mcfcant said:True_Blue69 said:You will never get it going, you will have someone moaning about you waving a banana and blocking their view. You get moaned at for swearing, standing up, singing anti rags songs never mind waving a banana!
This!
FORZA CITY said:Was having a discussion with a mate over the weekend on how it would be great to go back to the "banana days". People go on about how Eastlands atmosphear is flat but our away following these days is nothing like the way it used to be. Used to be more or less party time when we went to places, not anymore. Corporate johnny-come-latelys and the PC brigade have put a stop to that.
FletcherMoss said:Personally I tought the inflatable banana craze was embarrasing and cringeworthy. I just didn't/don't get it.
Chid said:True_Blue69 said:You will never get it going, you will have someone moaning about you waving a banana and blocking their view. You get moaned at for swearing, standing up, singing anti rags songs never mind waving a banana!
Exactely!! Also the PC lot will say it is a racist act as well :(
So true, coleridge. The "PC Brigade" comments are used when ability and intelligence are lacking to understand slightly complex circumstances, I'm afraid. With that in mind, it makes your last sentence totally redundant, unfortunately.coleridge said:Chid said:Exactely!! Also the PC lot will say it is a racist act as well :(
That must be right. Swearing in front of children should be encouraged, 'smaller people' should not be allowed to watch the match they paid for and 'M' songs should be compulsory.
As for the PC Police, they are always after our bananas, aren't they?
As you are both clearly capable of using the internet, why don't you read something other than tabloid drivel?
For your convenience, there was originally one 6 foot banana dressed as our Jewish centre forward from which flowed thousands of inflatables of all descriptions. There were even some gorillas. Oh, and DB was the mascot at the Stoke game but he won't disclose what costume he was wearing. All I could manage was a blue face. There were a few Rabbis and Arabs behind me in the stand. Hence, not as much has changed as you seem to think [or believe from reading red tops]! This 'PC Lot' argument is getting really, really boring. Please move on into 2009 as I know you have the intelligence to do it.