Not even you? Now that's apathy.When I was at college a long time ago me and my mate were getting pissed off by the poor turnout of fellow students at various social events. We decided to try to set up an Apathy Society. We put up a few posters advertising our initial meeting and we booked a room and set a time and date for it. Nobody turned up.
I was always going to to that. But when it came to it, I couldn’t be arsed.When I was at college a long time ago me and my mate were getting pissed off by the poor turnout of fellow students at various social events. We decided to try to set up an Apathy Society. We put up a few posters advertising our initial meeting and we booked a room and set a time and date for it. Nobody turned up.
I know. We were determined to lead by example.Not even you? Now that's apathy.


I am / not doing the semi nor the final if we get there. I just really don’t enjoy the day. Think I will enjoy it more on the telly. Anyone else feel the same?
By the same token, I take FA Cup semi finals as seriously as Pep and City do.Generally speaking, London are my favourite away trips. Piss easy train journey ( usually ) Virtually an endless number of different places and pubs to try. And a great transport system once you’re there to get around.
So I doubt I’ll personally get bored of Wembley anytime soon.
I sometimes think some people on here forget what being a football fan is supposed to be about. It’s a hobby. Something we do for fun in our free time for enjoyment.
If you got bored with any other hobby, you’d stop doing it and find another one.
Not spend endless hours moaning about how shit it is these days.
Not that I’m averse to a little moan myself now and again. But honestly, if going to away games stops being a laugh and more like doing ‘the hard miles’. And football in general seems like something to endure rather than enjoy. You’d probably be doing yourself a favour if you did find something different to do in your free time.
more tickets for the rest then
True. Which is the way I look at it.
By the same token, I take FA Cup semi finals as seriously as Pep and City do.
It‘s as important as the Community Shield for us if we’re in the CL quarters, but with 4 times the prices.
Nor in any Community Shield, so the point stands.I don’t think that quite true. Pep certainly hasn’t played his best 11 in FA Cup semi-finals.
very true, hoping to take my son to his first semi
Good for you that man. I hope your son see’s his first City FA Cup sem- final win. I hope you both enjoy the whole day.