For about the 8 millionth timeThat's from the mirror
Absolutely shocking journalism.
Your wife is a grasssome sections of our fans sang the same song to Jamie Vardy last week, some will sing some will not, tis football, will always happen unless they start chucking people out
I’d agree for a bloke, but anyone saying stuff like this to a kid is an out and out ****.If you let a 12 year old walk around outside old trafford with a city shirt on show you're asking for trouble. Same as always at away grounds, show some common sense, cover up if you don't want trouble.
I didn't mention the 60's ?Would it not be Swales then, the late 60’s?
Sorry but a twelve year old should not need to cover up a shirt at a game.If you let a 12 year old walk around outside old trafford with a city shirt on show you're asking for trouble. Same as always at away grounds, show some common sense, cover up if you don't want trouble.
Mate it was his first away derby, he’s proud to wear his shirt, his mum was obviously conscious of it, but the walk was only from the exit to the coach park. Like you say, absolute cunts every one of them!I’d agree for a bloke, but anyone saying stuff like this to a kid is an out and out ****.
Totally agree, but my point is, as a dad myself, i wouldnt let my kids wear a city shirt outside an away game. You know there's a chance of trouble.I’d agree for a bloke, but anyone saying stuff like this to a kid is an out and out ****.
I absolutely agree but we've all been to enough games to know it happens so why take the chance?Sorry but a twelve year old should not need to cover up a shirt at a game.
A kid should not be subjected to any kind of harassment or abuse at a game, derby or not.
How about showing some empathy. No excuse for that knuckle dragging behaviour from them in any circumstances.If you let a 12 year old walk around outside old trafford with a city shirt on show you're asking for trouble. Same as always at away grounds, show some common sense, cover up if you don't want trouble.
I remember at a derby game singing about O'Shea taking it up the ....Christ, I’m guessing anyone offended by this didn’t go to a comprehensive school in the 80s.
Man up you soft cunts.
Exactly.I’d agree for a bloke, but anyone saying stuff like this to a kid is an out and out ****.
Honestly, youre condoning it. MentalIf you let a 12 year old walk around outside old trafford with a city shirt on show you're asking for trouble. Same as always at away grounds, show some common sense, cover up if you don't want trouble.
I'm not condoning it. Its absolutely disgraceful, what i'm saying is its naive to think that it isn't going to happen, especially at The Swamp, and that parents have a responsibilty not to put their children in positions of danger. Letting a kid walk around in a city shirt outside OT on derby day is doing exactly that. Common sense.Honestly, youre condoning it. Mental
I disagreeI'm not condoning it. Its absolutely disgraceful, what i'm saying is its naive to think that it isn't going to happen, especially at The Swamp, and that parents have a responsibilty not to put their children in positions of danger. Letting a kid walk around in a city shirt outside OT on derby day is doing exactly that. Common sense.
Agreed. Take my kids to both mens and womens games. Took daughter on the train to the City v Chelsea womens game at pride park, all kitted out. Lovely atmosphere and good natured banter, so different from the atmosphere before the mens game. Shame it cant be the same for both.I disagree
I wouldnt wear colours but my kids have on recent visits to old toilet with no mither. I just presume that most people arent cunty
At wembley for the semi v sheff u, me and my then 9 year old daughter (fully decked out in city gear) walked past 3 sheff fans, clearly pissed up. One started doing the wanker sign, saying blue bastards of something.
I stopped, shook my head at him and reminded him im with my daughter.
His 2 mates bollocked him , apologised and pulled him away.
We dont have to condone arsehole behaviour