Darron Gibson

[supercity88]

He has to live life knowing that he is called Darron instead of Darren. Punishment enough.

 

[kenzie115]

This is what is wrong with Football these days, I'm all for taking your kids to the football as i have 2 myself but you cant expect people to tone down there emotions just because there are children in the stadium.
A lot of people will disagree with me saying that i know but thats just my thoughts.
I have a few issues with the so called family stand anyway but i will save them for another thread


The amount of stick footballers get they should be allowed to give a tiny bit back at the very least. Its called banter no city fans were having a go when Adebayor ran the full length of the pitch to wind up Arsenal fans did they?????

Yeah, that's pretty much my opinion too.

If you are going to the football, whether it be on your own, or with your kids, you know the type of atmosphere you're going to encounter and the language/behaviour that's going to go on. This isn't the theatre, or a pantomime, it's a football match, people will shout swear, sing offensive and inappropriate songs, be aware. If that's too much for little Kenny's sensitive ears then take him down the park for a kick around instead.

I agree.

My little sister’s had a season ticket since she was 9 and she gets told that she must never repeat anything she hears at the ground. In return she’s allowed to use the minor swear words herself when she’s there.

She’s only broken the rule once when she walked into the front room and SSN was on showing a Ferguson press conference. Without any prompting as she passed the tv she said “we’re having a party when he dies”. We let her off.

 

[bobmcfc]

He's actually called Darron ?

 

[jimharri]

He's actually called Darron ?

Apparently;

<a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darron_Gibson" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darron_Gibson</a>

And yes, I know. Wikipedia cannot always be relied upon.

 

[BlueTG]

He's actually called Darron ?

Apparently;

<a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darron_Gibson" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darron_Gibson</a>

And yes, I know. Wikipedia cannot always be relied upon.

The OP may have changed it instead of being bold enough to realise and admit his mistake ;)

 

[imbluethruandthru]

FFS. my wife and grandson saw it and had a good laugh, get a life, if you report it then you are the wanker.

 

[BlueTG]

FFS. my wife and grandson saw it and had a good laugh, get a life, if you report it then you are the wanker.

Then that makes Darron correct.

 

[Uwe Already]

I recall us giving Neville Southall a shed load once during the entire second half. He was a bin man and we'd all shagged his wife etc.

After the game we all piled out of Goodison and a solitary figure was walking in the opposite direction through us all.

It was Southall.

There was lots of "Alright Nev" and "How do Nev" with a smile and a nod back.

Them were the days. Banter was just that and it was forgotten about after the final whistle.

Think that was also the game we were sledging Sharp for never playing for Scotland. At the next corner he started counting his caps on his fingers to us.

City v Everton. Check.
Abuse. Check.
But everybody being adults about it and not hysterical fannies.

I went to a preseason game of city vs forest green rovers and Nev was in goal, forty, fat and fruity- moaned to his team for going too far upfield (over the halfway line) as he was "kicking against the f***ing wind" on the sunniest stillest summers evening - raised a giggle at the time

 

[BufordUSABlue]

There was a fellow next to me who proclaimed one of the players to be a "nincompoop", i was positively flabbergasted. I, as any man with honour, would simply not stand for this and immediately demanded a duel with this rapscallion at sundown.

HAHA did you take off your monicul and slapped him with your white glove

Hope you didn't take 'a fence' ..

 

[PinkFinal]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-34116315

Somewhat lenient?