Dig Dig Posted 10 December, 2013 Share Posted 10 December, 2013 Running round an empty terrace on your own at a youth match then getting bundled down a stair well by the stewards and handed over to the cops. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shurlock Posted 10 December, 2013 Share Posted 10 December, 2013 The self-righteous c**ts who have a pop at others for not being more vocal or 'getting behind the lads', even though they too have traveled hundreds of miles for a rainy midweeker. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mitch01 Posted 10 December, 2013 Share Posted 10 December, 2013 There's a bloke at the back of Block 36 who might be certifiably mental. Screams all sorts of horrible stuff whenever a player misplaces a pass. I can understand getting upset if there's a lack of effort or continuous mistakes, but our team is full of good young players trying to play good football. Just no reason to get that upset at the moment. Then again, footy always will attract some nutters who just love to have a shout and pretend to themselves that it could/should have been them out there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
angelman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 This is the big one for me. After Dad and I quite vocally criticised those who did make an early dash for it (85 minutes, really!? These tickets cost you 40 pounds up and you miss as much as 10% of the game!?) the bloke next to Dad made just the same departure while avoiding any kind of eye contact. They pay for their ticket, they can leave when they want. I once left 10 minutes early at Selhurst Park when we were playing **** and were 3-0 to Wimbledon. As I was leaving we scored, but I carried on and that was the final score. Do you criticise those leaving their seats 5-10 minutes before half time just so that they can buy some **** and expensive beer without having to queue for it? As it is, I tend to leave early. Wait till the board goes up for extra time and leave with one minute of ET to go. I'm at the back of the stand, and as others say it takes for ever and a day to get out, and when I am with my nipper (although this is sometimes an excuse I use for others I go with if leaving early) I like to get him out and over the footbridge before it gets too busy. Actually these are two major flaws in design getting out of the stadium from high up, and getting over the railway lines. If anyone has been to the Stade Chaban-Delmas you will know how easy grounds can be to get out of (well it was when I used to go there before they redesigned for the WC, so not sure if different now). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
charliegeorgesflymo Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 We are allowed an opinion - that's the beauty of football. I think that this forum proves none of us have a clue! Sat next to a father and son at the Villa match who were vitriolic about Lambert - too slow etc - I for one think we should have a bit of loyalty but that's not something that gets us three points. Similarly I do think Luke Shaw is too one footed but it is something I'm sure the coaches are working on. Plus the back to goal, tippy tappy football can be frustrating when we are behind and we'd all like to see a goal. Doesn't make you right and doesn't make me wrong. Football is a game of opinions (otherwise how would we justify Robbie Savage's pundit career). Vive la difference and plus cas change as they say in the Arsenal dressing room. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wade Garrett Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 I have yet to hear a woman say anything interesting at St Mary's. It's much better when they take on the role of flask opener and chocolate provider. Stick to what you're best at ladies. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint86 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 I assume you were born in 86? These guys were a lot older so doubt it was you. Plus, I wouldn't say these opinions annoy me, I quite enjoy hearing funny comments like that about "Shaun Davis". Few ! I thought I had annoyed even more saints fans than usual!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turkish Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 They pay for their ticket, they can leave when they want. I once left 10 minutes early at Selhurst Park when we were playing **** and were 3-0 to Wimbledon. As I was leaving we scored, but I carried on and that was the final score. Do you criticise those leaving their seats 5-10 minutes before half time just so that they can buy some **** and expensive beer without having to queue for it? As it is, I tend to leave early. Wait till the board goes up for extra time and leave with one minute of ET to go. I'm at the back of the stand, and as others say it takes for ever and a day to get out, and when I am with my nipper (although this is sometimes an excuse I use for others I go with if leaving early) I like to get him out and over the footbridge before it gets too busy. Actually these are two major flaws in design getting out of the stadium from high up, and getting over the railway lines. If anyone has been to the Stade Chaban-Delmas you will know how easy grounds can be to get out of (well it was when I used to go there before they redesigned for the WC, so not sure if different now). Colin regularly brags about how much he drinks on a matchday, now he appears to be bragging about intimidating fellow supporters. It's this sort of drunken thuggery that needs to be stamped out at football. He is sick. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bucks Saint Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 (edited) We are allowed an opinion - that's the beauty of football. I think that this forum proves none of us have a clue! Sat next to a father and son at the Villa match who were vitriolic about Lambert - too slow etc - I for one think we should have a bit of loyalty but that's not something that gets us three points. Similarly I do think Luke Shaw is too one footed but it is something I'm sure the coaches are working on. Plus the back to goal, tippy tappy football can be frustrating when we are behind and we'd all like to see a goal. Doesn't make you right and doesn't make me wrong. Football is a game of opinions (otherwise how would we justify Robbie Savage's pundit career). Vive la difference and plus cas change as they say in the Arsenal dressing room. Woah there - you have a rollercoaster of a future on the forum, with this sort of sensible, reasoned, normal, logical posting. Tut tut Edited 11 December, 2013 by Bucks Saint Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Charlie Wayman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 In our part of the Itchen we have reasoned discussions about matters all the time, no disagreements we try to see other peoples points of view and are far too mature and refined to speak loudly and offend others. We are really rather nice smug buggers. Amazing what nasty little oiks can turn out like later in life. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint Charlie Posted 11 December, 2013 Author Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Always amuses me that at a city centre stadium there are so many people who choose to eat the muck served up (plastic hotdogs, tepid 'pies' etc) when there are so many other options nearby. However, more bizarre is that despite knowing what they are letting themselves in for, so many people moan at the catering whilst continuing to pay £4.50 for a piece of s**t in a roll week after week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turkish Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Always amuses me that at a city centre stadium there are so many people who choose to eat the muck served up (plastic hotdogs, tepid 'pies' etc) when there are so many other options nearby. However, more bizarre is that despite knowing what they are letting themselves in for, so many people moan at the catering whilst continuing to pay £4.50 for a piece of s**t in a roll week after week. I have made this point on numerous occasions, its baffling. The amount of people that seem determind to eat as much as possible when they set foot inside a football stadium never ceases to amaze me. Especially as they walk past dozens of food outlets on their way to the stadium and also know that in the main, it's going to be terrible and expensive. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kingsland Codger Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Some years ago I used to sit in the Chapel end and there was a lady who sat in front of me. Her sole, but all too regular, contribution was to shout out "Do something!" whenever a Saints player was in possession. I now sit in the Kingsland and heard a gem just last Saturday. We were 0-1 down and it was coming up to half-time. Fonte had just made a superb tackle on our own goal-line and had passed to Shaw. Shaw in turn clipped the ball to Lallana who made a cushioned header to Davis who in turn flicked it on to a running Osvaldo. "Now let's see what you can do - you complete waste of money" came a shout from nearby ... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Every game I see this little old chap (who bares a striking resemblance to Old Father Time) arrive at least fifteen minutes late and then proceed to climb up to a high back row of Block 19 at a pace that can only be described as 'glacial'. Bless him, the time it takes him to get anywhere he must miss half the action. God alone knows when he gets back home after the game .... sometime Sunday morning I should think. It's sad but somehow funny at the same time if you know what I mean - funny that is until I realise that in not so many years time I might have the same trouble! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
angelman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 I must confess to running late the other day due to traffic (Villa game) and not having time to have a ruby (is that really any better than the food at SMS?) so had a foot long hotdog with onions. Wasn't as bad as all that - not great but at least I wasn't belching burger for the next 6 hours. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
angelman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Every game I see this little old chap (who bares a striking resemblance to Old Father Time) arrive at least fifteen minutes late and then proceed to climb up to a high back row of Block 19 at a pace that can only be described as 'glacial'. Bless him, the time it takes him to get anywhere he must miss half the action. God alone knows when he gets back home after the game .... sometime Sunday morning I should think. It's sad but somehow funny at the same time if you know what I mean - funny that is until I realise that in not so many years time I might have the same trouble! That must be awful and what a shame to miss 15 mins of every game. I know it would be a stupid suggestion, but he could set off 15 minutes earlier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NN2 Saint Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Very rarely post on here but this reminds me of one bloke who's at the back of block 41 and everytime the opposition get a corner or free kick close to the box he shouts.. 'Away Saints Away'. It's annoying but we now know it's coming everytime they get a set-piece so you learn to live with it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JN9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Theres a bloke in block 38, must be about 5-6 rows behind me who shouts out some of the weirdest things, I find him quite funny, although I'm not convinced I would do if I were much closer. He gets browny points for trying to start a Gazzaniga chant against Man City, gutted it didn't catch on... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint Charlie Posted 11 December, 2013 Author Share Posted 11 December, 2013 When I was a young'un and went to the Dell with my Dad there was a guy just in front of us who would shout, multiple times per game, "Bloody hell Benali". He had one of those booming voices, and it was probably the highlight of going to football for me. It probably wasn't until I was 9 or 10 that I realised Benali's first name wasn't Bloodyell. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Often when a first team player is injured and not on the bench you hearing people stating the team selection as if they have just been left out through choice. Also, and this really annoyed me at the weekend, is the ironic cheers when our keeper catches the ball. Gazza had this a few times from people and you have to wonder what they are doing. If someone is clearly looking a bit nervy then surely they need support rather than abuse? I was in approval of the raucous cheer which greeted Gazzaniga's first save in three matches on Saturday. We have a guy in the row behind us who jumps up and yells "yes!" whenever the ball goes remotely near the opposing penalty area. I have a similar thing, making a Marge Simpson-type low groan to myself whenever the ball goes near ours, but at least mine's based on years of experience and doesn't make me look like a loon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Whitey Grandad Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 People who leave early and then stop at the top of the stairs annoy the hell out of me. Some people have a valid reason for it, though. I spoke to someone who had to get the train back to East Sussex somewhere and he had to catch a particular train in order to be able to afford to come to the games. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint Charlie Posted 11 December, 2013 Author Share Posted 11 December, 2013 I was in approval of the raucous cheer which greeted Gazzaniga's first save in three matches on Saturday. It wasn't a raucous cheer. It was very ironic and mocking. Mind you, I wasn't suprised. Mostly it was the same jerks that abused Boruc and nearly caused us relegation last season. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Fancy dress in any form. People who wear saints shirts over hoodies TheGet if foooooooooorward!!!!, GET RID OF IT! GET IN THE MIXER! brigade Santa hats, tinsel wigs, reindeer hats, Elfs hats etc. Blokes over the age of 14 having players names on the backs of their shirts People having hilarious comedy names/phrases or their nicknames on the backs of their shirts As mentioned already calling Soccerball 'footy' Women trying to speak intelligently about what is going on on the pitch People who think they are comedians, like the bloke who used to sit near me who called Hooliveld 'Hoover' would shout 'come on 'oover' in his broadest 'ampshire accent and then look round to see if anyone was laughing Clapping over songs like demented seals. I have a problem with those in bold. The others, not really, and I'm actively in favour of stupid Christmas jumpers and women at foot-y. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 It wasn't a raucous cheer. It was very ironic and mocking. Mind you, I wasn't suprised. Mostly it was the same jerks that abused Boruc and nearly caused us relegation last season. There was much joy around us at the fact he'd stopped something, nothing mocking about at all, just people pleased he'd made a save. The p155-taking came immediately afterwards. And I'm impressed at your ability to identify large numbers of specific people in an even larger crowd mass to know that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 People who leave early and then stop at the top of the stairs annoy the hell out of me. Some people have a valid reason for it, though. I spoke to someone who had to get the train back to East Sussex somewhere and he had to catch a particular train in order to be able to afford to come to the games. When I had my ST in 2001/2 and was living in South Wales I did the "slow walk down the steps" for every single midweek home match, timing it to disappear right on the whistle. I always had a 2+ hour drive ahead of me due to the lack of train service at that time of night, had no intention of missing a second of the game, and still needed to run flat out at the final whistle back to the car to get up The Avenue before the traffic stuck another half hour on my journey I didn't need, in order that I could get enough sleep before sometimes needing to be in work by 7am. I know for a fact, however, that the blokes in my row who for the duration of our League One and the Championship seasons got in after 10 minutes, left after 35, returned on 55 and left for good at 85 were just trying to get as drunk as possible. I sort of miss them and their banter now they (presumably) can't afford to come any more though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The9 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Running round an empty terrace on your own at a youth match then getting bundled down a stair well by the stewards and handed over to the cops. I think these kind of moron cleansing exercises should be a lot more frequent, it was the closest thing to entrapment the police could do, put a bunch of people who dislike each other rather a lot a safe distance apart and then make one set of them very happy and the others increasingly bitter. The bald guy who went over the confront the Skate and appeared to spit at him was actually in the seat immediately in front of me for most of the match (in Block 2) - he'd done a few w@nker gestures and sang one song a bit louder than the rest of us, but until that point seemed to be no worse than about a third of last night's crowd and purely there for the Skate-baiting. Anyone running through empty seating just reminds me of BadBoySaint and his hilarious Leicester fail, when we equalised and by the time his blubbery-gutted shirtless mass had got to the home fans in the Walkers Stadium to do whatever teenage idiots do, they'd scored again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BedfordSaint Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 There's a bald chap around late 40's - early 50's who stands towards the back of block 38 and comes with who I presume are his thoroughly embarrassed son and daughter. Spends the whole game bellowing rubbish and trying to start the same songs over and over again despite nobody joining in whilst at the same time turning redder than the colour of his shirt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
charliegeorgesflymo Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Every game I see this little old chap (who bares a striking resemblance to Old Father Time) arrive at least fifteen minutes late and then proceed to climb up to a high back row of Block 19 at a pace that can only be described as 'glacial'. Bless him, the time it takes him to get anywhere he must miss half the action. God alone knows when he gets back home after the game .... sometime Sunday morning I should think. It's sad but somehow funny at the same time if you know what I mean - funny that is until I realise that in not so many years time I might have the same trouble! Be careful BT might make an advert out of him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint86 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Every game I see this little old chap (who bares a striking resemblance to Old Father Time) arrive at least fifteen minutes late and then proceed to climb up to a high back row of Block 19 at a pace that can only be described as 'glacial'. Bless him, the time it takes him to get anywhere he must miss half the action. God alone knows when he gets back home after the game .... sometime Sunday morning I should think. It's sad but somehow funny at the same time if you know what I mean - funny that is until I realise that in not so many years time I might have the same trouble! He walks right past me and my dad about halfway up, asked him if he needed a hand once... "I'm alright I am".... think he's a bit of legend to be honest. God knows how old he is, but to be still coming to see saints play every single home game is some achievement when it takes you minutes to walk to the back of the stand! God knows what he makes of the chap who spends every game shouting and swearing at the ref, or our defenders, who ever he feels he can get the nearby crowds consesus on. There is one set of pillocks in chapel that have wound me up actually. Last season they were split up by around 5m on two rows, and they would come and try to stand in front of me and my old man (essentially in our seats) at half time to talk to their mates in the row in front - regardless of the fact that we were sat/stood there. They would also leave early on occasions, walk along to the end of the row, saints would attack, they would stop and sure enough, stand right in front of us to talk to their mates. To clarify... we have the two end isle seats, as did their mates. So they had no need to stand in front of us. One more step an they were on the steps! Absolute pie cans. Suffice to say, they don't do it any more Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Halo Stickman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Some years ago I used to sit in the Chapel end and there was a lady who sat in front of me. Her sole, but all too regular, contribution was to shout out "Do something!" whenever a Saints player was in possession. I now sit in the Kingsland and heard a gem just last Saturday. We were 0-1 down and it was coming up to half-time. Fonte had just made a superb tackle on our own goal-line and had passed to Shaw. Shaw in turn clipped the ball to Lallana who made a cushioned header to Davis who in turn flicked it on to a running Osvaldo. "Now let's see what you can do - you complete waste of money" came a shout from nearby ... Sounds like my missus Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ken Tone Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 When I was a young'un and went to the Dell with my Dad there was a guy just in front of us who would shout, multiple times per game, "Bloody hell Benali". He had one of those booming voices, and it was probably the highlight of going to football for me. It probably wasn't until I was 9 or 10 that I realised Benali's first name wasn't Bloodyell. I had a similar misconception about Forward Magilton. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sotonjoe Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 The self-righteous c**ts who have a pop at others for not being more vocal or 'getting behind the lads', even though they too have traveled hundreds of miles for a rainy midweeker. This. Or anyone who tells anyone else how to behave at football. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SuperMikey Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 There's a bald chap around late 40's - early 50's who stands towards the back of block 38 and comes with who I presume are his thoroughly embarrassed son and daughter. Spends the whole game bellowing rubbish and trying to start the same songs over and over again despite nobody joining in whilst at the same time turning redder than the colour of his shirt. He is f*cking hilarious. Nice guy though and you can't say he's not passionate! If I ever need a chuckle I just look over at the facial expressions of the people standing next to him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Charlie Wayman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Every game I see this little old chap (who bares a striking resemblance to Old Father Time) arrive at least fifteen minutes late and then proceed to climb up to a high back row of Block 19 at a pace that can only be described as 'glacial'. Bless him, the time it takes him to get anywhere he must miss half the action. God alone knows when he gets back home after the game .... sometime Sunday morning I should think. It's sad but somehow funny at the same time if you know what I mean - funny that is until I realise that in not so many years time I might have the same trouble! He's probably been a regular for 50 years and deserving of respect for just getting up there every week despite his obvious difficulties of older age. Remember at heart he is just like you or me, a glassy eyed kid wishing on the moon for a Saints win and a contented evening with pipe and slippers in his favourite armchair and excited by the prospect of re-living his oh so recent memories on MotD. A happy man indeed. It's not a case of your future, this is his present the body may become less reliable but spirit remains the same... Forever a Saint! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Restark19 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 I had a similar misconception about Forward Magilton. me too with You'remilesoutofpositionyoucunt Fox Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 He's probably been a regular for 50 years and deserving of respect for just getting up there every week despite his obvious difficulties of older age. Remember at heart he is just like you or me, a glassy eyed kid wishing on the moon for a Saints win and a contented evening with pipe and slippers in his favourite armchair and excited by the prospect of re-living his oh so recent memories on MotD. A happy man indeed. It's not a case of your future, this is his present the body may become less reliable but spirit remains the same... Forever a Saint! He is heading for legendary status now he has been bigged up on here. But for mercy's sake, the poor bugger really needs to get himself moved to a lower row before his arthritic old joints siege up completely. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ericb Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 The ones that really annoy me are, The people in the northam that EVERY game try and start the Chelsea song One man went to mow. For one it's a chelsea song, for two no one (except you) ever joins in, for three it's not funny so stop grinning like goons. Statos. They bore me to tears, miss the one of the main points of football - it's unpredictability - and generally should spend their time in front of computer instead of whinging at the ground. Grown men wearing undersized football shirts over their clothes. I mean why? Why show rolls of flab because you're going to a football game. Fancy dress. There is no need (same goes for any kind of "Zany" or "whacky" headgear). The fu.cking pork di.cks. People that leave early. People that don't respect our older fans who take time to get up the steps over the footbridge. Jesus they've been going for years and it really doesn't take much to let them get to the hand rails, that pint WILL wait. People at away games that sit but don't want to swap seat. I have nothing against you sitting but if someone is standing infront of you and offers to move so you can see why do you kick up a fuss. JCL's. I'm not going to wave my season ticket at you but the fact you've come back now we're in the prem really does annoy the fu.ck out of me. That was pretty damn cathartic to be fair. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ericb Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Oh and this might not be saints related, more a comment on "new" fans but i fu.cking hate this type of fan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvjk...e_gdata_player Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Patrick Bateman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Fancy dress. There is no need (same goes for any kind of "Zany" or "whacky" headgear). . What about your f**king beard?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ericb Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 What about your f**king beard?? Ha! Actually got it trimmed the week after mate! That's what not getting enough time off work does Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sammysaint Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 The people who sit near you and say how THEY would of played the pass when they clearly never played football or play football. Commentating on the game. Both these happen near me in the kingsland north. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalek2003 Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 WIMBLEDON !!!!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stknowle Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 Commentating on the game. Yes. Very irritating - as if the 'commentator' thinks he is performing a service for those within earshot when in fact those same people are thinking 'please be quiet mate' or similar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turkish Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 When people shout out "RUN xxxxxx YOU LAZY ***" or accuse the players of being unfit and look round and they are at least 3 stone overweight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
angelman Posted 11 December, 2013 Share Posted 11 December, 2013 The ones that really annoy me are, The people in the northam that EVERY game try and start the Chelsea song One man went to mow. For one it's a chelsea song, for two no one (except you) ever joins in, for three it's not funny so stop grinning like goons. It's not a Chelsea song, more a generic song that a few clubs sing and based on a nursery rhyme. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Patrick Bateman Posted 12 December, 2013 Share Posted 12 December, 2013 When people shout out "RUN xxxxxx YOU LAZY ***" or accuse the players of being unfit and look round and they are at least 3 stone overweight. One of my personal favourites. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
saint1977 Posted 12 December, 2013 Share Posted 12 December, 2013 All clubs and grounds have them though. Went to Torquay's opening game on 3 Aug v AFC Wimbledon and a bloke at the back of Bristow's Bench thought it was funny to keep shouting at the AFC fans " You're only famous because of New Tricks". A Skate colleague also had to move his ST location a few years ago in the Fratton End because of smelly people sat around him, well one Pompey supporter in particular..... In terms of Saints, I've heard the youth shouting 'Pork' and find that very weird! I also had a guy who stank of Stella fumes last season robustly inform me in a very strong 'Ampshire accent at the Wigan game that Clyne was the worst player on the pitch that day, was useless and would never do anything for SFC. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
COMEONYOUREDS Posted 12 December, 2013 Share Posted 12 December, 2013 imitating your ex manager? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alanh Posted 12 December, 2013 Share Posted 12 December, 2013 I used to sit behind a guy who had a Saints shirt with the name Ireland on the back, presumably his surname. Then one day he turned up wearing an England tracksuit top with the word England on the back. I figured he couldn't work out his allegiances! He was also with a woman who wore a 'BNP - Nick Griffin is right' badge. Everyone is entitled to an opinion but it didn't help me warm to her. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
IronCitySaint Posted 12 December, 2013 Share Posted 12 December, 2013 At the Dell one man that used to stand near me would shout 'come on you red and white machiiiiiiine' at the start of each half without fail. Not particularly annoying (or funny) but he did it every game for years. Also remember one occasion at the Dell where they had a parade of disabled people at half time and there was one lady in a wheelchair that was completely paralysed, and her name just happened to be Tracy. One of the blokes behind immediately shouted 'Tracy, you slag, show us your *****.' It was just so wrong everyone around him were just staring at the floor and pretending he didn't exist. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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