will simply be enough to wind them up quite a bit!
sebastian firefly Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 is calling a player a wotsit a hate crime towards ginger people? no but its not nice to corn based snacks
Bensfcno1 Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 PATHETIC!!! Well probably be asked not to sing 'you skate bastards' at fratton Park cz it upsets fish mongers or something..... they gna arrest people for singing 'you fat bastard' too? I hate Political correctness most of the time! A bit of banter never hurt anyone, excpet those not clever enough to understand it as that!
Joesaint Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Actually feel banta is fine but anything like racism, homophoba ect is a disgrace and should not be allowd, don't want any child of mine thinking it's acceptable. Everyone should be reminded that there are camera's and if they are cought starting this behaviour (video will be reviewed I'm sure) they face a ban. Lovin saints but do feel a bit rubbish when some idiots start swaring out loud when kids are about. COYS
DJ_TOAST Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Actually feel banta is fine but anything like racism, homophoba ect is a disgrace and should not be allowd, don't want any child of mine thinking it's acceptable. Everyone should be reminded that there are camera's and if they are cought starting this behaviour (video will be reviewed I'm sure) they face a ban. Lovin saints but do feel a bit rubbish when some idiots start swaring out loud when kids are about. COYS If people don't want their kids hearing swearing out loud they can sit in the chapel / family section (although if it's anything like the Junior Saints I used to sit in when I was a nipper that won't help) or just don't go. That's what happens at football, people swear and shout.
Turkish Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Dune and Maverick sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G Simple and effective. We could always get a racist and a homophobic one in all in one go.. "muslims think you should die"* * this is clearly a joke, dont be offended and if you are we can shake hands at the end of the thread.
Joesaint Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 If people don't want their kids hearing swearing out loud they can sit in the chapel / family section (although if it's anything like the Junior Saints I used to sit in when I was a nipper that won't help) or just don't go. That's what happens at football, people swear and shout. As a reaction I accept people to sware out loud but when someone goes on and on can help but feel he must have some sort of learning disability, I know lots of people who would love to take there family but can't be dealing with coming out with there kids thinking swearing must be cool because the idiot behind is. You are right of course about the family stand which is much better BUT I'm saying people avoid taking kids because of the society we now live in... which has changed alot since the 70s/80s and is far less tolerant of any sort of discrimination, which I belive is a good thing.
latter day saint Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 The chant on 23 seconds was absolutely disgraceful. How some people could find this funny is beyond me. i'm sorry Dune, i didnt think when i posted it earlier in the thread. please don't report me to Hants ob
Huffton Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Hang on, what happens if they start singing 'you're too ugly to be gay'? Surley thats heterophobic and uglyist all in one chant, I could feel extremely upset if they did that, I want them to hate me because were above them in the league, not because I'm straight and ugly!
Sour Mash Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 As a reaction I accept people to sware out loud but when someone goes on and on can help but feel he must have some sort of learning disability, I know lots of people who would love to take there family but can't be dealing with coming out with there kids thinking swearing must be cool because the idiot behind is. You are right of course about the family stand which is much better BUT I'm saying people avoid taking kids because of the society we now live in... which has changed alot since the 70s/80s and is far less tolerant of any sort of discrimination, which I belive is a good thing. Learning disability? With your standard of written English? People swear at football and let off a bit of steam. 99% of it does no actual harm to anyone, so leave it be.
Huffton Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 I know lots of people who would love to take there family but can't be dealing with coming out with there kids Probably not the correct choice of phrase for this thread to be fair...
Sour Mash Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Stonewall's top 3 gay-friendly employers 1. Lloyds TSB 2. Hampshire Constabulary 3. Brighton & Hove City Council http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/7815419.stm#blq-main Makes you wonder - did any Brighton fans really complain after their last game down here? Why would they? It happens in every game they play and I certainly can't remember anything particularly bad being sung at all. Not saying Hants Police are making this up or exaggerating this at all. Well actually I am.
Professor Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 If you need to insult someone who has insulted you, and you choose to call them a b*****d or a c**t the insulting noun really does need a descriptive adjective in front of it to give it adequate strength. Perhaps the police could issue a list of which descriptive adjectives are legal and which are not.
Golden Balls Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 If their fans chant anything towards us I'm genuinely going to complain. Should be a laugh...
for_heaven's_Saint Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 I thought the reason it was sung is in irony as they aren't actually all gay? Must have missed the point...
Turkish Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 How about the northam and itchen north lean across the segregation meshing waving their hands singing the Beatles, "i wanna hold your hand" do you think they'll still be risking arrest?
JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 The chant on 23 seconds was absolutely disgraceful. How some people could find this funny is beyond me. hahaha just watched this, what a funny news report, i love how the reporter puts on a serious voice when reading out the "homophobic" songs such as we can see you holding hands' gosh, what shocking homophobia to sing that.
Turkish Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 I think some of you might be taking football songs a little bit too seriously.
JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Funny people think it's an issue about freedom of speech etc. Why should it be any different to any other place? If you walk the street and swear, fine. People might judge you, most won't care, but generally I don't see any problem with it. But if you aggressively swear AT someone, it's a bit different. Intent is everything really. On that note, I'm sure singing about gay people isn't necessarily due to hatred or meant that nastily, but that doesn't make it alright. I don't think so many would walk down the street making anti-gay comments. I don't really understand the obsession so many people seem to have with gay people anyway. Maybe a religious thing, or with football fans maybe it's some desperate attempt to seem really manly. Clearly everyone knows the fact that the gay men of Brighton desire nothing more than a fat, bald angry man in a tight football shirt. Imagine if by some weird statistical anomaly every Brighton fan there was gay. Why would it matter exactly? There must be loads of gay saints fans too. Must we all obsess over where people put their genitals? Homophobia almost seems similar to kids pretending to hate the girl they actually fancy. Adrian, no offence mate, but the way you are moaning about this you sound like a bender, what is offensive about we can see you holding hands other than it isn't that funny?
Sour Mash Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Funny people think it's an issue about freedom of speech etc. Why should it be any different to any other place? If you walk the street and swear, fine. People might judge you, most won't care, but generally I don't see any problem with it. But if you aggressively swear AT someone, it's a bit different. Intent is everything really. On that note, I'm sure singing about gay people isn't necessarily due to hatred or meant that nastily, but that doesn't make it alright. I don't think so many would walk down the street making anti-gay comments. I don't really understand the obsession so many people seem to have with gay people anyway. Maybe a religious thing, or with football fans maybe it's some desperate attempt to seem really manly. Clearly everyone knows the fact that the gay men of Brighton desire nothing more than a fat, bald angry man in a tight football shirt. Imagine if by some weird statistical anomaly every Brighton fan there was gay. Why would it matter exactly? There must be loads of gay saints fans too. Must we all obsess over where people put their genitals? Homophobia almost seems similar to kids pretending to hate the girl they actually fancy. The vast majority of people posting on this thread are just having a laugh, all fairly good humoured. I can't remember anything genuinely "hateful" being sung to Brighton's support at any of the games I've been to against them. Don't get so worked up by it all.
Turkish Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 Actually, Brighton probably have just as many homophobic fans as us, so at least there is the consolation of winding them up with the thing they hate the most. We could sing this and really stir up a hornets nest!! "we hate gays and We hate blacks we dont think blatter should get the sack We are Southampton we hate everyone and our bigotted chants will carry on" Now that really would get Ricky boy excited!!!
JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 We could sing this and really stir up a hornets nest!! "we hate gays and We hate blacks we dont think blatter should get the sack We are Southampton we hate everyone and our bigotted chants will carry on" Now that really would get Ricky boy excited!!! brilliant and then we could do that song shouting peoples names, SEEEEEEEPPPPPPP, SUAREZ etc
Sour Mash Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 We could sing this and really stir up a hornets nest!! "we hate gays and We hate blacks we dont think blatter should get the sack We are Southampton we hate everyone and our bigotted chants will carry on" Now that really would get Ricky boy excited!!! Quality. Can you imagine the reaction!
dune Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 In the video clip a whole stand is singing "we scored 5 you scored none brighton take it up the bum". Anyone know whic clubs fans are singing it?
JRM Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 In the video clip a whole stand is singing "we scored 5 you scored none brighton take it up the bum". Anyone know whic clubs fans are singing it? i reckon west ham or palace, it is at the new ground so not many teams have been there, southern accents i think so not Leeds
Golden Balls Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 In the video clip a whole stand is singing "we scored 5 you scored none brighton take it up the bum". Anyone know whic clubs fans are singing it? Palarse
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