Some Of Our Fans

[Bill]

stay at home then. Loads of us go away and never see any shit.

And today's 'Super Fan' is...

better than a super moaning ****

behave.

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

And today's 'Super Fan' is...

better than a super moaning ****

behave.

why? nobody did at Wembley by the sounds of it.

 

[Goatfacekillah]

Drinking at any time's fine unless it turns you into an aggressive arsehole. Then it's not alright.

What if you're an aggressive arsehole without alcohol? Surely it's better to be a drunken aggressive arsehole than a sober aggressive arsehole?

Yes, I agree with you - drunken ones at least have the chance of regret. Sober aggressive arseholes should be shipped off to channel their aggression more productively. Like terraforming Mars for example.<br /><br />-- Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:48 pm --<br /><br />

Drinking at any time's fine unless it turns you into an aggressive arsehole. Then it's not alright.

What if you're an aggressive arsehole without alcohol? Surely it's better to be a drunken aggressive arsehole than a sober aggressive arsehole?

What about us passive/aggressive slightly inebriated but not violent coked-up sink pissers?
Where do we fit into this new Bluemoon social demographic?

In the guardedly suspect category.

 

[Mcfc1901]

Okay whatever mate, but yes I did walk off in the first place.
Also my dad came back in the second half and apologised to everyone. All were accepting of the apology but yourself.
"fucked off because you text him saying you needed his help as you were fighting" - Also incorrect, please stop making up rubbish, he left because I sent him a text saying that I was outside the ground, not that I wanted help 'fighting'.
Also, he didn't actually hit the girl in front, he only knocked the hat off her head, not saying that makes it any better but please get your facts right. The bloke with her was also very understanding and got over it when I came back to apologise before 'fighting' again.
It's pretty childish that you've come on here spouting rubbish about me and posting up my seat number when what happened has already happened and it was dealt with in the end, get over it and get over yourself.
Anyway I hope you enjoy the rest of the season sat right up there on your high horse x.

Please....
Get pissed,take drugs,piss in sinks .

Wise words.

Respect to anyone confident enough to piss in a sink after doing coke though. My unit isn't fit for public display after a sesh.

St. Helens you are never wrong are you?.. Grow up and go back to the rugby.

 

[Judge Roughneck]

I was lucky enough to have one brilliant life highlight in 135 with my lad. Saw no bother all day. I seemed to bump into a familiar face around every corner. A dramatic match full of all the tension, angst and joy of the an elite footballing event and won by 3 very good goals. Sunderland fans were an absolute credit to their club overall.

As for pissing in the sinks, the toilets in a Wembley are designed for the Premier Inn not a football stadium, having said that, I've got the bladder of a dormouse and sometimes I find myself practically pogoing in the queue for the piss stones but I always seem to manage to hang on. It must be the difference between the actual working class and those that call themselves that without actually working. Just because people pissed in an enclosed gutter 30 years ago doesn't mean they need to piss where they stand these days.
The Munich word it's just dickish nowadays. I roll my eyes and treat it with the contempt it deserves. Doing coke at a cup final, WTF is all that about?
As for the incident from the OP it sounds to me like mcfcunder5s is clearly in the wrong. In the end though there's no real harm done thankfully, we've all done dumb things when we were young. Instead of saying 'whatever' like a petulant teenage girl why don't you take the moral high ground and apologise to the OP on this forum and admit you made a mistake. I reckon most will give you kudos, you'll feel better about yourself and put it down to experience. We'll all move on.

But if we get to the FA cup semis I'll make sure I'll keep my fingers crossed that I don't dip out on the ' sat next to a dipshit' lottery. I'll avoid suede shallow soled footwear and opt for a smooth leather shoe with a thick Goodyear welted plastic piss resistant sole for paddling to the urinal.

 

[bgblue]

What is the implication behind the word Munich? I wasn't alive when it happened or during any of the aftermath but I can't think of a scenario in my head where I'd think it was ok to use it.

There was a liberal singing of "you're just a town full of munich's" in the augustiener, and nobody batted so much of an eyelid :)

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

What is the implication behind the word Munich? I wasn't alive when it happened or during any of the aftermath but I can't think of a scenario in my head where I'd think it was ok to use it.

There was a liberal singing of "you're just a town full of munich's" in the augustiener, and nobody batted so much of an eyelid :)

Shame you weren't so liberal at getting the fucking beers in.

 

[southstander93]

Respect to anyone confident enough to piss in a sink after doing coke though. My unit isn't fit for public display after a sesh.

Don't know whether anyone else near me spotted it but for the Barcelona home game during the mad half time rush in the bogs due to no beer on sale, I'm pretty sure someone had done a shit in the sink in the bogs in 212. I didn't see the culprit but I saw the remains in the sink, could be a shitty prank (no pun intended) but it looked pretty real! So really someone going for a piss in the sink isn't too much of an issue haha, at least it goes down the drain!

 

[Cheekster]

I didn't attend Sunday's final but did go to Wembley last year against Wigan. I know this has been said many times in the thread, but the main problem is that most people have been drinking since the morning (myself included). I found the atmosphere around me to be ugly at times, and I felt constantly on edge. At half time I was queuing for a beer, (while my husband went to the toilet) a young man stood in front of me got punched hard in the face by a drunken thug for no reason whatsoever. His head snapped back and I was smashed in the face by the back of his head. The drunk thug's mates thought it was funny! I was dumbstruck and appalled. I witnessed City fans fighting amongst themselves and more violence when we stopped at a service station. I honestly don't think a Wembley cup final is a place for children at all, which is a massive shame as my two would absolutely love to go.
Incidentally, my only other trip to Wembley was as a young teenager at the Gillingham game and I had a wonderful day.

 

[yankcitizen76]

'Coke being sniffed in full view of kids,'

What match was this? Was there a rave after the game?

 

[Neil_K]

Re: Some Of Our Fanseq

I was in 137 with the old man and didn't see anything during the game. Saw a young lad get turfed out on the concourse at half time, he looked a bit worse for wear if I'm honest.

We were stood near the back, something seemed to be going on with the Club Wembley bit above, a bit of gesturing and posturing, couldn't see from where I was stood.

By the way the noise and moshing after Nasri scored was superb where we were

 

[Selbyblue]

Re: Some Of Our Fanseq

I was in 137 with the old man and didn't see anything during the game. Saw a young lad get turfed out on the concourse at half time, he looked a bit worse for wear if I'm honest.

We were stood near the back, something seemed to be going on with the Club Wembley bit above, a bit of gesturing and posturing, couldn't see from where I was stood.

By the way the noise and moshing after Nasri scored was superb where we were

There was a bit of banter in 234 of club Wembley and a couple of Blues tried to wind up the Mackems when we went 2-1 up. Come the final whistle it was handshakes all round and all forgotten.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

People fighting over a word?

Jesus some people are precious.

 

[Gabriel]

People fighting over a word?

Jesus some people are precious.

I say, no need for that kind of petty blasphemy. ;-)

 

[Didsbury Dave]

I didn't attend Sunday's final but did go to Wembley last year against Wigan. I know this has been said many times in the thread, but the main problem is that most people have been drinking since the morning (myself included). I found the atmosphere around me to be ugly at times, and I felt constantly on edge. At half time I was queuing for a beer, (while my husband went to the toilet) a young man stood in front of me got punched hard in the face by a drunken thug for no reason whatsoever. His head snapped back and I was smashed in the face by the back of his head. The drunk thug's mates thought it was funny! I was dumbstruck and appalled. I witnessed City fans fighting amongst themselves and more violence when we stopped at a service station. I honestly don't think a Wembley cup final is a place for children at all, which is a massive shame as my two would absolutely love to go.
Incidentally, my only other trip to Wembley was as a young teenager at the Gillingham game and I had a wonderful day.

The night before the Gillingham game in central London, I witnessed busses getting bottled outside a pub full of City. I also ran into a nasty looking firm of Millwall on the morning of the game. There was a big kickoff in front of me at the game itself, when we were 2-1 down and Terry Cooke ballsed a cross up. Someone shouted "Cook you fucking wanker" or something, the bloke in front lost his head, they had to get broken up from fighting.

Later on that night, after the mother of all pissups (and plenty of Munich songs, I'm sure), on the tube from Wembley to central London, everyone was letting off fire extinguishers and firing them at each other. And skinning up and smoking.

This "our fans have changed" shite has no basis whatsoever in reality and appears to come from people who suddenly been thrust into an "away" crowd by our recent success. The atmosphere is more pleasant now than it's ever been and Sunday was an example of that.

Why do we have people on here who feel the need to don sackcloth and ashes and self-flagellate after every game? For fuck's sake, if it isn't the boistrousness it's the lack of atmosphere or the early leavers or the tourists or the booers.

Our fans are OK.

 

[TueartsOHK]

Although alcohol might be cited as a reason for these thugs it can't be held as an excuse. I've been to cricket matches and rugby matches where fans are drinking lots of beer - in the case of cricket some grounds sold it in 4 pint cartons and you drank while you watched the game. If you know you turn into a complete twat when you drink too much then have some self control.

I wasn't at Wembley but I never see any trouble at the Etihad - not even pissing in sinks when there are massive queues. I agree that this is a small minority of fans but if these twats are scaring women and children on what should be a happy occasion, City don't need these wankers as fans.

 

[Ted_Bovis]

Anyone who gets offended at football fans pissing in sinks should probably take up watching netball tbh.

Normally yes but I was still washing my hands at the time.

Washing your hands?
Big girl. Who washes their hands these days?
Call yourself a fan.

 

[Cheekster]

I didn't attend Sunday's final but did go to Wembley last year against Wigan. I know this has been said many times in the thread, but the main problem is that most people have been drinking since the morning (myself included). I found the atmosphere around me to be ugly at times, and I felt constantly on edge. At half time I was queuing for a beer, (while my husband went to the toilet) a young man stood in front of me got punched hard in the face by a drunken thug for no reason whatsoever. His head snapped back and I was smashed in the face by the back of his head. The drunk thug's mates thought it was funny! I was dumbstruck and appalled. I witnessed City fans fighting amongst themselves and more violence when we stopped at a service station. I honestly don't think a Wembley cup final is a place for children at all, which is a massive shame as my two would absolutely love to go.
Incidentally, my only other trip to Wembley was as a young teenager at the Gillingham game and I had a wonderful day.

The night before the Gillingham game in central London, I witnessed busses getting bottled outside a pub full of City. I also ran into a nasty looking firm of Millwall on the morning of the game. There was a big kickoff in front of me at the game itself, when we were 2-1 down and Terry Cooke ballsed a cross up. Someone shouted "Cook you fucking wanker" or something, the bloke in front lost his head, they had to get broken up from fighting.

Later on that night, after the mother of all pissups (and plenty of Munich songs, I'm sure), on the tube from Wembley to central London, everyone was letting off fire extinguishers and firing them at each other. And skinning up and smoking.

This "our fans have changed" shite has no basis whatsoever in reality and appears to come from people who suddenly been thrust into an "away" crowd by our recent success. The atmosphere is more pleasant now than it's ever been and Sunday was an example of that.

Why do we have people on here who feel the need to don sackcloth and ashes and self-flagellate after every game? For fuck's sake, if it isn't the boistrousness it's the lack of atmosphere or the early leavers or the tourists or the booers.

Our fans are OK.

You missed my point Dave, I wasn't implying that there was no trouble at the Gillingham game.... I just didn't witness any that day. Maybe I was unlucky last year, I'm sure my recollection would have been somewhat more positive if we had brought the cup home. Goes without saying.
My day last year, however, was spoiled by the behaviour of a minority of our own fans.

 

[Sky Blue]

I didn't attend Sunday's final but did go to Wembley last year against Wigan. I know this has been said many times in the thread, but the main problem is that most people have been drinking since the morning (myself included). I found the atmosphere around me to be ugly at times, and I felt constantly on edge. At half time I was queuing for a beer, (while my husband went to the toilet) a young man stood in front of me got punched hard in the face by a drunken thug for no reason whatsoever. His head snapped back and I was smashed in the face by the back of his head. The drunk thug's mates thought it was funny! I was dumbstruck and appalled. I witnessed City fans fighting amongst themselves and more violence when we stopped at a service station. I honestly don't think a Wembley cup final is a place for children at all, which is a massive shame as my two would absolutely love to go.
Incidentally, my only other trip to Wembley was as a young teenager at the Gillingham game and I had a wonderful day.

Hmmmm a massive shame indeed.

 

[Goatfacekillah]

Although alcohol might be cited as a reason for these thugs it can't be held as an excuse. I've been to cricket matches and rugby matches where fans are drinking lots of beer - in the case of cricket some grounds sold it in 4 pint cartons and you drank while you watched the game. If you know you turn into a complete twat when you drink too much then have some self control.

I wasn't at Wembley but I never see any trouble at the Etihad - not even pissing in sinks when there are massive queues. I agree that this is a small minority of fans but if these twats are scaring women and children on what should be a happy occasion, City don't need these wankers as fans.

It's almost nothing to do with football - it's the British culture of drinking way beyond a sensible limit, and then continuing to do so. Behaviour at cricket matches has deteriorated from what I understand, but cricket's not likely to create the same type of flash points as it's a more docile game. Nor does it have matches which start later, or late, in the day - this is the main problem for me and why we've seen more incidents surrounding a Wembley trip versus a regular away match. It's the sense of big occasion (which we always drink for), the late kick off and continuous drinking whilst travelling and before the match.

I like a beer myself, but it's never made me want to hurt people or cause trouble. Like you say, most people should know their limits and stick to them.