Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 I go to football to watch my team and cheer them and you can't question my commitment, I have been to far more away games than you ever have and im alot younge, been wembley 7 times and had a season ticket for 11 years.This is my way of supporting Leicester when times are shit, and the football is poor. I dont enjoy watching total shit like Stewart and Heath. 63311[/snapback] Right, so you've been more games than me, so you're a better supporter? Great logic used there. I've been in a position where I've not been fortunate to go to away games before this season because - 1) My family don't have any interest in the game. 2) I used to work Saturdays, something I couldn't avoid. 3) I pay for myself, I don't sponge off my parents. Grow up, Dan. You clearly can't back up your views with any credible argument(s). 63315[/snapback] When at any point did i say i was a better supporter? I didn't at all and your just as much a supporter as me and i dont class myself better than anyone else at supporting a team. Like i said everyone has different ways to support a team...
Scow Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 I go to football to watch my team and cheer them and you can't question my commitment, I have been to far more away games than you ever have and im alot younge, been wembley 7 times and had a season ticket for 11 years.This is my way of supporting Leicester when times are shit, and the football is poor. I dont enjoy watching total shit like Stewart and Heath. 63311[/snapback] Right, so you've been more games than me, so you're a better supporter? Great logic used there. I've been in a position where I've not been fortunate to go to away games before this season because - 1) My family don't have any interest in the game. 2) I used to work Saturdays, something I couldn't avoid. 3) I pay for myself, I don't sponge off my parents. Grow up, Dan. You clearly can't back up your views with any credible argument(s). 63315[/snapback] When at any point did i say i was a better supporter? I didn't at all and your just as much a supporter as me and i dont class myself better than anyone else at supporting a team. Like i said everyone has different ways to support a team... 63318[/snapback] So why did you refer to the fact you've been to more games than me? That only infers you're trying to argue that you're a better 'supporter'.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 I go to football to watch my team and cheer them and you can't question my commitment, I have been to far more away games than you ever have and im alot younge, been wembley 7 times and had a season ticket for 11 years.This is my way of supporting Leicester when times are shit, and the football is poor. I dont enjoy watching total shit like Stewart and Heath. 63311[/snapback] Right, so you've been more games than me, so you're a better supporter? Great logic used there. I've been in a position where I've not been fortunate to go to away games before this season because - 1) My family don't have any interest in the game. 2) I used to work Saturdays, something I couldn't avoid. 3) I pay for myself, I don't sponge off my parents. Grow up, Dan. You clearly can't back up your views with any credible argument(s). 63315[/snapback] When at any point did i say i was a better supporter? I didn't at all and your just as much a supporter as me and i dont class myself better than anyone else at supporting a team. Like i said everyone has different ways to support a team... 63318[/snapback] So why did you refer to the fact you've been to more games than me? That only infers you're trying to argue that you're a better 'supporter'. 63323[/snapback] Because you were hinting that I don't support my team, when i've been there for them through thick and thin weather im singing about a fat woman in the crowd or Claridge at wembley, ive always been there and always will be and singing about oppostins fans all abit of fun and adds to the fun on a Saturday.
Scow Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 I go to football to watch my team and cheer them and you can't question my commitment, I have been to far more away games than you ever have and im alot younge, been wembley 7 times and had a season ticket for 11 years.This is my way of supporting Leicester when times are shit, and the football is poor. I dont enjoy watching total shit like Stewart and Heath. 63311[/snapback] Right, so you've been more games than me, so you're a better supporter? Great logic used there. I've been in a position where I've not been fortunate to go to away games before this season because - 1) My family don't have any interest in the game. 2) I used to work Saturdays, something I couldn't avoid. 3) I pay for myself, I don't sponge off my parents. Grow up, Dan. You clearly can't back up your views with any credible argument(s). 63315[/snapback] When at any point did i say i was a better supporter? I didn't at all and your just as much a supporter as me and i dont class myself better than anyone else at supporting a team. Like i said everyone has different ways to support a team... 63318[/snapback] So why did you refer to the fact you've been to more games than me? That only infers you're trying to argue that you're a better 'supporter'. 63323[/snapback] Because you were hinting that I don't support my team, when i've been there for them through thick and thin weather im singing about a fat woman in the crowd or Claridge at wembley, ive always been there and always will be and singing about oppostins fans all abit of fun and adds to the fun on a Saturday. 63329[/snapback] You've always been there? So why did you not bother going to a few matches this season because you've had 'enough'? It's great when things are going well, but it's apparent that you're nowhere to be seen when we're in the shit...
Scarby Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 To be fair we have all on this forum been there in the thick and thin! and always will me for everyone here LCFC is number one
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 I go to football to watch my team and cheer them and you can't question my commitment, I have been to far more away games than you ever have and im alot younge, been wembley 7 times and had a season ticket for 11 years.This is my way of supporting Leicester when times are shit, and the football is poor. I dont enjoy watching total shit like Stewart and Heath. 63311[/snapback] Right, so you've been more games than me, so you're a better supporter? Great logic used there. I've been in a position where I've not been fortunate to go to away games before this season because - 1) My family don't have any interest in the game. 2) I used to work Saturdays, something I couldn't avoid. 3) I pay for myself, I don't sponge off my parents. Grow up, Dan. You clearly can't back up your views with any credible argument(s). 63315[/snapback] When at any point did i say i was a better supporter? I didn't at all and your just as much a supporter as me and i dont class myself better than anyone else at supporting a team. Like i said everyone has different ways to support a team... 63318[/snapback] So why did you refer to the fact you've been to more games than me? That only infers you're trying to argue that you're a better 'supporter'. 63323[/snapback] Because you were hinting that I don't support my team, when i've been there for them through thick and thin weather im singing about a fat woman in the crowd or Claridge at wembley, ive always been there and always will be and singing about oppostins fans all abit of fun and adds to the fun on a Saturday. 63329[/snapback] You've always been there? So why did you not bother going to a few matches this season because you've had 'enough'? It's great when things are going well, but it's apparent that you're nowhere to be seen when we're in the shit... 63331[/snapback] I've missed about 4 games this season and that's when Micky Adams was here, i hated the guy with passion and couldn't watch that shit anymore.
Katy Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face! Some people make me sick!
MON Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face!Some people make me sick! 63345[/snapback] I agree. There was no point in doing that. I bet she never comes to another game at the Walkers Stadium. Some leicester fans are a bunch of fickle boneheads some times. Remember the forest game (-the 2-2) I went to that game. Leicester were complaining about racist forest fans. I'd say we should get our own house in order first. On the train back, the things some fans said to me and my family, were atrocious. "let's go p**k-bashing" "**** p***s" to name but a few. Thats one of the reasons we don't go to many away games now.
davieG Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face!Some people make me sick! 63345[/snapback] Ah but Katy it's OK provided they are wearing their fashionable 'Beat Bullying band' than their consciences will be clear.
Katy Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face!Some people make me sick! 63345[/snapback] Ah but Katy it's OK provided they are wearing their fashionable 'Beat Bullying band' than their consciences will be clear. 63347[/snapback] Precisely! Bunch of hypocrites!
Who ate all the pies? Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 Fat slag, top yourself, fat slag fat slag top yourself!You've got one fan bigger than our ground! Have you ever, have you ever, have you ever seen your clit? That's just wrong mate, not funny and not clever...sort it out! Can we cut out the petty arguements please and talk football, without comparing the size of our....support!
Durnerz Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face!Some people make me sick! 63345[/snapback] Ah but Katy it's OK provided they are wearing their fashionable 'Beat Bullying band' than their consciences will be clear. 63347[/snapback] Precisely! Bunch of hypocrites! 63351[/snapback] Hang on! I sit the 2nd seat from the barrier up the top of L1 and before,during and after the match this particular woman was having banter with us, calling us "wankers" and making references to La Manga, and in due course the Leicester contingent up the top reacted, this was banter, a lot of games this season some has got out of hand with racist chants from opposition fans etc (Coventry City, Sunderland) that is where i'd say a team has crossed the line but many times if a person is up for it, and they start goading the opposition support what do they expect? I think a lot of people who weren't up the top yesterday who have passed judgement from a few peoples comments who probably didnt see the girl just heard the chanting have no idea what they are saying or what happened. Yesterday the match was crap, I can't fault anyone who took part in having banter with the crewe fans because thats the reason I go, the atmosphere up the top with my best mates, if leicester play well and win, bonus!
Alexikokopops Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 You want real fat, you need to see "Fat Kid", a Lincoln City season ticket holder. He takes up two seats on the busses to away games, and occasionally has to use a crutch to walk.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 This is typical behaviour of some people who revel in humiliating other people, how nasty and dispicable can some people be? Imagine how that woman felt having basically a whole section of the crowd chanting at her, whether she appeared to be 'loving it' or not - Ill bet you any money she wasnt inside! Its basically bullying in disguise, I bet not one of the chanters would dare say all that to her face!Some people make me sick! 63345[/snapback] Ah but Katy it's OK provided they are wearing their fashionable 'Beat Bullying band' than their consciences will be clear. 63347[/snapback] Precisely! Bunch of hypocrites! 63351[/snapback] Hang on! I sit the 2nd seat from the barrier up the top of L1 and before,during and after the match this particular woman was having banter with us, calling us "wankers" and making references to La Manga, and in due course the Leicester contingent up the top reacted, this was banter, a lot of games this season some has got out of hand with racist chants from opposition fans etc (Coventry City, Sunderland) that is where i'd say a team has crossed the line but many times if a person is up for it, and they start goading the opposition support what do they expect? I think a lot of people who weren't up the top yesterday who have passed judgement from a few peoples comments who probably didnt see the girl just heard the chanting have no idea what they are saying or what happened. Yesterday the match was crap, I can't fault anyone who took part in having banter with the crewe fans because thats the reason I go, the atmosphere up the top with my best mates, if leicester play well and win, bonus! 63388[/snapback] Spot on mate, when it all went silent she shouted the abuse about La Manag, before anyone even mentioned how fat she was. Some people on here just love to argue...
davieG Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 A think a bit of perspective is needed here Chanting about LCFC's involvement in La Manga is hardly on the same level as personal abuse aimed directly at an individual. I wonder if you would all feel the same if abuse had been directed at your sister, girlfriend, wife, mother. even if she had chanted something derogatory/abusive about Crewe.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 A think a bit of perspective is needed here Chanting about LCFC's involvement in La Manga is hardly on the same level as personal abuse aimed directly at an individual.I wonder if you would all feel the same if abuse had been directed at your sister, girlfriend, wife, mother. even if she had chanted something derogatory/abusive about Crewe. 63435[/snapback] To come to the Walkers and start to shout abuse about La Manga and call everyone 'wankers' then she's asking for it. If she wasn't fat she would of been abused some otherway, when singing 'Get Your Tits Out' she lift one of her tops up and the other one up to just under her bra, she obviously wasnt bothered about it as her rolls hit the floor, no hiding it.
lcfcwill Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 The fat one also had a mans voice. Also did you see how much money that guy was paying for her to shag him, he had so much he started dropping some. Anyone see that?
Durnerz Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 The fat one also had a mans voice.Also did you see how much money that guy was paying for her to shag him, he had so much he started dropping some. Anyone see that? 63439[/snapback] I saw a coin fly over my head when we scored, went onto the sheet behind the barrier.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 The fat one also had a mans voice.Also did you see how much money that guy was paying for her to shag him, he had so much he started dropping some. Anyone see that? 63439[/snapback] I saw a coin fly over my head when we scored, went onto the sheet behind the barrier. 63443[/snapback] Where did you sit Will? Did you hear anyone shout 'Is that your fecking pension' when he was waving the money?
stez Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 A think a bit of perspective is needed here Chanting about LCFC's involvement in La Manga is hardly on the same level as personal abuse aimed directly at an individual.I wonder if you would all feel the same if abuse had been directed at your sister, girlfriend, wife, mother. even if she had chanted something derogatory/abusive about Crewe. 63435[/snapback] To come to the Walkers and start to shout abuse about La Manga and call everyone 'wankers' then she's asking for it. If she wasn't fat she would of been abused some otherway, when singing 'Get Your Tits Out' she lift one of her tops up and the other one up to just under her bra, she obviously wasnt bothered about it as her rolls hit the floor, no hiding it. 63436[/snapback] i guess that when a purple wristband for anti-fat dissing comes out your opinion will change?
Katy Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 We actually sit next to L1 and personal insults like that are completely different to opposition team baiting and you know it - why do people think this sort of behaviour is acceptable?
Solihullfox Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 We actually sit next to L1 and personal insults like that are completely different to opposition team baiting and you know it - why do people think this sort of behaviour is acceptable? 63462[/snapback] Generally because those that indulge in it do not have the intellect to know what they are actually doing and just go along with the flow to fit in. Oh and the really thick one's do really think it is funny.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 We actually sit next to L1 and personal insults like that are completely different to opposition team baiting and you know it - why do people think this sort of behaviour is acceptable? 63462[/snapback] Generally because those that indulge in it do not have the intellect to know what they are actually doing and just go along with the flow to fit in. Oh and the really thick one's do really think it is funny. 63465[/snapback] Im really thick then. If i can be really thick with 10 GCSE's thats fine.
Katy Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 We actually sit next to L1 and personal insults like that are completely different to opposition team baiting and you know it - why do people think this sort of behaviour is acceptable? 63462[/snapback] Generally because those that indulge in it do not have the intellect to know what they are actually doing and just go along with the flow to fit in. Oh and the really thick one's do really think it is funny. 63465[/snapback] Im really thick then. If i can be really thick with 10 GCSE's thats fine. 63467[/snapback] Intellect and GCSE passes are two completely different things! As is having a social conscience and respect for fellow human beings.
Guest Daniel Posted 6 February 2005 Posted 6 February 2005 We actually sit next to L1 and personal insults like that are completely different to opposition team baiting and you know it - why do people think this sort of behaviour is acceptable? 63462[/snapback] Generally because those that indulge in it do not have the intellect to know what they are actually doing and just go along with the flow to fit in. Oh and the really thick one's do really think it is funny. 63465[/snapback] Im really thick then. If i can be really thick with 10 GCSE's thats fine. 63467[/snapback] Intellect and GCSE passes are two completely different things! As is having a social conscience and respect for fellow human beings. 63470[/snapback] I was replying to the last part he said. Didnt mention the intellect part.
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