Clearasil Army

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I was one of the horrible cunts at the back singing songs. First of all I would like to apologise if we have wound anyone up, I fully except the where were u at Fulham song was out of order. We were just wound up that no one was singing. There was a period in the first half about half an hour in when it just went dead.
Secondly I don’t see the problem with singing cities going down with a billion in the bank because its a united song. Who’s that on the run way is a city song would you rather us sing that? Harman Munsters head is a Liverpool song but that got an airing yesterday. Also to the plonker saying we are mocking our past by singing it. Really mate? Were not mocking city, where having a laugh. My favourite city song is we never win at home, am I allowed to sing that or is that mocking our past.
My last point is having a go at us. Fair enough if u think were a bunch of bell ends but at least were trying to make a bit of noise. Also if u want to tell us something in the future could u tell us at the match so we can alter our behaviour. Its a bit silly standing there all game getting more wound up where as you could just have a word and while obviously I can only speak for myself I am sure we will be polite and take your words on board.
Also I think it’s a bit hard having a go at the fact I was born in 1991 I can hardly do anything about that can I?

Also me and the main bodie of the lads there with me yesterday are nothing to do with the Blue Alliance its not fare dragging there good name through the mud.

 

[Ducado]

Can we calm some of the rhetoric down please!

 

[jonmcfc]

i was on the 6pm back to vic and 6 lads dd sing clap if you hate utd and ended with the m words.Someone pointed out to these lads that it was wrong and we had lost one of our own in said crash.

Fair play it was taken on board and the lads where respectfull from that point on

 

[whosonthebench]

Miserable bastards.

 

[Anonymous]

going to football matches is all about having a laugh and a sing the blue alliance from what ive seen when ive been to matches do that, they try to create an atmosphere
Some of the comments on here insulting fellow city fans, fair play if they were dicks ,but just for singing songs is out of order

keep up the good work members of the blue alliance

 

[warpig]

One of my pissed up mates was simply asking us all if we was watching X factor later on, and some clown come up to him and said 'have i got **** written all me? where were you 35 years ago? in your dads ballsack you fucking ****, take your shirt off because you will never play for the first team, so whats the point in wearing it?'.

this is the funniest put down i have heard in my entire life. owned.

 

[jonmcfc]

Like i pointed out they were respectfull to other fans when asked i personally wasn`t offended to me they where just celebrating a good win amongst blues but i do undersand both sides of the coin

 

[LongsightM13]

I was on the 6pm special coming back and to be honest, the fella making the most racket in the carriage I was in was some grey haired fella singing about Chips and Gravy fanzine and his appearance on Soccer AM.
Let the young uns have a laugh at the game. As long as they're not obnoxious with it, like the lobotomy candidate mentioned in the other thread who chucked the bottle, or getting in other people's faces etc. But in any group of 7,000 people there will be a certain amount of scrotes, nothing to do with their age as such. Like any team's support, we are not free of scummy shit kickers. Of all ages.
We certainly had a similar laugh when we were 18 and these lads and lasses are the future of our support.
If you don't like certain songs, then don't sing them. Easy. I never sing disaster songs, the rag parody songs (except on Derby day) and I will refuse to sing the name of a certain toerag striker, even to insult him. But I still manage to get behind my team.
Conversely, big singing mobs don't have the right to dictate to others how they support City or sing 'Im a bigger blue than you' songs like that Fulham shit. That's just embarrassing.

 

[Lee-ManCity]

I was on the 6pm special coming back and to be honest, the fella making the most racket in the carriage I was in was some grey haired fella singing about Chips and Gravy fanzine and his appearance on Soccer AM.
Let the young uns have a laugh at the game. As long as they're not obnoxious with it, like the lobotomy candidate mentioned in the other thread who chucked the bottle, or getting in other people's faces etc. But in any group of 7,000 people there will be a certain amount of scrotes, nothing to do with their age as such. Like any team's support, we are not free of scummy shit kickers. Of all ages.
We certainly had a similar laugh when we were 18 and these lads and lasses are the future of our support.
If you don't like certain songs, then don't sing them. Easy. I never sing disaster songs, the rag parody songs (except on Derby day) and I will refuse to sing the name of a certain toerag striker, even to insult him. But I still manage to get behind my team.
Conversely, big singing mobs don't have the right to dictate to others how they support City or sing 'Im a bigger blue than you' songs like that Fulham shit. That's just embarrassing.

nail on head.

 

[mcfcliam]

I was on the 6pm special coming back and to be honest, the fella making the most racket in the carriage I was in was some grey haired fella singing about Chips and Gravy fanzine and his appearance on Soccer AM.
Let the young uns have a laugh at the game. As long as they're not obnoxious with it, like the lobotomy candidate mentioned in the other thread who chucked the bottle, or getting in other people's faces etc. But in any group of 7,000 people there will be a certain amount of scrotes, nothing to do with their age as such. Like any team's support, we are not free of scummy shit kickers. Of all ages.
We certainly had a similar laugh when we were 18 and these lads and lasses are the future of our support.
If you don't like certain songs, then don't sing them. Easy. I never sing disaster songs, the rag parody songs (except on Derby day) and I will refuse to sing the name of a certain toerag striker, even to insult him. But I still manage to get behind my team.
Conversely, big singing mobs don't have the right to dictate to others how they support City or sing 'Im a bigger blue than you' songs like that Fulham shit. That's just embarrassing.

I was on that carriage mate.

Surely you saw me?! You always do!

Stood up at the end with the adidas original on.

Didn't see you though, strangely.