Serious assault on an elderly Blue

[johnnytapia]

These wonderful pleasant Man City fans who wouldn't hurt a fly...

Yorkshire family tree: mainly trunk.

 

[1961_vintage]

Well I do get around and I like to keep in touch with the proles, eh wot.

Now, let me see...A woz off up ginnel on an estate afta game with our lass when a bumped inte one of thees Blues. 'A sez to 'im, 'Eere, that Pep's doing well inni' and he sez back to me: 'Fuck off yer Yorkshire ****'. I dint nor weir to put mesen, foul language like that.

A hint at your occupation?

 

[BringBackSwales]

These wonderful pleasant Man City fans who wouldn't hurt a fly...

It’s not an elderly leeds fan being smacked in the back of the head by a snide **** that we are talking about though is it. Fucking disgusting club, loads more shit being given out outside the ground than any other home game this season, vile scummy cunts. Sneak up behind an old bloke and smack him in the back of the head, it’s the dirty leeds way

 

[ysmsa]

Fucking hell mate, I thought I was the only one on here!

Love Exeter, top place to stay for exploring Devon.

 

[BringBackSwales]

A hint at your occupation?

Proper ****

 

[BamberBridgeBlue]

Yes, true, I am using language in that way, but with good intentions. To be clear, I am embarrassed by some of our supporters, whether it's giving opposing fans the finger and shouting abuse or the more extreme stuff, but it's a minority, and all clubs of note have that element, not just Leeds United. It does not reflect on the club or the majority of us, but I do accept that we are a bit like Liverpool in that our 'embarrassing element' is larger and more vocal than others, hence my use of the word 'rambunctious'.

I would say to you, though - and I mean no disrespect here - if you look through this thread, you will see Man City supporters posting reactions that suggest violent ideations and gives the sort of antediluvian impression of your club that is at odds with the chloroformed image you would like to project.

Good luck posting that on the Hull City fans forum next season bud.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Why does football attract the absolute scum of the earth?

Because it is rooted in a culture of toxic masculinity.

Love the game - it's both beautiful and awe inspiring in terms of how well it can be played, no matter what tactics you prefer, but if you take time to observe the way people treat each other on a regular basis, you'll see that from grass roots through to the top, from fans through to players and owners, it's a rabidly cuntish tribal war of attrition that infests almost every moment of every inch of the sport, and, like good news, the exceptions tend to stand out because they are just that.

 

[MillisleBlue]

Dirty shithouse Yorkshire inbreds. Sounded like a sucker punch as well, let's hope its jailtime for the coward.

I've said this before and I will say it again, the media are also responsible for violence towards our fans with their anti city rhetoric. They are stirring up hatred towards the club, ofcourse it may have happened regardless as Leeds fans are scumbags.

And, when the inevitable happens, that same media will go into whitewash mode or explain it all away. Nothing to see here only the consequences of them cultivating and encouraging hatred of our Club.

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

Ha ha ,I got a great mate from where I live in Barnstaple who is a true Blue ,his whole family is and they go to plenty of games .

East Devon was my neck of the woods. Long since left, but from birth to the age of 22 that was home for me. Still go and watch Exeter 3 or 4 times a season though (usually away games). Bit difficult to fit any more than that in around traipsing up to Manchester all the time!

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Yes, true, I am using language in that way, but with good intentions. To be clear, I am embarrassed by some of our supporters, whether it's giving opposing fans the finger and shouting abuse or the more extreme stuff, but it's a minority, and all clubs of note have that element, not just Leeds United. It does not reflect on the club or the majority of us, but I do accept that we are a bit like Liverpool in that our 'embarrassing element' is larger and more vocal than others, hence my use of the word 'rambunctious'.

I would say to you, though - and I mean no disrespect here - if you look through this thread, you will see Man City supporters posting reactions that suggest violent ideations and gives the sort of antediluvian impression of your club that is at odds with the chloroformed image you would like to project.

Why exactly did you join and come here if you dont mind me asking?