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Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

 

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GingerrrFox

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If you don’t want children exposed to swearing don’t take them to the football. A football stadium is a highly emotive environment and you will hear bad language, yes sometimes it could be reigned in but it’s unrealistic to expect swearing to not happen. 

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3 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

Get a ****ing grip. 

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TBF...Chilwell is

LestaFox92

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Calling swearing at a football match unforgivable is a bit much it's a bit of a nob head thing to do if you do it on purpose in front of a kid or exaggerate it like a loon but it's football.

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Voll Blau

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What you need is some proper Dad Gloves. Always wondered back in the day why my old man would put his hands over my ears at seemingly random points of the game at Filbo. Then it made sense.

 

Dad Gloves mate, that's the answer.

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Vestan Pance

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3 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

There is a thing called a family stand, which has been reduced in size presumably because parents choose to sit amongst adults in other parts of the ground. It's not a children's tea party, it's a football match. If it's in the family stand then fair game to complain. Otherwise get used to the big bad world.

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6 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

Have you been to football before? 

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The Year Of The Fox

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8 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

To be fair, Chilwell is a cnut 

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iancognito

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There are numbers you can text to alert stewards etc to racism/homophobia but swearing is part of the human emotion and football is for many an emotional release. If people are warned or even ejected from a ground for swearing we're really losing the plot.

dannythefox

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7 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

My lad goes I say what’s said at football stays at football mate and he understands  he’s only 8. Can’t wrap them up in cottonwool all there life

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iancognito

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2 minutes ago, Vestan Pance said:

There is a thing called a family stand, which has been reduced in size presumably because parents choose to sit amongst adults in other parts of the ground. It's not a children's tea party, it's a football match. If it's in the family stand then fair game to complain. Otherwise get used to the big bad world.

Last time I was in the family stand a few years ago I learnt a whole new page of swear words, they're pretty feral in there :D

 

Looking at the way they were spearing the Napoli lot with flags and clappers a few weeks ago, I'd say it's not got much tamer over the years

Jimothy

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10 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

There's a family stand if you don't want to be exposed to sweating. Vast majority in there won't be swearing, but is not guaranteed. Rest of the ground is fair game.

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13 minutes ago, H112 said:

Hi, I went to the game today - I haven’t been since the start of lockdown. We were sat in G2 - I couldn’t believe the amount of swearing, calling chilwell  “see you next Tuesday”, etc. There was a little boy stood right next to us taking in all in. Is there a way you can complain about this? I think it is unforgivable. Yes, Leicester were terrible, but we were playing the form team.

Tell Brendan

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FoxesDeb

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4 minutes ago, dannythefox said:

My lad goes I say what’s said at football stays at football mate and he understands  he’s only 8. Can’t wrap them up in cottonwool all there life

I was going to post exactly the same, my kids have always understood it's not to be repeated at home, and that it stays at the football. 

 

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