What a sorry sight - Idiots.

[Raj]

3 hours ago, Collibosher70 said:

I would say working for talk sport is equally embarrassing 

Yeah must be really embarrassing  getting paid to talk about sport hey Einstein???

 

[RoboFox]

27 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

This iconic post has got me wondering. Was it done by babylad as a legit poster or just a regular who created a very impressive troll/meme? Whichever it was is bloody hilarious. 

I'm always a bit hesitant to it in case it was legit and OP sees it and they try to 'ave it with me. 

 

Edited 17 September 2021 by RoboFox

[Collibosher70]

13 minutes ago, Raj said:

Yeah must be really embarrassing  getting paid to talk about sport hey Einstein???

 

If you think talk sport is credible then that does make me Einstein 😅

[RoboFox]

 

Wait, is "shirters" a thing? 

[phoneticerror]

Almost got tickets to sit in M1 with my young lad last night but watched from home instead. At the time I was disappointed we weren’t there, but looks like it was for the best

[ealingfox]

What is a shirter? Someone who was a lad but still wears the clobber to say they're a lad despite being a has been?

Edited 17 September 2021 by ealingfox

[Raj]

10 minutes ago, RoboFox said:

 

Wait, is "shirters" a thing? 

What does anything he said mean???

Wheres @HighPeakFox

😁

[Raj]

17 minutes ago, Collibosher70 said:

If you think talk sport is credible then that does make me Einstein 😅

Read what he wrote.

Read what YOU wrote in response to his tweet.

Read my response to you slating him for his initial tweet.

THEN do me 100 lines as way of apology "Raj in no way stated anything about the credentials of talksport!"

😁

[Thefox81]

5 minutes ago, ealingfox said:

What is a shirter? Someone who was a lad but still wears the clobber to say they're a lad despite being a has been?

Nothing like that. A shirter is a normal supporter doesnt get involved in trouble and wears the clubs replica top hence the name shirter. Uk hooligans never attack shirters or scarfers.

Edited 17 September 2021 by Thefox81

[LaCiudad]

13 minutes ago, RoboFox said:

 

Wait, is "shirters" a thing? 

It means the person who is using the word is a total prat! The kind who's brain power extends as far as lifting his fists from scraping the floor towards others of a similar kind.

[Raj]

9 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

Almost got tickets to sit in M1 with my young lad last night but watched from home instead. At the time I was disappointed we weren’t there, but looks like it was for the best

100% made the right decision.

He would have hated it.

My 13 year old was desperate to go for some reason, just like Amy Winehouse  I said no no no..

[LaCiudad]

1 minute ago, Raj said:

Read what he wrote.

Read what YOU wrote in response to his tweet.

Read my response to you slating him for his initial tweet.

THEN do me 100 lines as way of apology "Raj in no way stated anything about the credentials of talksport!"

😁

Wow. Stroppy teenager impression!

[Raj]

1 minute ago, Thefox81 said:

Nothing like that. A shirter is a normal supporter doesnt get involved in trouble and wears the clubs replica top hence the name shirter. Uk hooligans never attack shirters or scarfers.

What like a full kit w@nker?

[Thefox81]

Just now, Raj said:

What like a full kit w@nker?

Yes but i didnt want to use that term haha.

[Raj]

Just now, Thefox81 said:

Yes but i didnt want to use that term haha.

Is it okay to call my 8 year old a shirter???🤣🤣🤣

[phoneticerror]

20 minutes ago, Raj said:

100% made the right decision.

He would have hated it.

My 13 year old was desperate to go for some reason, just like Amy Winehouse  I said no no no..

Agreed. Came to the same conclusion.

 

BT Sport Ultimate coverage in 4K was pretty decent though, safer for him and could get him in bed by 10 for school.

[Corky]

Such a shame because we had 5 teams over here in the Champions League and barely any trouble at all.

 

I'm sure there were plenty of our fans not too disappointed to have a fight but once again when innocent people are caught up in it the line has totally been crossed.

 

I wish these clowns on all sides would just have it out miles away from the grounds and let the rest of us go to the match and go home again.

[Guest Lako42]

The atmosphere in the CL before the games was much more welcoming and had genuine feeling of being a special event. 

 

I really enjoyed mixing with some of the fans from the other teams. 

[MattFox]

14 minutes ago, Lako42 said:

The atmosphere in the CL before the games was much more welcoming and had genuine feeling of being a special event. 

 

I really enjoyed mixing with some of the fans from the other teams. 

There was never going to be a welcoming atmosphere with Napoli in town at any point tbf ( or the majority of Italian clubs for that matter)

 

Its just not in their football culture. We got pretty lucky with the teams we played in the CL

 

 

[Bert]

1 hour ago, RoboFox said:

 

Wait, is "shirters" a thing? 

Yep. Generally “shirters” are not the type to go steaming in. 

[Bert]

56 minutes ago, Corky said:

Such a shame because we had 5 teams over here in the Champions League and barely any trouble at all.

 

I'm sure there were plenty of our fans not too disappointed to have a fight but once again when innocent people are caught up in it the line has totally been crossed.

 

I wish these clowns on all sides would just have it out miles away from the grounds and let the rest of us go to the match and go home again.

Not one of them are historically renowned for causing trouble though. Napoli are one of the most notorious in European football. 

[Dahnsouff]

1 hour ago, Raj said:

What does anything he said mean???

Wheres @HighPeakFox

😁

Transcribing the post into Latin I imagine.   

[blueharmie]

So napoli can come over get tooled up. And wonder around leicester smashing poeple up but a few can't have a go back when they try the same thing again. 

 

Not condoning it but sometimes you have to stick up for yourself and these napoli fans are scumbags. 

[Collymore]

Vardy wind up celebration needed in the return game! 

 

He should have a belt ready on the side line and limply swing it about! 

Edited 17 September 2021 by Collymore

[CosbehFox]

44 minutes ago, Bert said:

Not one of them are historically renowned for causing trouble though. Napoli are one of the most notorious in European football. 

Sevilla and Atleti are and all five have ultras groups with varying track records. 
 

Of the five clubs, I’m aware of incidents against four of them (whether that’s home or away). Difference is this is in the ground so gets reported far more. The scuffle at DMU and the Magazine hasn’t picked up any press.