Finnegan Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 This is a plastic fan. Look at the second reply on page one.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Look at the second reply on page one. Evs' is better though. It's electric. This plastic fan stuff is all nonsense. If everyone who doesn't meet the supposed criteria for being a proper fan buggered off there'd be about 200 people left in the stadium. I'm the worst kind of fan. I take my prawn sandwiches and I put them in a flask. You could say it doesn't really work, but for me it's worth the effort
StanSP Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Evs' is better though. It's electric. This plastic fan stuff is all nonsense. If everyone who doesn't meet the supposed criteria for being a proper fan buggered off there'd be about 200 people left in the stadium. I'm the worst kind of fan. I take my prawn sandwiches and I put them in a flask. You could say it doesn't really work, but for me it's worth the effort Bloody technology.
Zingari Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 put me with the plaggy fans there's nowt much sadder that a live eat drink breathe football fanatic fan
marbelladave Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Sorry but prawn and sandwich comes to mind on this occasion. About as often as knuckle, dragging and neanderthal.
marbelladave Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I believe commitment to the club is what matters, the contents of any sandwich or flask is irrelevant. Since we appear to be indulging in a game of 'who's the better fan', I see your standing and singing and raise you; http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=69047&view=findpost&p=1726004
ACF Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Yes, but a very soft kind of plastic. Trust. I'm taking this to Facebook, be prepared for soft spam.
Madrid_Fox Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Just recently returned to the UK. However, I cant't get to many games for financial reasons (ticket prices, train fares, refreshments, programmes) as going could cost as much as £70 per time. I used to be a season ticket holder in Block L. However, I listen to all the matches on Radio Leicester, come on here everyday, wear the shirt with pride, watch the highlights of the last game practically everyday. Am I a plastic fan? I hope not.
Corky Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I've always seen plastic fan to mean someone who doesn't care about the club until they do well. Don't bother trying to go or take an interest during the struggling seasons yet are queueing outside the ground as soon as a play-off/promotion match comes around. Madrid_fox, you don't fall into this category, as I doubt anyone on here does.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I believe commitment to the club is what matters, the contents of any sandwich or flask is irrelevant. It's pretty much what I base my opinion of people on. No flask, no opinion. Flask contents: Tea or coffee - steadfast, loyal Hot Ribena - flighty, a dreamer A prawn sandwich - the ultimate Leicester City fan
Brown Fox Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Playing Devils Advocate here but surely someone in the 'prawn sandwich brigade' is 'more of a supporter' because they give more money to the club. Paying thousands of pounds for a box and paying high hundreds for a seat in the West Stand is surely helping the club more? I will say this again, I'm only playing Devils Advocate. These are not my views.
James. Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I think those in the know (I'll refer to them as the Fan Police) should produce a guide to how to be a proper fan. If you don't attend more than 5 matches a season you're a plastic. If you have the audacity to choose a match with an attractive opposition over Preston away you're a plastic. If you don't hope anyone associated with MK Dons burns in hell you're a traitor to football. If you wear a replica shirt you're an embarrassement. If you don't sing you're a shit fan. If you sing the wrong song you're cringeworthy. If you sit down you're in the flask brigade. Any more?
lcfc"weasel" Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I think those in the know (I'll refer to them as the Fan Police) should produce a guide to how to be a proper fan. If you don't attend more than 5 matches a season you're a plastic. If you have the audacity to choose a match with an attractive opposition over Preston away you're a plastic. If you don't hope anyone associated with MK Dons burns in hell you're a traitor to football. If you wear a replica shirt you're an embarrassement. If you don't sing you're a shit fan. If you sing the wrong song you're cringeworthy. If you sit down you're in the flask brigade. Any more? I'll just point out that there is far worse than Preston away.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I think those in the know (I'll refer to them as the Fan Police) should produce a guide to how to be a proper fan. You can call them by their proper name, they won't mind: The Real Fans of Leicester CityTM (Self Proclaimed)
James. Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I'll just point out that there is far worse than Preston away. Inability to correctly rank away days in order of how appealing they are to TRFoL should also be added to the list.
FoxyPV Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I'm a bandwagon supporter don't go to games and only jump on when we win trophies.... Middle aged men who wear replicas with stupid names on the back of them, now that's plastic. :laugh: James - Not knowing who Bernie is = cardinal sin. Didn't have a clue until I starting coming on FT.
Finnegan Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 To be fair, it'd be difficult to know who Bernie is in Belfast. I mean he'd be two a penny over there.
FoxyPV Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 To be fair, it'd be difficult to know who Bernie is in Belfast. I mean he'd be two a penny over there. You on your blurt or just a bit hormonal? You've been awfully cheeky of late.
MPH Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Can we not just all support the club? Do we really have to try and work out who's the better fan?
Corky Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 Yes, I resent the fact I have to breathe the same air as some of the little reprobates and part-timers who have the temerity to say they support MY club. Rant over.
Webbo Posted 9 June 2011 Posted 9 June 2011 I think those in the know (I'll refer to them as the Fan Police) should produce a guide to how to be a proper fan. If you don't attend more than 5 matches a season you're a plastic. If you have the audacity to choose a match with an attractive opposition over Preston away you're a plastic. If you don't hope anyone associated with MK Dons burns in hell you're a traitor to football. If you wear a replica shirt you're an embarrassement. If you don't sing you're a shit fan. If you sing the wrong song you're cringeworthy. If you sit down you're in the flask brigade. Any more? Any one who doesn't +1 this is a plastic foxestalker.
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