idahoblues
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Great postLived in Newcastle for about half a decade, and got a lot of time for them due to some of my close mates up there being fans - always want them to do well other than when playing us etc.. but hearing them chat on about being the best fans in the league pecks my head. And having the cheek to sing about empty seats.. SJP was half emtpy every other weekend when I lived there, and I never struggled to get a ticket. The handful of times I've been (in both home and away ends) it's hardly been rocking, even when they beat us early on in 2019 I think it was
AndI remember at Maine rd and if the away team only brought a small number of fans, we sometimes sang "part time supporters" to fans which were probably the complete opposite.
Oh yes that’s so obnoxious along with the morons pushing their faces in the cameras sticking their index finger number one… number one. It’s so American.U S A
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Sad but trueOh yes that’s so obnoxious along with the morons pushing their faces in the cameras sticking their index finger number one… number one. It’s so American.
Newcastle fans now singing about empty seats to Sheffield Wednesday fans. Does my head in.
Of course there’s fucking empty seats. They’ve been in the lower divisions for decades, the games on telly and Newcastle aren’t much of a draw.
And I can’t stand all that “is this a library?” Studf from away fans. Nothing says that you are a little club all giddy on your big day out more than that.
From our own repertoire I can’t stand that new “Follow Follow” one. It’s damaged the atmosphere at our ground because it’s a dirge and it’s gets sing a dozen times in the first ten minutes at every home game now.
Posh fans like Oxford may have sung that but we sang - "you're going home in a fuckin' ambulance".You’re going home in blue and white ambulance