Pitch invasions

[Bluemoon230989]

Fuck off you bunch of self righteous PC twats. No one died running on a bit of grass celebrating 3 titles in a row.

City! City!

Says it all.

 

[SebastianBlue]

I think the club can handle the fine.

Oh, so they’re handling the embarrassment, then?

 

[TinFoilHat]

Fuck off you bunch of self righteous PC twats. No one died running on a bit of grass celebrating 3 titles in a row.

City! City!

Peirs Morgan has turned blue.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Fuck off you bunch of self righteous PC twats. No one died running on a bit of grass celebrating 3 titles in a row.

City! City!

Most succinct summation of modern culture I have seen in some time.

 

[Josh_D]

I'm with you mate.

Wouldn't go on myself (big jump from East 3) but good for them.

The idea this means less than previous years in nonsense. Putting United and the feral Scouse in their place still means everything.

I don’t think it means less but as others have mentioned, it’s the pre-planned invasion for their social media likes and engagement that makes it seem unnecessary.

Is it genuine elation or elation because of the number of likes they’ll see later on? Is it the dopamine release from witnessing greatness from the lads who’ve kept at it for months or the dopamine release from the increase in followers?

 

[SWP's back]

No mention of our Centurions in Sky's Notable English Seasons list, nor Leicester, nor Forest.

Well it’s teams that won multiple trophies or went unbeaten.

No one’s calling that Leicester team one of the greatest.

 

[Scottyboi]

Most succinct summation of modern culture I have seen in some time.

Jesus you alright?

 

[SWP's back]

Fuck off you bunch of self righteous PC twats. No one died running on a bit of grass celebrating 3 titles in a row.

City! City!

Don’t hurt your knuckles on the floor as you walk home.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Oh, so they’re handling the embarrassment, then?

I think the club can handle the embarrassment, yes.

 

[SebastianBlue]

I don’t think it means less but as others have mentioned, it’s the pre-planned invasion for their social media likes and engagement that makes it seem unnecessary.

Is it genuine elation or elation because of the number of likes they’ll see later on? Is it the dopamine release from witnessing greatness from the lads who’ve kept at it for months or the dopamine release from the increase in followers?

Based on the evidence, given 90% of the participants were just wondering around with their mobiles up, bumping in to each other, trying to take the perfect TikTok video, then those that refused to get off were having their mates take cringe videos and posed pictures for their Instagram accounts, I’d say the answer is obvious.