Chelsea - Blue on Blue (again)..

Ed68 said:
Sad to hear that...good to know the majority were supportive though.

I mentioned a few idiots in a thread I had deleted a while back and sadly, this shows they are there and we can’t hide it.

It’s part of society nowadays sadly and at many gigs and I’m led to believe other teams have the same issues.
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Safe standing anybody???
 
Indaparkside said:
Also we’re getting older so you become like your dad if that makes sense
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Ha ha, very true. A few weeks ago my Dad who is 85 was at my house, Mrs H asked us both if we would like a brew, in unison we both said “aye go on then”!! My Mrs absolutely pissed herself. I am turning into my Dad, I will be shouting at the news and “arguing” with the Daily Express next.
 
Dodge said:
Let me just say, before I start, I'm no shrinking violet and I understand that the dynamics on away match days involve a few beers, banter & a certain "edge" to the day. I also understand that there's a bit of an undercurrent that has developed amongst us for the London games, the perception being too many cockney accents and tourists amongst our away support etc.

However, the complete tool that me and my mrs encountered on Saturday deserves calling out for the knob he was on the day. Apologies, if this is long-winded but I'm going to tell it as is it.

So, we arrived late, Row 16 Upper Shed, having underestimated the travel time from Twickenham (where our hotel was - we DON'T live there) to the ground and spent 90 mins in a cab travelling 9 miles. Schoolboy error. When we get to our seat there was someone standing in it, leaving us one space between us. So, I asked if he'd mind moving to his own seat so I could watch the match from the seat I'd paid £30 for. So, this muppets first comment was "what time do you call this you cockney twat?". Swiftly followed by some comment about the City coat my "woman" of a Mrs was wearing. So, a bit taken aback, I asked him again to move, at which point he put his face in mine and said "fucking make me, I'll take your fucking head off". At this point, too everyone's credit around me, he was told in no uncertain terms to do one. This was the flash point for him to start throwing pretty pathetic punches at everyone in his vicinity. His lad got involved, as did the two others with him. The "older" lads behind us kept them all at arms length whilst the pushing and shoving went on. A kid to our left ended up on the floor between the seats as the dickheads hurled insults and gave it the big one to fellow Blues. Eventually, they were removed by the stewards but carried on giving it large all the way down to the exits below us. A younger lad amongst them had a parting shot at my Mrs, aggressively pushed her having asked her "what the fuck are you looking at woman?". Nice touch, knobhead.

I was born in Sale, raised in Altrincham, and moved to Leicester for work some 35 years ago, at 19 years old. In those days we used to hitch-hike our way around the country, getting into all sorts of scrapes on the way, but loved every minute of it, coz it's City. OK, so my "Manc" accent has probably been "Southernised" over the years living down here, but that shouldn't make a blind bit of difference to anyone. Every match is an away match for us Seasoncard holding ex-pat Mancs, who end up living the length and breadth of the country for whatever reason. Me and the Mrs were in Kharkiv, we were in Lyon, we go wherever we can to support my boyhood club. We meet up with the Brooklands lads, my mates from Sale, even a few lads off here. We enjoy the away days for what they are. A few sherberts, great company, catching up with old friends. We don't need to get tanked up, snort the shit you obviously do and we don't pick fights with FELLOW BLUES.

So, my message to the dicks who took exception to us on Saturday, is come to the South Stand Level 1 on Saturday, we'll be in 116, as we always are. Lets have a beer at half-time, you can meet all MY mates and we'll have a discussion about who's the bigger Manc. Maybe have a game of cock conkers to see who's got the bigger balls. Either way, after our discussion, maybe you'll grow up, learn to respect the Blues around you and actually support the team on away days. Otherwise, one day, you never know, it might just come back and bite you on your scabby arses..

Thanks for listening.
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Tw@ts of the highest order......
 
marcus said:
Terrible. And the fact is if you were with another bloke he’d have likely said nowt.

Is it me or are football fans regressing again ? Maybe we just hear about it more again but seems a lot of fuckwits behaving like fuckwits again lately
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Social media and smartphones have played a big part to. Nearly every weekend there is some footage of someone saying something, fighting or some scandal in the stands. The video of Stoke at port vale comes to mind and the spurs fan pissing in a cup and throwing it down the stand.

It can all be a good laugh for millions but if you throw a punch or give some verbals. Your career and reputation could be gone within a few hours due to behavior.
 
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