Pellegrini targeted by missiles on visit to the swamp

[scotty123]

What do YOU think?

Its not what i think its what you think, go and look in the mirror and have a good long discussion with yourself, it might be the answer to all your problems, you might be able to get the scissors out and cut up that evil City card(if you have one) and you will be free from all that burden you have been carrying on your shoulders for years, go on do it be a man and face up to your demons

What a bizarre couple of posts. You've put far too much thought into it all, and I suspect your story is a load of bollocks. Well done though.

Really a load of bollocks you say, the usual Pige stock answer, whats up your inner thoughts nagging away at you, raw nerve etc.

 

[samharris]

To each their own, but if it was the other way round there would be blood being sought on this forum for the culprits, and that 'celebrating a last minute goal' wouldn't be anywhere near an excuse, it would just be an act of **** from the person in the Stretford End who threw the coin. You can't really be condoning someone throwing coins, cutting a players head open just because he's gobby about football? Surely?

I'm not condoning it but at the same time I understand why it happened.

Some things in life are horrible but inevitable. You walk certain streets you get mugged. You piss in the wind and you get wet and you celebrate goals with opposition fans and you might get a smack.

I thought Adebayor Vs Arsenal was brilliant and the Arse fans reaction was hilarious, I didn't like them throwing shit at him but he had it coming and I understood it and could have predicted it.

I'm not advocating violence in any way. I'm soft and anti violence in general. My hatred for the rags is strong but not violent. Not physically anyway.

For me the Rio incident and the Pelli incident are as different as hearing that a rag in colours with his son got beaten up and hearing that a known trouble causer has been beaten. I'd never ever justify a normal fan getting hurt but I wouldn't cry over a known bastard getting what he's been looking for.

Whilst I can see the analogy you're making, I can't agree with it. A known trouble maker will go looking for violence, violence which goes beyond football banter. What Ferdinand does is merely banter, but with not violent. To me those, (plural because posters above have said it was quite a few fans), who threw coins took it to the violent level against someone who hasn't been violent. What happened to a good old slagging off of a player verbally?

-- Wed Aug 28, 2013 2:00 pm --

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.-- Wed Aug 28, 2013 1:49 pm --


Twice, then I replied.

Re the highlighted bit...so fans are cowards cos they throw sommat from the stands,what does it make gimp gob then when he winds up the city fans from behind the protection of the stewards..??

Quite honestly if you can't see the difference between verbally winding someone up to do with strong, rival-fuelled football and actually throwing something at someone, then there's not much point in continuing the discussion.

see ya.

 

[Pigeonho]

Its not what i think its what you think, go and look in the mirror and have a good long discussion with yourself, it might be the answer to all your problems, you might be able to get the scissors out and cut up that evil City card(if you have one) and you will be free from all that burden you have been carrying on your shoulders for years, go on do it be a man and face up to your demons

What a bizarre couple of posts. You've put far too much thought into it all, and I suspect your story is a load of bollocks. Well done though.

Really a load of bollocks you say, the usual Pige stock answer, whats up your inner thoughts nagging away at you, raw nerve etc.

You're a bit odd, aren't you?

 

[SWP's back]

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.

To be honest, and whilst I'd never throw a coin at him, if Rio had run up to me in a room at the minute after RVP had scored I'd have beaten seven shades of shit out him.

 

[squirtyflower]

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.

To be honest, and whilst I'd never throw a coin at him, if Rio had run up to me in a room at the minute after RVP had scored I'd have beaten seven shades of shit out him.

that's probably because you cared about the result

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.

To be honest, and whilst I'd never throw a coin at him, if Rio had run up to me in a room at the minute after RVP had scored I'd have beaten seven shades of shit out him.

me too especially if I had a Scandinavian walking stick

 

[samharris]

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.

To be honest, and whilst I'd never throw a coin at him, if Rio had run up to me in a room at the minute after RVP had scored I'd have beaten seven shades of shit out him.

you cant say that fella... we're all shithouses who'd run a mile..

oh hang on!!

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

You would do it though wouldn't you?

Adebayor style baby! They'd cut me to ribbons and whilst I wouldn't like it I'd know it was my own fault.

Although the rags would hate me less than we hate him because I wouldn't be a prick on Twitter. I'd be a prick when on the pitch but that's it.

Whilst I can see the analogy you're making, I can't agree with it. A known trouble maker will go looking for violence, violence which goes beyond football banter. What Ferdinand does is merely banter, but with not violent. To me those, (plural because posters above have said it was quite a few fans), who threw coins took it to the violent level against someone who hasn't been violent. What happened to a good old slagging off of a player verbally?

That's perfect world scenario though and to be fair in most cases things don't go that far. He just happened to be the mouthiest one of our most bitter rivals giving it big in the last minute. A Norwich player would probably have gotten away with it. Christ even a lesser rag twat like Carrick might not have got it that bad.

When it comes to acts of cowardly violence and snideness in general, the rags have us well and truly beaten.

In a perfect world no one would get hurt at football and in general that's how it is, Rio could have avoided it, he knew what he was doing.

What had that little spanish left back who's name I can't remember done to provoke being cut by a coin at the OT derby a while back? That was scummier than throwing a coin at a man asking for a reaction.

 

[Pigeonho]

Which leads me to my point earlier. Put the coin thrower/pie thrower in a room with Ferdinand/Pellegrini and they would show how soft they are, because they're not in the safety of a crowd or safety in numbers. The fact they threw anything at all instantly makes them soft as fuck cowards.

To be honest, and whilst I'd never throw a coin at him, if Rio had run up to me in a room at the minute after RVP had scored I'd have beaten seven shades of shit out him.

you cant say that fella... we're all shithouses who'd run a mile..

oh hang on!!

And that's where you're getting what I said allllllll wrong. I doubt SWP'sBack would actually do that, given the fact he's clearly an intelligent man, but if he did then that's up to him I suppose. What I said was that by throwing a coin/object at someone from the safety of the crowd is and always will be the act of a coward. It's not that hard to grasp, is it? It's the same level of coward as running out of a pack of Stone-Island clad numpties to dish out the sofest of slaps, only to run back to the safety of that group rather than stand there and go toe-to-toe. Cowards. Not once have I said anyone is a shit house on here, I have merely stated those who throw coins are - unless you are one of those?

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Anyone who throws anything that can harm someone at a football match is a wanker. Doesn't matter who they follow.

At Wembley some dickhead threw a can of ale at a bus full of chelsea fans from outside the greyhound. He was that pissed he missed the fucking bus and it went over the top and landed on the other side of the road, full of city fans! Luckily it didn't hit anyone but it could have done.