Ilkeston_Fox Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 just on a side note, how did the counting house take the fosse boys before the boro game? seemed pretty lively from the clips on youtube. i know alot of boozers in leicester wouldnt take kindly to 'rowdiness'(for want of a better word) like that at lunchtime!! Bit of a sing song, plenty of flowing = plenty of £ for the pub about sums it up. They weren't fussed.
BrummieFOX Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 "We shall not, we shall not be moved, we shall not, we shall not be moved, Because if we're too noisy, YOU can move, Weee shall not be moved!!!!!!" If you're asking.
LCFC-ARAB Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 just on a side note, how did the counting house take the fosse boys before the boro game? seemed pretty lively from the clips on youtube. i know alot of boozers in leicester wouldnt take kindly to 'rowdiness'(for want of a better word) like that at lunchtime!! we werent singing before the boro game, those clips were from the Sunderland game and they didnt bother us at all EDIT:i dont think we were singing before the boro game......
stix Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 we werent singing before the boro game, those clips were from the Sunderland game and they didnt bother us at all we werent singing before the boro game, those clips were from the Sunderland game and they didnt bother us at all EDIT:i dont think we were singing before the boro game......
Houdini Logic Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 http://www.fansonline.net/leicestercity/mb/view.php?id=232130 Clear support from Bentleys. I can honestly feel this becoming a turning point for the atmosphere in the Kop. With 50 odd emails sent to fanzone it's clear how, for one, how passionate people are about the atmosphere, and two, how disgusted people are about the clubs stance on the matter and want to do something about it. If as many people are, as it seems on here an Bentleys, as truly this fired up then Saturday could be one hell of an atmosphere! With friends of friends being told about the clubs reaction, word will spread. I expect the whole Kop stood singing WYS for 90 minutes, minimum. Love the first post on there - 'I bet they got more than 22 emails a week complaining about Ian Holloway and they never acted on that.'
Stand UP... Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 Glad so many fans are pissed by this. Love some of there comments on bentley's. alanwoolettsbuspass Posted on 26/08/2010 13:13 Fosse Boys Silenced Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message If i was a fosse boy i would tell the club to fook off , and give your monies and support to the lads at the away games only! thus helping the team and fook the city coffers. Again another reason why i will never go to the walkers until the glory days of standing and singing are introduced again. IP: Logged filbertfoxy00 Posted on 26/08/2010 13:14 Fosse Boys Silenced Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message This fooking club! If I didn't love them, I would seriously HATE them. IP: Logged Solihull_Fox Posted on 26/08/2010 13:19 Fosse Boys Silenced Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Football fans being too noisy? I despair of our 'supporters' sometimes.
Stand UP... Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 this has to be the best PeteLCFC Posted on 26/08/2010 15:43 Fosse Boys Silenced Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Dear LCFC Fanzone, Kindly go fook yourself you coonts. Yours sincerely... etc etc
SeCrEt FoX Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 Lcfc are bringing out ear defenders as worn by Chris Weale
Ozwin Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 This made me laugh so hard Dear ****s in charge of LCFC.I write now as someone who once loved going to Filbert Street, but instead now just wants to get this of his chest. You are fooking useless. Absolutely fooking useless. And it's not just a recent thing, as you've been useless for years and there's no sign of you never being anything but absolutely fooking useless in the future either. I admit that you're not alone in this as the whole game seems to be going down the pan, but still you have played your own bit in killing the thing off for me. "We have received complaints" blah blah blah. fooking useless.
Stand UP... Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 This made me laugh so hard haha another good one - Why have you taken on board the views of 22 people that have no idea of what an atmosphere inside of a football stadium should be like and threatened the Fosse Boys with ejection? I remember when we had to move to the new place, the Kop end was described in the season ticket sales brochures being "a wall of noise". I have heard louder noises in my bathroom after a night on Marstons Pedigree and a Chicken Vindaloo!
Poakey Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 Love the first post on there - 'I bet they got more than 22 emails a week complaining about Ian Holloway and they never acted on that.' Theres some crackers on there... Dear ****s in charge of LCFC. I write now as someone who once loved going to Filbert Street, but instead now just wants to get this of his chest. You are fooking useless. Absolutely fooking useless. And it's not just a recent thing, as you've been useless for years and there's no sign of you never being anything but absolutely fooking useless in the future either. Another.... Why have you taken on board the views of 22 people that have no idea of what an atmosphere inside of a football stadium should be like and threatened the Fosse Boys with ejection? I remember when we had to move to the new place, the Kop end was described in the season ticket sales brochures being "a wall of noise". I have heard louder noises in my bathroom after a night on Marstons Pedigree and a Chicken Vindaloo! and finally.... Dear LCFC Fanzone, Kindly go fook yourself you coonts. Yours sincerely...
Jodranadinho Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 haha another good one - Why have you taken on board the views of 22 people that have no idea of what an atmosphere inside of a football stadium should be like and threatened the Fosse Boys with ejection? I remember when we had to move to the new place, the Kop end was described in the season ticket sales brochures being "a wall of noise". I have heard louder noises in my bathroom after a night on Marstons Pedigree and a Chicken Vindaloo!
stripeyfox Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 Whilst I would generally prefer a more eloquently worded complaint, the sentiment is about bang on. And the action taken against the FB, although unjustified, is actually just the latest in a long line of misjudgments by the club and the way they treat the fans like shit. Those of us old enough to remember "the old days" should not be naive enough to think that things will go back to the way they were but together I think we can change the culture. The people who work at the club sit in their plush offices and probably dine out on the fact they work in the "football industry", whatever the fook that is, and think that they can do what the fook they want and us mugs will turn up week in week out. And to a certain extent they are probably correct in that assumption. But.... the times they are a changin' and it won't take many more incidents like this to tip the balance. People will only put up with being treated like shit for so long.
Fosse Boy Posted 26 August 2010 Author Posted 26 August 2010 What have you started Arab and Fosse Boy? Legends Bit strong. EDIT: And we're far from the only ones running this group, we're just the two gobbiest. A lot of people have put a lot of work into this.
Jodranadinho Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 What have you started Arab and Fosse Boy? Legends This
Lillehamring Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 ha ha ha, oh dear Barclay, heads are going to roll for this calamitous misjudgement can someone make one of those hitler vids along the lines of Barclay getting a bolloking: "...and as if generating a fan revolt wasn't enough, you had to do it the day before our first match on sky." i think you need to get t-shirts done up, cause they'll never let you in with a banner now -sky are smart enough if they see 30+ lads in Frankie style t-shirts saying 'LCFC SAYS SHHHSHHH' they will be onto you like a shot. especially if you're going nuts with scarfs and what not.
FosseBoysTopBoy Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 ive emailed citeh with the following... Dear Sir / Madam, I would just like to place on record my disgust at how you could allow a militant group, calling themselves the 'Fosse Boys' to stand up, sing songs and even wave a flag around, in order to spoil my entertainment at the Walkers Stadium last week against Middlesbrough. I have it on good authority that most of them were carrying Stanleys and this went entirely unnoticed as they have recruited some of your stewarding team to work undercover as 'inside men' and now they even have 3 turnstile operators secretly working for them. I really fear for my safety whenever I go anywhere near the Walkers these days and unless you can ban this mafia-style organisation from attending any further home games with immediate effect you will lose me and hundreds of thousands of other low-abiding disabled supporters. The noise was deafening, how do you expect Paulo and Bruno to get their message across to the players while the Fosse Boys are signing their version of the Edwyn Collins classic, I've Never Known a Girl Like You Before? The fact that you allow them to stand up is a structural nightmare, while they were jumping up and down you could literally feel the stadium rocking from side-to-side. Fortunately the Fosse Boys only took about 500 of their fringe boys to the Boro game, but I also have it on good authority that their Top Boys will be taking full advantage of the generous £10 a ticket offer for the televised game against Reading this upcoming weekend, and the Fosse Boys numbers are likely to swell to somewhere between the 100,000 - 150,000 mark. With all these in the top corner of the Kop, I fear the stadium is likely to completely topple over in the South/East corner which in turn will catapult the supporters located in the North/West Stand corner. Being in that corner, the catapult would naturally direct them towards the Eyres Monsell estate were as we all know, they would be eaten alive. Therefore I would urge you to invest in a huge bouncy castle to be placed over the Monsell estate on Saturday evening just to be on the safe side. The flag is a fire hazard. When I went to light a cigarette in the concourse at half-time the flame very nearly made contact with the flag, which would inevitably had led to a Bradford 85 situation and we'd have been playing at Welford Road for the rest of the season. At least while there we could pick up some more middle class ponce supporters though I suppose. Maybe the Tigers and City could play their games back-to-back while licking caviar off each other's genitals. Some of the seats could be painted blue, the ground renamed to the Welford Bowl and the rugby team renamed to their original name from the 1800's, 'Leicester Football Club'. In fact this idea just gets better and better, what with the new owners maybe the half-time raffle could be to win a night with a 'Bangkok Chick Boy', or a Kathoey if you want to be more discreet. We could play some great music everytime a goal or try is scored, maybe a bit of Gary Glitter or Michael Jackson as that would certainly appeal to the families we need to focus are marketing on. The Birch could ring everyone with a desperate plea to ask you to bring any friends and family to the games for a tenner (oh wait that actually happens now), provided of course that they are either a kid, female, middle class, an ethnic minority, disabled, a tax dodger or chronically overweight and carrying a musical instrument. Anyone else is not welcome. They already have the stewards and turnstile operators on side, rumour has it Bruno Berner is considering joining them too, so we need to act fast. We desperately need to maintain our status as a poxy family club and we need to fill that stadium with middle class female OAPs. So please, I beg you, ban the Fosse Boys and if possible castrate them while you're at it. The fewer vermin they are allowed to breed the better for all of us. I look forward to your response with great anticipation. If you can confirm they will be banned for the Reading game, then you will be ten pounds the richer on Saturday. Yours emotionally, Anonymous
MeatyLCFC Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 ive emailed citeh with the following... Dear Sir / Madam, I would just like to place on record my disgust at how you could allow a militant group, calling themselves the 'Fosse Boys' to stand up, sing songs and even wave a flag around, in order to spoil my entertainment at the Walkers Stadium last week against Middlesbrough. I have it on good authority that most of them were carrying Stanleys and this went entirely unnoticed as they have recruited some of your stewarding team to work undercover as 'inside men' and now they even have 3 turnstile operators secretly working for them. I really fear for my safety whenever I go anywhere near the Walkers these days and unless you can ban this mafia-style organisation from attending any further home games with immediate effect you will lose me and hundreds of thousands of other low-abiding disabled supporters. The noise was deafening, how do you expect Paulo and Bruno to get their message across to the players while the Fosse Boys are signing their version of the Edwyn Collins classic, I've Never Known a Girl Like You Before? The fact that you allow them to stand up is a structural nightmare, while they were jumping up and down you could literally feel the stadium rocking from side-to-side. Fortunately the Fosse Boys only took about 500 of their fringe boys to the Boro game, but I also have it on good authority that their Top Boys will be taking full advantage of the generous £10 a ticket offer for the televised game against Reading this upcoming weekend, and the Fosse Boys numbers are likely to swell to somewhere between the 100,000 - 150,000 mark. With all these in the top corner of the Kop, I fear the stadium is likely to completely topple over in the South/East corner which in turn will catapult the supporters located in the North/West Stand corner. Being in that corner, the catapult would naturally direct them towards the Eyres Monsell estate were as we all know, they would be eaten alive. Therefore I would urge you to invest in a huge bouncy castle to be placed over the Monsell estate on Saturday evening just to be on the safe side. The flag is a fire hazard. When I went to light a cigarette in the concourse at half-time the flame very nearly made contact with the flag, which would inevitably had led to a Bradford 85 situation and we'd have been playing at Welford Road for the rest of the season. At least while there we could pick up some more middle class ponce supporters though I suppose. Maybe the Tigers and City could play their games back-to-back while licking caviar off each other's genitals. Some of the seats could be painted blue, the ground renamed to the Welford Bowl and the rugby team renamed to their original name from the 1800's, 'Leicester Football Club'. In fact this idea just gets better and better, what with the new owners maybe the half-time raffle could be to win a night with a 'Bangkok Chick Boy', or a Kathoey if you want to be more discreet. We could play some great music everytime a goal or try is scored, maybe a bit of Gary Glitter or Michael Jackson as that would certainly appeal to the families we need to focus are marketing on. The Birch could ring everyone with a desperate plea to ask you to bring any friends and family to the games for a tenner (oh wait that actually happens now), provided of course that they are either a kid, female, middle class, an ethnic minority, disabled, a tax dodger or chronically overweight and carrying a musical instrument. Anyone else is not welcome. They already have the stewards and turnstile operators on side, rumour has it Bruno Berner is considering joining them too, so we need to act fast. We desperately need to maintain our status as a poxy family club and we need to fill that stadium with middle class female OAPs. So please, I beg you, ban the Fosse Boys and if possible castrate them while you're at it. The fewer vermin they are allowed to breed the better for all of us. I look forward to your response with great anticipation. If you can confirm they will be banned for the Reading game, then you will be ten pounds the richer on Saturday. Yours emotionally, Anonymous :) :) this is the funniest post on this thread! haha!
LCFC-ARAB Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 The club will probably believe all that! Quality post! hahaha
Poakey Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 ive emailed citeh with the following... Dear Sir / Madam, I would just like to place on record my disgust at how you could allow a militant group, calling themselves the 'Fosse Boys' to stand up, sing songs and even wave a flag around, in order to spoil my entertainment at the Walkers Stadium last week against Middlesbrough. I have it on good authority that most of them were carrying Stanleys and this went entirely unnoticed as they have recruited some of your stewarding team to work undercover as 'inside men' and now they even have 3 turnstile operators secretly working for them. I really fear for my safety whenever I go anywhere near the Walkers these days and unless you can ban this mafia-style organisation from attending any further home games with immediate effect you will lose me and hundreds of thousands of other low-abiding disabled supporters. The noise was deafening, how do you expect Paulo and Bruno to get their message across to the players while the Fosse Boys are signing their version of the Edwyn Collins classic, I've Never Known a Girl Like You Before? The fact that you allow them to stand up is a structural nightmare, while they were jumping up and down you could literally feel the stadium rocking from side-to-side. Fortunately the Fosse Boys only took about 500 of their fringe boys to the Boro game, but I also have it on good authority that their Top Boys will be taking full advantage of the generous £10 a ticket offer for the televised game against Reading this upcoming weekend, and the Fosse Boys numbers are likely to swell to somewhere between the 100,000 - 150,000 mark. With all these in the top corner of the Kop, I fear the stadium is likely to completely topple over in the South/East corner which in turn will catapult the supporters located in the North/West Stand corner. Being in that corner, the catapult would naturally direct them towards the Eyres Monsell estate were as we all know, they would be eaten alive. Therefore I would urge you to invest in a huge bouncy castle to be placed over the Monsell estate on Saturday evening just to be on the safe side. The flag is a fire hazard. When I went to light a cigarette in the concourse at half-time the flame very nearly made contact with the flag, which would inevitably had led to a Bradford 85 situation and we'd have been playing at Welford Road for the rest of the season. At least while there we could pick up some more middle class ponce supporters though I suppose. Maybe the Tigers and City could play their games back-to-back while licking caviar off each other's genitals. Some of the seats could be painted blue, the ground renamed to the Welford Bowl and the rugby team renamed to their original name from the 1800's, 'Leicester Football Club'. In fact this idea just gets better and better, what with the new owners maybe the half-time raffle could be to win a night with a 'Bangkok Chick Boy', or a Kathoey if you want to be more discreet. We could play some great music everytime a goal or try is scored, maybe a bit of Gary Glitter or Michael Jackson as that would certainly appeal to the families we need to focus are marketing on. The Birch could ring everyone with a desperate plea to ask you to bring any friends and family to the games for a tenner (oh wait that actually happens now), provided of course that they are either a kid, female, middle class, an ethnic minority, disabled, a tax dodger or chronically overweight and carrying a musical instrument. Anyone else is not welcome. They already have the stewards and turnstile operators on side, rumour has it Bruno Berner is considering joining them too, so we need to act fast. We desperately need to maintain our status as a poxy family club and we need to fill that stadium with middle class female OAPs. So please, I beg you, ban the Fosse Boys and if possible castrate them while you're at it. The fewer vermin they are allowed to breed the better for all of us. I look forward to your response with great anticipation. If you can confirm they will be banned for the Reading game, then you will be ten pounds the richer on Saturday. Yours emotionally, Anonymous Ha ha, is that you Daggers?
Tommeh Posted 26 August 2010 Posted 26 August 2010 Top boy that is iconic. Goes without saying this is discusting from the club yet really, not that surprising. Infact it's actually made me decide to attend saturday and really give it a go in the Kop although Paulo in 3D is still hugely appealing.
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