you were lucky anyone at all did any chanting last night.....most were sat eating hot dogs, on phones , taking selfies, recording shyte or just asleep. Or kids on free school tickets fucking about.
Fucking hell, pal, don't give UEFA ideas.Just imagine if they played european fixtures at the weekend? Like they do in Rugby Union. Maybe more season ticket holders would attend.
Fucking hell, pal, don't give UEFA ideas.
This will probably be a bit unpopular, but I would only buy a half and half scarf as a memento. 1st game or whatever.
Champions league final? Pop it in a bag and keep it clean and take home etc.
Wouldn't wear it at the game.
They actually had someone selling Half and Half scarves the other year at Guiseley vs Leeds in a friendly
You only see the odd non attending scruffy fat rag **** in a shirt he bought in 1999 that no longer fits and is full of stains.'Guisley-Leeds' haha. Now you do have me puzzled.
I think those that buy them must be foreign fans. In their defence it's probably the first thing they come across when they get to the ground and therefore they think it's normal. I find it hard to believe a British football fan would buy something with another club's crest on. I also can't ever recalling seeing one on a non-match day and somebody just walking down the street in one. I don't live in Manchester though so my assumptions may be wide of the mark.
Spot on mate, the people selling the half and half's stand well away from the ground so that it's the first thing a tourist would be likely to see.'Guisley-Leeds' haha. Now you do have me puzzled.
I think those that buy them must be foreign fans. In their defence it's probably the first thing they come across when they get to the ground and therefore they think it's normal. I find it hard to believe a British football fan would buy something with another club's crest on. I also can't ever recalling seeing one on a non-match day and somebody just walking down the street in one. I don't live in Manchester though so my assumptions may be wide of the mark.
Honestly, it's neither here nor there for me, I quite like the idea of visiting Rome for the weekend to watch a game. Part of the Super League proposal was weekend games, but there's only so many weekends in a year. Either you reduce games and the league or just shunt league games to mid-week which just moves around the problem from a match going perspective.Would you not prefer them at weekend?
You only see the odd non attending scruffy fat rag **** in a shirt he bought in 1999 that no longer fits and is full of stains.
Or loads of fashionable blues in the latest City shirt.
if he can find his titchy dickI take it the stains are from still jerking off to Rashford's offside goal last season and their penalty decision in the FA Cup Final?