danlcfc4ever Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well the general idea when you win a bet is to claim your winnings. Dicksplash. I might be wrong but as far as I'm aware with FCBETS you can only claim your winnings online?
Trav Le Bleu Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 I was once at a game where I had told my wife a joke and made her laugh at exactly the same time as the opposition scored. The guy in front turned around and really laid into her verbally along the lines of "so you think it's funny when the opposition score?!" He was red in the face with anger, wouldn't listen to me telling to calm down and explaining what had happened and I was about to give him a thump (something I've not done since I was a schoolkid) until his wife played peacemaker. Without a doubt he's the single biggest knob I've ever sat behind.
Fosse Boy Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well the general idea when you win a bet is to claim your winnings. Dicksplash. Well that was an unwarranted response.
FanofFilbert Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well the general idea when you win a bet is to claim your winnings. Dicksplash. Where you the guy the o/p was referring to? Did you win a sneaky four quid on the yak?
lcfc"weasel" Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well that was an unwarranted response. He's obviously the lad.
m00nie Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 I might be wrong but as far as I'm aware with FCBETS you can only claim your winnings online? naa you can get them from the ground.. dont think you can get paid till after the game though.. and on the day its only 1 booth open then the next time you go you can collect from any..
luckyalex13 Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 i remember going to sheff wed away as a kid with my dad and singing along and the women behind asked if we could be quiet as she had a headache.....my dad polietly told her that it was a football match as i carried on singing :-D have seen complete d**ks though, think it was cambridge away (standing behind the goal) where a group couldnt be bothered to walk to the toilets so thought they would p*ss in carrier bags and through them forward (on to thier fellow LCFC fans). luckily i avoided getting hit!
FuriousFox46 Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 The people in front of me are like the cast of Shameless - no joke.
Wymsey Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 The people in front of me are like the cast of Shameless - no joke. They don't 'cuddle' up to one another do they?!
stix Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well the general idea when you win a bet is to claim your winnings. Dicksplash. Immediately?! In the middle of a football match you paid around £20 to go and watch?! For four ****ing quid?! Kudos for the 'Dicksplash' though
fatmando Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Against WBA this season I had tickets on the back row in the kop. So we walked up the steps to take our seats and to our surprise there was a group of like 5 wee teenagers standing up in our two seats space (never seen so much acne in one place before!). So we was like "these are our seats lads", and most of them fooked off which was fine but this one lad just like moved along and squeezed into another small lads seat space with him. Now don't get me wrong I am all for a bit of a sing song and atmosphere and all. And it was nice standing all game at the back for a change but this kid like wasn't even watching the football at all! He just stood at the back, head down at the floor, back to the pitch, scarf rolled round his hand, banging the shit out of the back of the metal at the top of the kop! The guy was an absolute tool. He would stop banging, obviously because he was in pain, look at his hands, and then start banging again. Half way through the 2nd half my mate just said to him "mate, you going to watch any football or you just going to keep banging that like a retard". The kid looked like he was going explode, went bright red and wide eyed. I don't know what came over me and I just went (probably the fact we were losing and this kid had gave me a splitting headache banging all game) - "Yeah, fook off mate will you". And he did! He just left. It was bizarre. I don't feel bad though , the guy was a total tool.
fatmando Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 I had this huuuuge bloke sitting next to me against Hull this season aswell! When I got to my seat he was sitting on it and his seat next to me, and he looked comfortable. He needed two seats. The whole fooking game he was squashed up against me. And the smell of farts all game was definiatly coming from him aswell. That was savage aswell. Mostly though Leicester fans I sit with at games are sound. I'll stop moaning now, sorry.
The Doctor Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 I had this huuuuge bloke sitting next to me against Hull this season aswell! When I got to my seat he was sitting on it and his seat next to me, and he looked comfortable. He needed two seats. The whole fooking game he was squashed up against me. And the smell of farts all game was definiatly coming from him aswell. That was savage aswell. Mostly though Leicester fans I sit with at games are sound. I'll stop moaning now, sorry. really put the effort in to piss you off when not getting to play for derby then?
Danno Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 haha, i had some Polish sounding guy (could be wrong) sat next to me. Shouting his head off at the bristol game and was showered with spit. Lovely
Guest parky0607 Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Well the general idea when you win a bet is to claim your winnings. Dicksplash. Ooh calm down My point being is what is the point in paying to go to a game to miss 10 mins of it, and what is the point in blocking everyones view whilst you make the whole row stand up for you for £4 which you can infact (as somebody else has said) claim online or the next game P.s was it you ?
Walkers Wench Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 I had this huuuuge bloke sitting next to me against Hull this season aswell! When I got to my seat he was sitting on it and his seat next to me, and he looked comfortable. He needed two seats. The whole fooking game he was squashed up against me. And the smell of farts all game was definiatly coming from him aswell. That was savage aswell. Mostly though Leicester fans I sit with at games are sound. I'll stop moaning now, sorry. Jut out of interest,,,,where did you sit?
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 23 February 2011 Posted 23 February 2011 Against WBA this season I had tickets on the back row in the kop. So we walked up the steps to take our seats and to our surprise there was a group of like 5 wee teenagers standing up in our two seats space (never seen so much acne in one place before!). So we was like "these are our seats lads", and most of them fooked off which was fine but this one lad just like moved along and squeezed into another small lads seat space with him. Now don't get me wrong I am all for a bit of a sing song and atmosphere and all. And it was nice standing all game at the back for a change but this kid like wasn't even watching the football at all! He just stood at the back, head down at the floor, back to the pitch, scarf rolled round his hand, banging the shit out of the back of the metal at the top of the kop! The guy was an absolute tool. He would stop banging, obviously because he was in pain, look at his hands, and then start banging again. Half way through the 2nd half my mate just said to him "mate, you going to watch any football or you just going to keep banging that like a retard". The kid looked like he was going explode, went bright red and wide eyed. I don't know what came over me and I just went (probably the fact we were losing and this kid had gave me a splitting headache banging all game) - "Yeah, fook off mate will you". And he did! He just left. It was bizarre. I don't feel bad though , the guy was a total tool. I had this huuuuge bloke sitting next to me against Hull this season aswell! When I got to my seat he was sitting on it and his seat next to me, and he looked comfortable. He needed two seats. The whole fooking game he was squashed up against me. And the smell of farts all game was definiatly coming from him aswell. That was savage aswell. Mostly though Leicester fans I sit with at games are sound. I'll stop moaning now, sorry. Two good posts there. Theres this old bloke in front of us and has been there since the Walkers opened. Usually at least once every Saturday game, he lets one off. Sometimes it isnt too bad and you can live with it for a few seconds before it soon drifts away into the air. But other times I'm sure he had actually shit himself. Bloody stinks. Its disgusting, and other people around me have noticed this as well, though not knowing its him. He must have one hell of a big dinner before arriving at the ground.
Foxybeaver Posted 24 February 2011 Posted 24 February 2011 I always get the wife who has been forced along behind me, all game all I hear is things like "who's that", "why Is the one in blue doing that", "how come the men in different colours arn't passing to the blue" and my personal favourite "what's offside". Turns out Andy Gray was right all along
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 24 February 2011 Posted 24 February 2011 The guy sat behind me against Bristol City was so backwards it was almost unbearable.
Footballscoutaustralia Posted 24 February 2011 Posted 24 February 2011 I am a TV cameraman, so you'll usually find me perched up high on some scaffolding (with you lot) beneath me (as is fitting). Well, a couple of years ago I was filming a Victorian Premier League match here in Australia, when all of a sudden the scaffolding started shaking & vibrating. This vibration of course ruined the stability of my shots, so I quickly looked down and told off the people below me. I really got into them. All the usual stuff like "Hey, I'm just doing my job" and "F--- off" and "If your team scores and I dont get the shot you'll be the sorry ones then!" Really powerful stuff!!! Anyway, amid claims from below that they were innocent, they moved away and I went on with my job (not missing the goal). Next day, and this is a bit embarrassing, I discovered that at exactly that time I was telling the supporters off below me, Melbourne had experienced an earthquake tremour (minor, and no disrespect to Christchurch in New Zealand), so, there I was, the next day, ashamed of myself for my "unfounded" accusations. Who would have imagined football supporters could be innocent? Of course, there was no way to tell those supporters I had been wrong. So here it is. 2 years later. Different continent. My apology.
1991FOX Posted 24 February 2011 Posted 24 February 2011 Try sitting in front of a middle aged prik shouting 'waheyyyyy' in a high pitched voice right in your ear whenever leicester make a mistake.. what team is he supporting?!? Oh and also shouting don't shooooooooot whenever one of our players has the ball about 18 yards out! If YOU read this, please shut the fcuk uppp!!!! annoying prik
fatmando Posted 24 February 2011 Posted 24 February 2011 Jut out of interest,,,,where did you sit? That particular day was a bit of treat for the young lad as it was his birthday. We was in the seats behind the bench. Is it B block? The expensive ones. Won't be sitting there again. Although the views good the atmosphere is very flat (and if that blokes a season ticket holder I wouldn't want to run the risk of sitting next to him again!). Why?
Trav Le Bleu Posted 27 February 2011 Posted 27 February 2011 Yesterday I had a bunch of morons in front of me who paid no attention to the match, left 5 mins before half-time, came back 15 mins after the 2nd half had kicked off and then were celebrating our 1-1 draw cos they had placed a bet on that score. The bet won should have merely been an ease to the pain of loss, not something to cheer about. I would rather have sat with Cov fans who appreciated the game. (Oxymoron, I know )
Les-TA-Jon Posted 27 February 2011 Posted 27 February 2011 I was surrounded by idiots in G2 yesterday. Constantly moaning about Ricardo. Ok - fair enough we've all paid our own money to get in - therefore we can and should be able to say what we want - but within reason? or at least some level of intelligence/logic/football knowledge? Ricardo is obviously not that great at the moment. Shot stopping is equal/better than weale. Certainly better at long shots and at commanding defence. Obviously poor with crosses etc. But he is also really good with the ball. Against Derby, Bristol City and again against Cov - lots of our moves can start from the back with ricardo in goal (see King's second against Derby - which would have just been hoffed up with weale in goal) Anyway......idiots are idiots but for example - after a 20 -30 pass move that ended with a corner to us - they were moaning? it's just madness. Moaning about bringing off a tired Abe and replacing him with Oakley - they wanted Yakubu off - despite his record (4 in 7 games) and an afternoon of not being clinical they wanted our best striker off the pitch? Fair enough we all like to player manager - but you've got to put yourself in Sven's position. Right now we only have Yak, Vassell and Howard that can play at CF. We can't go 442 because we don't have the midfield for it. Howard's injured.
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