Half ’n Half Scarves

[Fred_Quimby]

I was in Tauranga 3 days ago, she couldve made me a brew after I walked all the way up Mount Monganoui (spelling)
I dont mind the half and half scarves as a momento, would never wear one. But in a way they remind me that at the end of the day, this is sport.
:)

She would have loved to have met a fellow blue so far from home. T'is a good walk up the Mount isn't it? But well worth it.

 

[Bill Walker]

She would have loved to have met a fellow blue so far from home. T'is a good walk up the Mount isn't it? But well worth it.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Any better views than this for a ,relatively, short walk?

 

[Lavinda Past]

Is this Werneth Low post-global warming?

 

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

The view is better from "Wild Bank" in Stalybridge eh Nimmers?

You can see the Etihad, and the gasworks near Clayton, plus on a clear day Hyde....

 

[Bill Walker]

The view is better from "Wild Bank" in Stalybridge eh Nimmers?

You can see the Etihad, and the gasworks near Clayton, plus on a clear day Hyde....

Agreed Jockstrap :)

 

[asia fields]

No, no, no......fuckin tourists. You would never see one in the 80s, 90s, or early 2000s

 

[Cellarite]

English football fans are a funny breed. Frothing at the mouth at half and half scarves but continuing to happily pay £40 - £50 a ticket and ridiculous money for piss weak beer. Most are happy to attend matches with kick off times at all hours on every day, but see a child wearing a souvenir of a game they’re at and the gloves are off.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

I have a natural aversion to half and half scarves. And, of course, people who buy them for themselves and wear them. In public.

You seen many Celtic / Rangers ones up there?

Can't see them going down too well........

 

[East Level 2]

If I were being kind, I could accept them as a souvenir for tourists. But the number of tourists at a PL game should be so small as to make it too risky to produce these abominations. As for half 'n' half scarves at derbies? The mind fucking boggles.
I think the worst examples are fans of either side wearing them at a derby. Why would you want the name of your closest geographic rivals on your scarf?
As for the twats wearing them as souvenirs of the semi-final in 2011; what the fuck were you thinking?
Win, and a souvenir scarf from the final makes much more sense. Lose, and why the fuck would you want a souvenir of a major derby game you have lost?