Jimothy Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 It's a good job Norwich don't hold the view of banning old women who make they're own food from coming to games.
Voll Blau Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 Not wanting to get into a younger/older debate but i dont think the younger ones will ever, i repeat ever replicate the atmosphere,banter and original songs(which you so crave) that us the older ones used to create.Yes i have tarred the younger ones with the same brush just like you have the older fans.Not got a problem pal just saying it as i see it Maybe it's because they don't have the chance? More expensive ticket prices, large groups of mates often unable to sit (stand) together compared to the good old days, and when they do try they're either moaned at, or filmed by the cops, slung out by the stewards and banned by the club. Don't get me wrong there are some right morons in the younger generation of our support, but I know loads of good lads in their teens and twenties who either can't afford to follow their team, or are just completely fed up with the club's ignorance towards them and the continued obsession with the family "matchday experience".
Filbert The Fox Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 i agree, when i went forest away the amount of people i could see above 60, one woman had brought her own sandwiches! Yeah but forgot her teeth
SeattleShane Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 I noticed yesturday in L K j3 full of all 16- 19 year olds, where the old crazy corner at filbo was full of blokes 25-40 much much better, so where the hell has everyone gone from the that corner at filbo?? Moved to Seattle, well I did anyway !
absolutelegend Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 And if you don't vocally back your team you shouldn't be anywhete near a football ground biggest tw@t on foxestalk?
steveherbe Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 Oh my apologies for continuing to follow Leicester City what a shameless old **** I am! That's two of us Davie my lad. Us over 60's should NOT be allowed to support an up and coming club like Leicester City. Perhaps we should go to Leicester Fosse instead?
steveherbe Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 Dear oh dear,i think sometimes you get a bit of unjust stick on here but sometimes i think you have FTT(foxes Talk Tourettes)typing before thinking,might bring some sandwiches along next time just to rile you. Not wanting to get into a younger/older debate but i dont think the younger ones will ever, i repeat ever replicate the atmosphere,banter and original songs(which you so crave) that us the older ones used to create.Yes i have tarred the younger ones with the same brush just like you have the older fans.Not got a problem pal just saying it as i see it What he said - of course!
z-layrex Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 I do yes. Although, in another way, we have a lot of teenagers as well. Most of our vocal fans seem to be youngsters, there's just not many 24-45s anymore. It's because we're all broke from being taxed to high hell.
JmorsonLCFC Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 biggest tw@t on foxestalk? you didn't really need the extra 't'
1964FOX Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 It's because of these older fans that we can brag about our decent away support to other fans and some of these fans were part of the days when atmosphere was amazing. so a lot of them don't sing and don't visibly show there passion but have been to most games for many years real fans in my book. Yes I wish they were loud but not everyone is. Stu I will get my miss us to make some extra sarnies for next away game, what filling do you want....can't have you miss out.
Zingari Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 We love away days and making up flasks and sarnies is all part of the fun. regards Sid and Doris Bonkers
I am Rod Hull Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 The first sign of senile dementia is spending all your pension money on football games. Leicester must have above the national average of sufferers....
Guest Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 We love away days and making up flasks and sarnies is all part of the fun. regards Sid and Doris Bonkers Watch out for stu policing for 'proper'fans at the next game. He'll have you turfed out for behaviour like that!
cambridgefox Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 It's because of these older fans that we can brag about our decent away support to other fans and some of these fans were part of the days when atmosphere was amazing. so a lot of them don't sing and don't visibly show there passion but have been to most games for many years real fans in my book. Yes I wish they were loud but not everyone is. Stu I will get my miss us to make some extra sarnies for next away game, what filling do you want....can't have you miss out. He said he will give the sarnies amiss,but could do with a big slice of humble pie!Some of the away trips years ago were fairly scary,you didn't feel like eating.
Mike the Metal Ed Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 i agree, when i went forest away the amount of people i could see above 60, one woman had brought her own sandwiches! ****s me off big time that does. If you've ever tried to eat or drink at The City Ground, they've always sold out 20 minutes after kick off anyway, so it's probably good intuition on their part.
Zingari Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 As we get older our behaviour naturally changes and we all get a little bit more reserved . My Doris often used to streak across the pitch in a state of high excitement back in the day , but it wouldn't be so decorous for her these days . What with her bad legs an all. .
1964FOX Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 He said he will give the sarnies amiss,but could do with a big slice of humble pie! Some of the away trips years ago were fairly scary,you didn't feel like eating. Yes I agree not the first thing on your mind in days gone by, do you fancy a cheese and pinion wouldn't have cut it when confronted by those away chaps.
pSinatra Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 As we get older our behaviour naturally changes and we all get a little bit more reserved . My Doris often used to streak across the pitch in a state of high excitement back in the day , but it wouldn't be so decorous for her these days . What with her bad legs an all. . wouldn't she trip over her tits?
Bluetintedspecs Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 wouldn't she trip over her tits? No no no young man.......don't you know anything she tucks them in her knickers!
Carl the Llama Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 No no no young man.......don't you know anything she tucks them in her knickers! Ah, the old nip tuck.
Zingari Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 Back then the police were always prepared to lend a little support to my Doris when she was on one of her jaunts .
cambridgefox Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 As we get older our behaviour naturally changes and we all get a little bit more reserved . My Doris often used to streak across the pitch in a state of high excitement back in the day , but it wouldn't be so decorous for her these days . What with her bad legs an all. . i think I remember an away match at Peterborough when we had a streaker,does your Doris have a knob?
Bluetintedspecs Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 Back then the police were always prepared to lend a little support to my Doris when she was on one of her jaunts . Wow memories Zingari Erica Roe Twickenham 1982
Zingari Posted 2 December 2012 Posted 2 December 2012 i think I remember an away match at Peterborough when we had a streaker,does your Doris have a knob? No she doesn't , sometimes we pack heated sausage rolls instead of sandwiches , she was just keeping hers warm till half time .
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