New fans/tourists are embarrassing

[markbmcfc]

These people are not remotely as annoying as those who hardly ever go to the games, that turn up 10 minutes past kick off, walking up and down your row because they don't know where they are sat. Then they realise they are three rows behind or a totally seperate block.

They, are the bellwhafts. (Thanks for the word Liam).

 

[daveduke67]

Last night someone in the same row as me earned less than £95,000 per annum. I am most unhappy about this.

Net or gross?

A chap I'd never seen before sat next to me -I got the distinct feeling he may have been a 'plastic' so I thought I'd ask him a couple of questions and check out his credentials.

ME - Lets hope we do a bit better than our last CL home game.
HIM - I hope so, I didn't actually see it as I was rushed into hospital that night.

So nothing there.

ME - Did I sit near you at Wembley, you look familiar?
HIM - No, I wasn't there. I was in Afghanistan on my second tour.

Damn - still nothing to work with.

ME - Can you name the team that City put out against Accrington Stanley in the 1922/23 pre-season friendly.
HIM - What? No I can't.
ME - Ha - you're a plastic fan who know nothing about us and have just jumped on the City bandwagon. You make me laugh you really do.
HIM - Shut the fuck up dickhead or I'll smack you right in the face.
ME - ..........................



Not only plastic but rude too.

 

[harry the plumber]

I'd like to say more on this, but I'm in a rush.

Anyone who wasn't born or currently resides in the North West should not be allowed to sit in the bottom tier. Put them in the corners of the third tier. Thanks.

Eh its comments like this that really piss me off. I was born and raised in Australia, but have been supporting City for over a decade. At the Wigan away game last year I just amount lost my shit (many of the other City supporters around me were moaning for a good percentage of the match) when Toure scored and tried to run over the fence, before a few other lads got escorted away. It was my second ever City game. Am I not allowed to sit in the bottom tier when I come back to Manchester next year?

We can build a lower lower tier.So you can feel at home.

 

[Kakhaber Tskhadadze K.O.T.A.]

Eh its comments like this that really piss me off. I was born and raised in Australia, but have been supporting City for over a decade. At the Wigan away game last year I just amount lost my shit (many of the other City supporters around me were moaning for a good percentage of the match) when Toure scored and tried to run over the fence, before a few other lads got escorted away. It was my second ever City game. Am I not allowed to sit in the bottom tier when I come back to Manchester next year?

why ? because you "lost your shit" ??? is that an Aussie phrase or have you just been supping the "amber nectar"?

 

[Bazzmand Show]

Eh its comments like this that really piss me off. I was born and raised in Australia, but have been supporting City for over a decade. At the Wigan away game last year I just amount lost my shit (many of the other City supporters around me were moaning for a good percentage of the match) when Toure scored and tried to run over the fence, before a few other lads got escorted away. It was my second ever City game. Am I not allowed to sit in the bottom tier when I come back to Manchester next year?

why ? because you "lost your shit" ??? is that an Aussie phrase or have you just been supping the "amber nectar"?

No because the previous poster was insinuating that because supporters are not born in Manchester, they won't make as much noise.

 

[daveduke67]

I'd like to say more on this, but I'm in a rush.

Anyone who wasn't born or currently resides in the North West should not be allowed to sit in the bottom tier. Put them in the corners of the third tier. Thanks.

Eh its comments like this that really piss me off. I was born and raised in Australia, but have been supporting City for over a decade. At the Wigan away game last year I just amount lost my shit (many of the other City supporters around me were moaning for a good percentage of the match) when Toure scored and tried to run over the fence, before a few other lads got escorted away. It was my second ever City game. Am I not allowed to sit in the bottom tier when I come back to Manchester next year?

We can build a lower lower tier.So you can feel at home.

Or a prison.

 

[Blue Punter]

Me and two mates went to Barnet last year. We took a couple of pics whilst the match was going on. No one took offence. In fact we got chatting to a few locals who were made up that 3 blues added to their attendance and were bringing a few quid into the ground. Went in the cricket club with them next door and had a few pints after the game with them.

Done this at Barca, Chievo, Bayern Munich II and many others.

 

[Bazzmand Show]

Eh its comments like this that really piss me off. I was born and raised in Australia, but have been supporting City for over a decade. At the Wigan away game last year I just amount lost my shit (many of the other City supporters around me were moaning for a good percentage of the match) when Toure scored and tried to run over the fence, before a few other lads got escorted away. It was my second ever City game. Am I not allowed to sit in the bottom tier when I come back to Manchester next year?

We can build a lower lower tier.So you can feel at home.

Or a prison.

Could you? We are certainly running out of them here....

 

[Timmmmahhhh]

Not sure if has been mentioned as I haven't read the whole thread but there were 4 people sat in front of me in 109, 3 lads and a girl, all cockneys, all not the type of people you'd usually get in 109.

One was a "life long" City fan, one a City fan who was at his first game (early to mid 30's), the girl wasn't interested and the other lad was "not interested in football but if I did support a team it would be Man U".

All 4 complained through out the match, the rain, the seats, the view, the swaering etc.

One out of the 4 celebrated the first goal, all 4 left before the end.

Just hope regular or genuine fans who wanted tickets weren't unable to get them because oif these 4.

Met a lad down here, born and bred St Albans but Dad was from Manchester and he supports City, never been to a game (he's 30) as to be fair he wouldn't head up on his own, brought him last night. He complained about the 'Manchester' weather I told him he was only whining because they didn't do shandy or a decent chardonnay in the bar. I'll ensure he is aware he isn't welcome again.
Also in a 'cock waving who's the bestest fan' first for me, can I claim points for staying to the end despite having a 3 hour drive down south afterwards? Or does the drive down south cancel out the staying to the end?

I think you're taking what I said the wrong way, I'm not knocking they guys that claimed to be a City fans, he even had a scarve, people have different circumstances etc.

My posts was aimed at those who could have stopped fans that were genuinely interested in going but couldn't because of the people like the couple in front of me.

However as it was pointed out a few posts later, it wasn't a sell out, so I can't grumble.

So get down of your high horse and put your tampon back in.

 

[harry the plumber]

Me and two mates went to Barnet last year. We took a couple of pics whilst the match was going on. No one took offence. In fact we got chatting to a few locals who were made up that 3 blues added to their attendance and were bringing a few quid into the ground. Went in the cricket club with them next door and had a few pints after the game with them.

Done this at Barca, Chievo, Bayern Munich II and many others.

Have Chievo got a cricket club?