Kaiser Soze Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 What the f**k was that "he's got a mars bar on this head" sh1te all about last night? 95% of our fans are mongs.
LGTL Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 (edited) Quite. What I don't understand is how funny some people found it. Like it was the greatest moment of their lives. It was reception age comedy. And I'd say it's closer to 99% unfortunately. Edited 24 September, 2015 by LGTL
Matthew Le God Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Why are you "embarrassed" by the actions of people who you don't know? They don't represent you, you just happen to have picked to support the same XI men kicking a ball around a field.
maysie Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Why are you "embarrassed" by the actions of people who you don't know? They don't represent you, you just happen to have picked to support the same XI men kicking a ball around a field. Do you have a document filled with 'stock' answers which you copy and paste at the required time? I'm pretty sure I've seen you write this exact same thing numerous times...
Sour Mash Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Why are you "embarrassed" by the actions of people who you don't know? They don't represent you, you just happen to have picked to support the same XI men kicking a ball around a field. A club's supporters represent a club, influence many people's opinions of that club.
Sour Mash Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Quite. What I don't understand is how funny some people found it. Like it was the greatest moment of their lives. It was reception age comedy. And I'd say it's closer to 99% unfortunately. That's what I never get. Grown adults cracking up like its a piece of properly original, laugh out loud comedy.
Bandy Golac Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Who are you lot to tell someone what's funny and what's not? Surely this is a personal thing? Its people like you that got Benny Hill kicked off TV....
Hatch Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Why are you "embarrassed" by the actions of people who you don't know? They don't represent you, you just happen to have picked to support the same XI men kicking a ball around a field. They make 'us', the normal 1% , guilty by association.
Seaford Saint Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Matthew Le God is right....I attended 2 away games and the drunken fighting amongst themselves, the drunken squabble about whether or not to cheer the team or barrack them...the aggressive refusal of Saints fans to sit down instead of standing in front, of an elderly person disgusted me. As a result, I won't go to away games. I would have enjoyed last night's fun about the Mars bar and laughed.I am not represented by any of the contrasting behaviours.
Fan The Flames Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 It's like the gay stuff against Brighton, people can chant what they want, but it the guys chortling to it that gets me, the Hammonds to the Clarksons.
Pat from Poole Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I note that none of the chocolate bar protagonists appear to be on here defending their actions, so I can only presume they are yet to come home from school.
Mouldy Coat Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I agree I thought it was embarrassing.
Griffo Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Worst thing I've seen ever at football. No words to even describe it. Embarrassed and ashamed to support the same club as these people.
John B Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 A club's supporters represent a club, influence many people's opinions of that club. You must be joking what a ridiculous comment
Berkshire Saint Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I couldn't believe what was going on. Was nearby to where it all started and those involved found it side-splitingly hilarious. Utterly baffling. I just hope they can be identified and the club take the necessary action... Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk
Give it to Ron Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I am embarrassed about the people who are embarrassed...do they hand out prizes and awards for the greatest fans in the country now? What is the ranking how rough and tough you are? How many wear designer clobber? How loud you think you sing? Variety of songs? Do you have a drum and bugle? Do you have a firm? Sad or what!
Sour Mash Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 You must be joking what a ridiculous comment Why?
Mattio Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 What I find more hilarious is how so many people have reacted to the whole thing, I'd be far more embarrassed by a group of Saints fans kicking off outside the ground - I think people need to get some perspective in their lives! (btw I was sat nxt to the people who started it and did laugh/ sing along to begin with but it did become tiresome after a couple of minutes of it.)
Orange Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Never seen anything like it. Surrounded by full grown men in stitches about it, filming it on their phones i can only assume to send in to Lad Bible or to show all their mates tomorrow. The hilarious clowns who started it just copied it from that plant pot one which was circulating on social media the other day. Had to leave early i couldn't put up with it any longer.
Ulrich van Gobbel Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Please could someone tell me what this is all about?
JRM Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Sad times as a saints fan when this sort of "soccer am" shlt humour becomes acceptable form of support. Bunch of muppets. Same people who thought they were hilarious in orange wigs taking selfies are games last year.
ant Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Surrounded by full grown men in stitches about it, filming it on their phones i can only assume to send in to Lad Bible or to show all their mates tomorrow. Kinda indicative of an annoying trait of modern times - recording everything, regardless of merit. I'm guilty of taking a quick snap at an away day and sticking it on social media to remember the day by, but standing there with your phone out all match? Get to ****. Exactly the same happens at gigs nowadays. Forget living in the moment and actually forming some memories worth preserving. It's all about disconnectedly watching events unfold behind a viewfinder - capturing the maximum amount of grainy snaps or video footage. At a Metallica fan show (for the launch of 'Death Magnetic'), James Hetfield said, "Stop recording this and enjoy it. Nobody's going to like you any more for posting ****ty quality videos on Youtube." Couldn't agree more. People will be putting retweet/favourite and follower counts on their CVs next.
JRM Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Kinda indicative of an annoying trait of modern times - recording everything, regardless of merit. I'm guilty of taking a quick snap at an away day and sticking it on social media to remember the day by, but standing there with your phone out all match? Get to ****. Exactly the same happens at gigs nowadays. Forget living in the moment and actually forming some memories worth preserving. It's all about disconnectedly watching events unfold behind a viewfinder - capturing the maximum amount of grainy snaps or video footage. At a Metallica fan show (for the launch of 'Death Magnetic'), James Hetfield said, "Stop recording this and enjoy it. Nobody's going to like you any more for posting ****ty quality videos on Youtube." Couldn't agree more. People will be putting retweet/favourite and follower counts on their CVs next. it is definitely my new pet hate of modern life that would be going straight into room 101, the constant need to record stuff, it is all a popularity contest for the type of people who spend far too long on social media, it's only going to get worse when you look at the younger generation, i feel sorry for them really.
lloydie Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Had to leave early i couldn't put up with it any longer. Really? You are a fúucking melt if that's true.
Saint_Jonny Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Some of you need to lighten up, seriously. ****ing droll judgmental petty snobby moaning tossers.
Ewell Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 btw I was sat nxt to the people who started it and did laugh/ sing along Thanks for letting us know, you have duly been filed under 'Mong', ignore all future postings.
Plastic Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 (edited) Please could someone tell me what this is all about? Same boat mate. I'm guessing that some joker put a mars bar on his head, though this could be a euphemism. Either way, it must be one of those 'you had to be there' moments, because as an anecdote it sounds incredibly shíte Edited 24 September, 2015 by Plastic
Turkish Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 We shouldn't be surprised many found it hilarious. It was only a few of season ago a large part of the Northam end was rolling around the aisles like it was the funniest thing they've ever been involved in when they got to shout 'steeeeeeeve' every time De Ridder got near the ball. Also This Clever ditty is only the latest in a history of hilarious snack based chants to cascade down from the terraces saints fans have been on. 'Look like a wotsit' being the personal low spot for me. When it comes to hilarity our fans certainly hold their own with any in the country.
Asaint4ever Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Am I being stupid? As I really ain't a clue what this is about? Can someone please explain?
ericofarabia Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I thought it was dedicated to one of their players for having a little wedge like haircut that looked like a Mars Bar balanced on his head, in the same manner as the old song about Jason Lee (?) started by Baddiel and Skinner ... "He's got a pineapple on his head" ... but alas it was just a bunch of saps acting like a bunch of saps!!
70's Mike Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 oh for the days when we piled out of our council estates from Millbrook, Weston, Bassett, Thornhill etcto supported our club without worrying about what we sang or said. must be great to have so much time on your hands to moan about others
trousers Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I'm so embarrassed I won't be leaving the house for at least other 72 hours.
Hatch Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 now you mention it, I only saw it on a screen in the pub, but what did the Carlisle player who missed the penalty have on his head ? Is this related?
COMEONYOUREDS Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Some of you need to lighten up, seriously. ****ing droll judgmental petty snobby moaning tossers. Quite
Wrensup Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 What the fudge are you on about? ....See what I did there
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Yet another thread judging other fans..who are these bell ends who think they have the right to tell others how to behave at a football match...embarrassing
Lemons Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Doesn't particularly bother me but whilst we're on the topic: can that "let's all have a disco" chant fade away and die for good Sent from my D2403 using Tapatalk
tartan_saint Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 For those of you too technologically inept to use Google;
Ulrich van Gobbel Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 Was it anything like this? http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/bradford-fans-produce-greatest-chant-5463125
Wrensup Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 After watching that youtube video, I can whole heartedly say I feel disgraced to be a saints fan, I hope this despicable human being is hounded out the club and has a country wide stadium banning order for life. Sickening.
hypochondriac Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 For those of you too technologically inept to use Google; That youth is an utter helmet.
tartan_saint Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 That youth is an utter helmet. Seconded.
Hatch Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 That youth is an utter helmet. I'm more concerned that he seems to have left home wearing his little sisters jeans by mistake.
Winnersaint Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 That youth is an utter helmet. He belongs here. https://twitter.com/getinthesea?lang=en-gb
Pat from Poole Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 If that female steward had kicked him in the gonads, it would have been up there with Cantona's assault on that Palace fan helmet. Just totally embarrassing.
simo Posted 24 September, 2015 Posted 24 September, 2015 I thought it looked quite fun but saying that if he'd of tried to put a Mars bar on my head I'd probably have dropped him (then munched the Mars bar)
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