Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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There's a whole heap of trophies difference between massive and MASSIVENo no. City are the only MASSIVE.
There's a whole heap of trophies difference between massive and MASSIVENo no. City are the only MASSIVE.
I often wonder when I stopped being a proper fan. Was it from 1985-87, 1989-96, 2000-01 and 2002 onwards when we were in the top division or was it just after the 2008 takeover?Less proper maybe, but certainly more expensive.
My definition of a proper fan is one who sticks with their team through thick and thin stays to the end giving support whatever the score.Proper fans is another term that pisses me off. Only lower division teams have proper fans.
Ten games a season at Edgeley or Spotland makes you a proper fan. Twenty odd home games and a couple of aways watching a PL team is somehow less proper.
Are you a resident of East Level 2, East Level 2? i thought those who sat on the squishy seats had to watch their language. We who sit with Colin Bell in L3 are exempt from being ejected on the grounds of foul and improper language. I've written to the FA and told them I would use more of the language the Queen Mother used but they would have to send via PiGMOL a referee who knew the laws, understood them, and applied them exactly as they are written, or yer can stick PiGMOL up yer f****ing a***e!I often wonder when I stopped being a proper fan. Was it from 1985-87, 1989-96, 2000-01 and 2002 onwards when we were in the top division or was it just after the 2008 takeover?
And if I'm not a proper fan, am I an improper fan? I know I often resort to improper language during games so can I use being an improper fan as my defence. It's not easy these days.
Good post, agree (especially re the use of 'improper language'.. even as good as we have become over the past 15 years, The Lads do test us every now and then!)I often wonder when I stopped being a proper fan. Was it from 1985-87, 1989-96, 2000-01 and 2002 onwards when we were in the top division or was it just after the 2008 takeover?
And if I'm not a proper fan, am I an improper fan? I know I often resort to improper language during games so can I use being an improper fan as my defence. It's not easy these days.
Agreed, and we had some great days out in the silly divisions. But a supporter of a PL team is more of a proper fan than a supporter of a lower division team who only turns up for big games.My definition of a proper fan is one who sticks with their team through thick and thin stays to the end giving support whatever the score.
Leeds ship six at our place they stay and sing " Marching all together" ever louder, proper fans.
Nited ship four in the first half , half of them f**k off. Glory hunting t**ts.
Us in 98 chanting " We never win at home, and we never win away, as we slowly sank toward the third level. Doesn't get more proper than that.
I am indeed a resident of East Level 2 and enjoy the comforts of a squishy seat. But I sit in the middle of the block so the stewards can't tell where the foul and abusive is coming from.Are you a resident of East Level 2, East Level 2? i thought those who sat on the squishy seats had to watch their language. We who sit with Colin Bell in L3 are exempt from being ejected on the grounds of foul and improper language. I've written to the FA and told them I would use more of the language the Queen Mother used but they would have to send via PiGMOL a referee who knew the laws, understood them, and applied them exactly as they are written, or yer can stick PiGMOL up yer f****ing a***e!
Strange that, you never struck me as the type of chap who would sound offI am indeed a resident of East Level 2 and enjoy the comforts of a squishy seat. But I sit in the middle of the block so the stewards can't tell where the foul and abusive is coming from.
You say arsehole, TV say romantic but, only until they can find a game with a bigger TV audience to cover.A supporter of a lower division team who only turns up for big games is termed an arsehole.