Fans that treat football matches and supporting the club as a form of "social gathering" or "chit chat" are annoying.
Don't come to the football if you're just treating it as a "day out" while stuffing your gob on the concourse, go somehwere else like the cinema so that spare ticket goes to someone who actually cares about the football.
This phenomenon seems to be mostly common in this country, match-day goers who attend out of habit or routine rather than for the reason of actually watching football.
I know we as forum members are a small highly interested sub-set of football lovers, I assume most here love the beautiful game and have either played it themselves when they were younger or still do, however surely there has to be more people who go to games for the game itself? It can't just be us who complain about this situation?But that's what football is now mate, even back in the day people drank gallons and stuffed their faces with hot dogs and canned beefburgers and scabby sausages.
The crowd is a mixture of sit down shut uppers, tourists a sprinkling of die hards, the club have created an area of beer spots and food kiosks and fans use them.
I know we as forum members are a small highly interested sub-set of football lovers, I assume most here love the beautiful game and have either played it themselves when they were younger or still do, however surely there has to be more people who go to games for the game itself? It can't just be us who complain about this situation?
I look over to Spain or France or Italy and the match-day goers there are obsessed, so many of them are devoid of the non-chalant attitude shown by match-going fans in England.
Although it's like that in loads of grounds - we have a huge number of the above... I'm not sure why - all clubs have increased their match going attendances - Brentford 1987 to 1999 average just 8,500 now it's double that so they have 'acquired' a whole new fan base on top of their average - same as us, but our numbers are on a much larger scale, BUT the problem our new fan base are just really passive - shame really. Against Arsenal, aside from when we were winning..you could hear a pin drop from us lot tbhFans that treat football matches and supporting the club as a form of "social gathering" or "chit chat" are annoying.
Don't come to the football if you're just treating it as a "day out" while stuffing your gob on the concourse, go somehwere else like the cinema so that spare ticket goes to someone who actually cares about the football.
This phenomenon seems to be mostly common in this country, match-day goers who attend out of habit or routine rather than for the reason of actually watching football.
Well done, I did wonder if it was the blue moon bod.I finished 3rd in the half time quiz, was chuffed if I'm honest. Prize was a complete disappointment but hey ho!!