Hungry Hungry Fox Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 It's just a song and a bit of banter! I think it was the Leeds fans that started this one. Should've fcuking stayed with them Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zapp Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Are people genuinely offended by the chant!? Wish people would stop trying to justify to strangers on the internet why they dont go to games. Most people understand not everyone can get to all games, and for the rest, just let them have their feeling of superiority. Its not like its hurting you, and it means everything to them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deucalion Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I didn't even listen to the game on the radio. My three dachshunds are doing their Kennel Club bronze good citizens award and I took them training on Monday night. Other responsibilities and all that !! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Are people genuinely offended by the chant!? Wish people would stop trying to justify to strangers on the internet why they dont go to games. Most people understand not everyone can get to all games, and for the rest, just let them have their feeling of superiority. Its not like its hurting you, and it means everything to them. I can't say on their behalf... but I imagine the general consensus will be, "I don't like to be called a ****". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarshallForEngland Posted 18 April 2014 Author Share Posted 18 April 2014 Wind your neck in. It was a minority of pricks and nipped in the bud ASAP. Embarrassing chant sung mostly by schoolchildren with no concept of the big wide fvcking world. If there is a more overused, boring, and condescending phrase than "wind your neck in" then I am yet to hear it. It takes a breathtaking level of arrogance to believe you are in a position to say it, and it is never said by people who could justifiably deliver such an instruction with a straight face. "Wind your neck in" You should have followed it with "sunshine", "ked" or "laddy", just to make it as patronising as possible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Finnaldo Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 If there is a more overused, boring, and condescending phrase than "wind your neck in" then I am yet to hear it. It takes a breathtaking level of arrogance to believe you are in a position to say it, and it is never said by people who could justifiably deliver such an instruction with a straight face. "Wind your neck in" You should have followed it with "sunshine", "ked" or "laddy", just to make it as patronising as possible. You are getting overly aggro at a football chant. I haven't had the chance to get down to many game this season, yet I really couldn't care less. It's a bit of fun at the football. I don't think Derby appreciate being called sheepshaggers but they don't give a shite. It's football, alot worse is said. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 If there is a more overused, boring, and condescending phrase than "wind your neck in" then I am yet to hear it. It takes a breathtaking level of arrogance to believe you are in a position to say it, and it is never said by people who could justifiably deliver such an instruction with a straight face. "Wind your neck in" You should have followed it with "sunshine", "ked" or "laddy", just to make it as patronising as possible. Grow up, kid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stadt Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 If there is a more overused, boring, and condescending phrase than "wind your neck in" then I am yet to hear it. It takes a breathtaking level of arrogance to believe you are in a position to say it, and it is never said by people who could justifiably deliver such an instruction with a straight face. "Wind your neck in" You should have followed it with "sunshine", "ked" or "laddy", just to make it as patronising as possible.Pipe down, petal. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sphericalfox Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 If those singing it aren't wearing the full kit, I seriously question their true loyalty to the club, the players, and their fellow fans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarshallForEngland Posted 18 April 2014 Author Share Posted 18 April 2014 I think some people have missed the point somewhat. I haven't once mentioned finding it offensive or anything remotely similar to that. I really don't care about offensiveness. The point is how readily Leicester supporters slate other Leicester supporters. There has been thread after thread on here about "plastic fans" and the "prawn sandwich brigade", lots of people saying they'd rather we have empty seats instead of the "new" contingent only watching Leicester because we are winning, and people chanting silly things like this at games. I have not spent much time at all in the terraces of other teams' stadiums, so it is genuinely interesting to me if this is something that Leicester fans do more than others or whether all teams have roughly the same percentage of sanctimonious supporters who can't wait to pat themselves on the back for being such a good fan. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bert Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Agreed it's a shit chant. Majority of people sing it because they think it's funny. Handful sing it because they mean it and think they're a better fan. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
broughtonblue Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 If there is a more overused, boring, and condescending phrase than "wind your neck in" then I am yet to hear it. It takes a breathtaking level of arrogance to believe you are in a position to say it, and it is never said by people who could justifiably deliver such an instruction with a straight face. "Wind your neck in" You should have followed it with "sunshine", "ked" or "laddy", just to make it as patronising as possible.You off on one again? Calm down sunshine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCCFox96 Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Don't agree with the chants. Base level and pretty unfunny as well. I'll tolerate them though and people should just learn to tolerate them. If you don't like it now I'd brace yourself for next season because they are probably only going to get worse when we are in the premiership and attendances go up another notch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr The Singh Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I think all plastic supporters should chant back!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Monsell1976 Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Who cares?Exactly, I'm a cxnt and I'm there Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Strokes Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I am a cúnt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soup Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Think we should change the chant to,If your not f##king singing your a c#nt.But I suppose someone will say its my right to sit in silence when we're about to win the league for the first time in 34 years. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foxes4e4 Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I can't say on their behalf... but I imagine the general consensus will be, "I don't like to be called a ****". i deffo dont Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dr The Singh Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I am a cúnt. Same here, and love it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AjcW Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 £34 each, i wish i was being a Cûnt! Been to 8 games this season due to not living in Leicester and working weekends... could of paid for a season ticket for the cost of those games. The prices tomorrow, as for the Brighton game, are insane! Oh well, hopefully it'll be a good'un! Shame it's not for the league anymore but never mind. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 What happens if you are listening to it on the radio? I'm tempted to go for berk but not sure what the correct term would be in this situation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soup Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 What happens if you are listening to it on the radio? I'm tempted to go for berk but not sure what the correct term would be in this situation.Nothing wrong with listening on the radio,that's old school. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 Nothing wrong with listening on the radio,that's old school.What about internet stream? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Year Of The Fox Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 What about internet stream? Pikey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bayfox Posted 18 April 2014 Share Posted 18 April 2014 I'd take it with a pinch of salt. Monday night on sky shit trains. However if "you're on fox travel" you really are a ****. The worst thing about our club. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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