Kitchandro Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 Cheers Top but I've already bought it and I am going to sit for 90 minutes and enjoy the football. Ok but after that one fook off for the sake of the club You don't care so you're just being awkward by going anyway
Tilley Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 Ok but after that one fook off for the sake of the club You don't care so you're just being awkward by going anyway Why don't I care? We're both paying supporters and I choose to support the team in a different way you do? I pay for a seat and choose to sit on it for 90 minutes, what is the problem with that?
MC Prussian Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 Cheers Top but I've already bought it and I am going to sit for 90 minutes and enjoy the football. The flags and banners wouldn't affect you one bit where you're sitting - so why opposing something that clearly has no immediate effect on you whatsoever in the first place? According to your logic, we could also stop breathing, because since we're all dying anyway, there's no point in trying at all.
Tilley Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 The flags and banners wouldn't affect you one bit where you're sitting - so why opposing something that clearly has no immediate effect on you whatsoever in the first place? According to your logic, we could also stop breathing, because since we're all dying anyway, there's no need for it at all. How do you know that? Have you seen my ticket you moron? Well stopping breathing would be abit daft and extreme.
Wymsey Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 You lot need lessons.... http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=video&cd=6&ved=0CFIQtwIwBQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fvids.myspace.com%2Findex.cfm%3Ffuseaction%3Dvids.individual%26videoid%3D106096329&ei=xXzYTK-7EY70sgar6qzVCA&usg=AFQjCNEurcADdYu04m361YSDDp_WCU-3hw
Kitchandro Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 Why don't I care? We're both paying supporters and I choose to support the team in a different way you do? I pay for a seat and choose to sit on it for 90 minutes, what is the problem with that? cos you'd rather be awkward than give the stadium a chance to be atmospheric cos you claim people from Liverpool care more than us (think about that logically - it's bullshit) The money don't make any difference, it's noise that helps the team, not your £35. You don't 'support' the team at all
Asha Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 So he doesn't support the team, and gets annoyed by anyone who does. Then he says Liverpool fans care more about their club than I do? Speak for himself, it's people like him that make everyone else think that. fook him I think paying £35 each time is pretty damn good support, to be fair. It may not fit the perception of 'support' some people have, but I think the club are pretty delighted with fans who pay that on a regular basis. Finance being as important as it is in football these days, it's obviously a sign of support even to turn up and pay the prices. In terms of the 'who loves their club more' debate, who gives a fuck? Really?
Tilley Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 I am pretty sure my £35 is more beneficial to the club and the team than me standing up and singing for 90 minutes.
Corky Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 cos you'd rather be awkward than give the stadium a chance to be atmospheric cos you claim people from Liverpool care more than us (think about that logically - it's bullshit) The money don't make any difference, it's noise that helps the team, not your £35. You don't 'support' the team at all It does to the club. And anyway, how do know Tilley won't join in with the atmopshere?
AndyBrew Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 The Walkers will never be atmospheric. Mainly because the majority of fans who turn up clearly don't want it to be. this is completely factual, depressing but true
1964FOX Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 £35 for Derby or £39 for Fulham, how will I cope without that £4? Walkers is on par with the Emirates. No one has showed me evidence of when our Kop has replicated that of Liverpool's so I will carry on posting. In all honesty I didn't for one moment think you would stop posting even if I provided a 90 minute video of the Anfield Kop being as quiet as the Walkers but had to try.
Samilktray Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 cos you'd rather be awkward than give the stadium a chance to be atmospheric cos you claim people from Liverpool care more than us (think about that logically - it's bullshit) The money don't make any difference, it's noise that helps the team, not your £35. You don't 'support' the team at all
Asha Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 cos you claim people from Liverpool care more than us (think about that logically - it's bullshit) No, what is completely illogical is the fact that you're clearly so upset by that statement.
AndyBrew Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 I think paying £35 each time is pretty damn good support, to be fair. It may not fit the perception of 'support' some people have, but I think the club are pretty delighted with fans who pay that on a regular basis. Finance being as important as it is in football these days, it's obviously a sign of support even to turn up and pay the prices. In terms of the 'who loves their club more' debate, who gives a fuck? Really? this is also completely true my club is fooked
Houdini Logic Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 I am pretty sure my £35 is more beneficial to the club and the team than me standing up and singing for 90 minutes. Because it has to be one or the other
MC Prussian Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 How do you know that? Have you seen my ticket you moron? Well stopping breathing would be abit daft and extreme. Well, you tell me what sections within the Walkers other than the two I know of offer £35 tickets for a Platinum fixture. And then you tell me in what section the Fosse Boys are in.
Kitchandro Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 I think paying £35 each time is pretty damn good support, to be fair. It may not fit the perception of 'support' some people have, but I think the club are pretty delighted with fans who pay that on a regular basis. Finance being as important as it is in football these days, it's obviously a sign of support even to turn up and pay the prices. In terms of the 'who loves their club more' debate, who gives a fuck? Really? The club might be delighted about the cash they're getting, but the team don't care how much you pay for your ticket. If a ticket at Anfield was a fiver, dom you really think the players would think 'they're shit supporters, they only pay a fiver' ???? fook would they, they'd say we have amazing fans because they sing.
AndyBrew Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 In all honesty I didn't for one moment think you would stop posting even if I provided a 90 minute video of the Anfield Kop being as quiet as the Walkers but had to try. you're a try'er Gary
Kitchandro Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 It does to the club. And anyway, how do know Tilley won't join in with the atmopshere? cos he said so
Kitchandro Posted 8 November 2010 Posted 8 November 2010 I am pretty sure my £35 is more beneficial to the club and the team than me standing up and singing for 90 minutes. We've got plenty of money now thanks. You should be supporting the team, not Mandaric. Singing will motivate the players and make them more positive.
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