jano Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 ive just been reading a thread on plymouths fans forum and i found something thats disgusting and bang out of order, there on about songs to sing about ollie and one fan said how about singing "does your dad know your here" because in ollies book he says his dad didint like liars and they see ollie as being a liar, ollies dad is dead and i find that disgusting and disrespectfull to even think of that idea, what is wrong with the scum bags, why dont they get over it and point there finger at the poor excuse of a chairman!! http://www.pasoti.co.uk/talk/viewtopic.php?t=24518
Joe. Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I just wish I could see the look on their faces as Barry Hayles rises up high in the 92nd minute to score and make it 1-0 Leicester. Let's stuff 'em today boys.
jano Posted 9 February 2008 Author Posted 9 February 2008 I just wish I could see the look on their faces as Barry Hayles rises up high in the 92nd minute to score and make it 1-0 Leicester. Let's stuff 'em today boys. that would be quality and make my week! come on boys!
WetFlannel Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 Who cares about them? Let themselves look like idiots if they really want to, and I would prefer to score in the first 10 seconds and shut them up for the rest of the match, rather than hearing a tiny murmour from their crap fan base mocking Ollie.
SamL Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I just wish I could see the look on their faces as Barry Hayles rises up high in the 92nd minute to score and make it 1-0 Leicester Plymouth.Let's stuff 'em today boys.
LeeCovFox Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 that would be quality and make my week! come on boys! They really are a bitter bunch. And from what I can work out from their own forum, they are also a nasty bunch. Obviously this doesn't apply to all Plymouth fans, but when the moderators of your own forum go on strike because of nastiness, you know things are bad.
Guest Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I'm sure there should be an 's' on the end of this thread title
FoxesFan100 Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 although i dont like defending the plymouth fans but most of them are saying that this is way out of order. Although the person who made that thread deserves to be shot
jano Posted 9 February 2008 Author Posted 9 February 2008 Who cares about them? Let themselves look like idiots if they really want to, and I would prefer to score in the first 10 seconds and shut them up for the rest of the match, rather than hearing a tiny murmour from their crap fan base mocking Ollie. yeah true
Stevosevic Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I just wish I could see the look on their faces as Barry Hayles rises up high in the 92nd minute to score and make it 1-0 Leicester. Let's stuff 'em today boys. I'd prefer a more convincing win than that to be honest.
Joe. Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I'd prefer a more convincing win than that to be honest. I think we all would! But any win'll do for me.
James. Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 he is a liar though So singing about his dead Dad is justified?
City Fan Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I also remember reading someone suggesting to sing "Can your daughters hear us sing?", bloody disgraceful.
The Reverend Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 What do you expect from an effectively third world part of the country. They still ride around on penny farthings down there for god's sake.
Dames Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 We have to win this game. There is no two ways about it. We need the points and the bragging rights. We lose we go further into shit and the egos/idiocity of the Plymouth fans would increase 100 fold. Come on Leicester!
Zingari Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 So singing about his dead Dad is justified? hardly crime of the century is it ( indeed the abuse is not directed at his father) he writes about truth, honesty and integrity and the influence from his father, and its plain to those fans that he is just being hypocritical , don't worry to much about ollie's feelings, i'm sure he'll cry all the way to the bank but he''ll get over it
Webbo Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 As I've said before in different threads, as someone who can remember the treatment dished out to Little and McGhoo I find all this disgust at the Plymouth fans a little hypocritical. They've lost a popular manager I don't blame them for being angry. Having said all that I really hope we stuff them today.
James. Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 hardly crime of the century is it ( indeed the abuse is not directed at his father) he writes about truth, honesty and integrity and the influence from his father, and its plain to those fans that he is just being hypocritical , don't worry to much about ollie's feelings, i'm sure he'll cry all the way to the bank but he''ll get over it It's not about Holloway's feelings, it's about what is right. And it's not about this one incident. It's about the last few months and the bitter, twisted, idiotic and often simply inaccurate stance that many Plymouth fans have taken. They are scum and as far as I'm concerned those that sing about his Dad tomorrow can be put in roughly the same bracket as the idiots that will inevitably have something to say during the minute's silence at the Manchester derby on Sunday. I'm sick of them. I'm sick of their backwards, distorted views, their unparalleled bitterness, their constant vitriol and their plain idiocy.
The Reverend Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 It's not about Holloway's feelings, it's about what is right. And it's not about this one incident. It's about the last few months and the bitter, twisted, idiotic and often simply inaccurate stance that many Plymouth fans have taken.They are scum and as far as I'm concerned those that sing about his Dad tomorrow can be put in roughly the same bracket as the idiots that will inevitably have something to say during the minute's silence at the Manchester derby on Sunday. I'm sick of them. I'm sick of their backwards, distorted views, their unparalleled bitterness, their constant vitriol and their plain idiocy. Damn fooking right
WetFlannel Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 This is a disgrace, and I think Plymouth fans should be dealt with accordingly if this happens. Especially the one about Ollies daughter. Ollie does so much work for people with this disadvantage, and admire him so much for doing it. What cunt would mock someone over a disability they feel very strongly about, just for joining another football team? Its football. Leave it at football. They've lost the plot.
Darkzzz_ Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I am starting to really hate them lot!! I really hope Ollie has the last laugh today, he will be pumped up for this!!! C'mon Leicester!!!
leicesterseddon Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 it's nasty but we shouldn't worry about it............only about ten of em will sing it they don't really have a reason to be be bitter; he's done really well for them and it's because of him that they're where they are today. compare that to our hatred of PT who really did **** the club up big-time. they moan that he left after saying that he loved the place...he probably did, but work is work and we have better long-term prospects as a club than their association of incestuous carrot-crunching, thigh-slapping sailor boys
He's not bald Posted 9 February 2008 Posted 9 February 2008 I'm sure there should be an 's' on the end of this thread title Is there more than 1 then?
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