Some Of Our Fans

[casualdeyna]

I may have dreamt this but sure I remember speaking to a cop somewhere away in the late 90's early 00's outside a pub, and he was telling us that particular police force (can't remember where) had a list of all the football fans expected in the area that season and if they were trouble causers or not, and apparently City weren't known for causing trouble but were known as "total p*ss-pots" although it was better worded than that. So they've had our number for years!!

 

[Churchill123]

I may have dreamt this but sure I remember speaking to a cop somewhere away in the late 90's early 00's outside a pub, and he was telling us that particular police force (can't remember where) had a list of all the football fans expected in the area that season and if they were trouble causers or not, and apparently City weren't known for causing trouble but were known as "total p*ss-pots" although it was better worded than that. So they've had our number for years!!

Generally speaking i think were a good bunch just on the piss - never really cause to much trouble :P

 

[erast fandorin]

The final was the mellowest game with something at stake I've ever been,City have always had factions that fought each other,whether it was area rivalries/disputes that carried on at the match or the NF/Cool Cats days,main difference to me is Charlie rife nowadays whereas years back it wasn't and a lot of people are no good on it,saying that though,trouble at the game now is light years away from what it was,knobheads have always been amongst us and always will be

 

[mancityvstoke]

The final was the mellowest game with something at stake I've ever been,City have always had factions that fought each other,whether it was area rivalries/disputes that carried on at the match or the NF/Cool Cats days,main difference to me is Charlie rife nowadays whereas years back it wasn't and a lot of people are no good on it,saying that though,trouble at the game now is light years away from what it was,knobheads have always been amongst us and always will be

bang on

 

[stonerblue]

Wembley days do seem to bring out the empty heads don't they?

I like a drink before the game, tend to have a few beers in the car on the way down there and then a few more in the pub. This has never caused me to kick off with anyone, to make a little kid cry, to chin someone because he wouldn't stand up or sit down or sing songs or anything. Snorting coke in front of kids? I mean what the fuck is going on in the brain of someone who thinks this is ok. I also don't get the aggression, the 'Ill do what I want' attitude'.

The truth is some people are scum, and unfortunately quite a few of them call themselves Blues.

The coke and the aggression go hand in hand after a couple of beers.

 

[mancityvstoke]

better than a super moaning ****

behave.

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

Yeah I'm mild compared to our drugged up under5s

 

[Mossy]

We was in 550. There was about 7 Sunderland supporters about 10 rows infront of us who jumped up when they scored. (It was husbands, wives and kid mainly) soon legged it down the stairs when our fans started trying to get to them. Apart from that, it was a top day out with no trouble at all.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

You can tell our fanbase has changed by the songs. I heard all of these in JJ Moons after the game:

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'll drink a drink a drink then piss in the sink the sink the sink, we're the beerheads of Man City
That's the greatest line of charley that the wooooooooooooooooooooord has ever seen

WE never win at home and we never win away
WE pissed all over the sinks today
We don't give a fuck coz we're all coked up
MCFC OK

In 1963 we always pissed into the loo
The Stretford End cried out aloud, use the cubicles for a poo
Sheikh Mansour came, awe played the game, we did a line or two
And when we fill the sinks this year we'll sing this song for you.

 

[Dunne's own goal]

Had a great day out,good sing song, no mither what soever,before ,during or after the match.

same for me. brilliant day and didn't see any problems

 

[Alex - Not City Matters]

You can tell our fanbase has changed by the songs. I heard all of these in JJ Moons after the game:

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'll drink a drink a drink then piss in the sink the sink the sink, we're the beerheads of Man City
That's the greatest line of charley that the wooooooooooooooooooooord has ever seen

WE never win at home and we never win away
WE pissed all over the sinks today
We don't give a fuck coz we're all coked up
MCFC OK

In 1963 we always pissed into the loo
The Stretford End cried out aloud, use the cubicles for a poo
Sheikh Mansour came, awe played the game, we did a line or two
And when we fill the sinks this year we'll sing this song for you.

That is one of the best posts I have ever seen on this forum, bravo.

 

[peoffrey]

I drank on the tube on the way home so Boris Johnson can piss off too.

 

[Mcfc1901]

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.

Not when it comes to my kid,no I am not. I do enjoy the rugby yeah,but much prefer the footy. 3 posts and being abusive-Says it all really

Got to much to say . Not surprised you find trouble . You have a bad attitude , seen some of your post very aggressive .

 

[Didsbury Dave]

You can tell our fanbase has changed by the songs. I heard all of these in JJ Moons after the game:

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'll drink a drink a drink then piss in the sink the sink the sink, we're the beerheads of Man City
That's the greatest line of charley that the wooooooooooooooooooooord has ever seen

WE never win at home and we never win away
WE pissed all over the sinks today
We don't give a fuck coz we're all coked up
MCFC OK

In 1963 we always pissed into the loo
The Stretford End cried out aloud, use the cubicles for a poo
Sheikh Mansour came, awe played the game, we did a line or two
And when we fill the sinks this year we'll sing this song for you.

That is one of the best posts I have ever seen on this forum, bravo.

Thanks my friend. I am glad my efforts weren't totally unappreciated ;-)

 

[Blue Tooth]

We'll piss in your sink
We'll piss in your sink
We're Man City
We'll piss in your sink

 

[awaydayblue]

Interesting topic, as it potentially affects all of us..... For example Sunday's game, had a brilliant time in Trafalgar Square on the Saturday night, where we were vastly outnumbered by Sunderland fans, not one of whom made us feel uncomfortable at any stage, good banter but essentially, they reminded me of the majority of our fans, witty, charismatic, grounded, and friendly. Likewise pre and post match, no issues at all. Due to our allocation and loyalty points etc, my wife, my nephew, and myself were sat in different parts of the stadium. Not ideal, but at least we had tickets and were in for the game, a small price to pay.........My nephew told us that where he was sat, there were two well behaved Sunderland fans (dad with lad - aged 5??) who found themselves surrounded by Blues, not sure how they ended with the tickets, but none the less, they were keeping themselves to themselves. When Sunderland scored, the little boy cheered, the dad trying to contain his sons obvious excitement (and no doubt his own), conscious of not wanting any trouble etc. Sure enough, the moronic minority of our 'support' made a bee line for him, kid in tears - pushed, shoved, verbally abused, coins thrown (one of which narrowly missed my nephew's head), and not surprisingly, the kid was crying/ screaming with fear and terror. The good blues (my nephew included) took the baddies to task, but the damage had already been done. Don't know about you, but bullies who pick on easy targets are amongst the worst, dregs of society. What can be done about it? Difficult one, but I'd be interested if anyone thinks a bit of self policing would be beneficial. This incident happened near the half way line, where the seat prices were £72. Interested to know fellow Blues fans thoughts/comments on this matter, it's certainly nothing new I appreciate that, but wanted to raise the matter. CTWD

 

[OB1]

You can tell our fanbase has changed by the songs. I heard all of these in JJ Moons after the game:

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'll drink a drink a drink then piss in the sink the sink the sink, we're the beerheads of Man City
That's the greatest line of charley that the wooooooooooooooooooooord has ever seen

WE never win at home and we never win away
WE pissed all over the sinks today
We don't give a fuck coz we're all coked up
MCFC OK

In 1963 we always pissed into the loo
The Stretford End cried out aloud, use the cubicles for a poo
Sheikh Mansour came, awe played the game, we did a line or two
And when we fill the sinks this year we'll sing this song for you.

That is one of the best posts I have ever seen on this forum, bravo.

Thanks my friend. I am glad my efforts weren't totally unappreciated ;-)

Ah, if you are looking for strokes, they made me smile.

 

[BlueT]

Interesting topic, as it potentially affects all of us..... For example Sunday's game, had a brilliant time in Trafalgar Square on the Saturday night, where we were vastly outnumbered by Sunderland fans, not one of whom made us feel uncomfortable at any stage, good banter but essentially, they reminded me of the majority of our fans, witty, charismatic, grounded, and friendly. Likewise pre and post match, no issues at all. Due to our allocation and loyalty points etc, my wife, my nephew, and myself were sat in different parts of the stadium. Not ideal, but at least we had tickets and were in for the game, a small price to pay.........My nephew told us that where he was sat, there were two well behaved Sunderland fans (dad with lad - aged 5??) who found themselves surrounded by Blues, not sure how they ended with the tickets, but none the less, they were keeping themselves to themselves. When Sunderland scored, the little boy cheered, the dad trying to contain his sons obvious excitement (and no doubt his own), conscious of not wanting any trouble etc. Sure enough, the moronic minority of our 'support' made a bee line for him, kid in tears - pushed, shoved, verbally abused, coins thrown (one of which narrowly missed my nephew's head), and not surprisingly, the kid was crying/ screaming with fear and terror. The good blues (my nephew included) took the baddies to task, but the damage had already been done. Don't know about you, but bullies who pick on easy targets are amongst the worst, dregs of society. What can be done about it? Difficult one, but I'd be interested if anyone thinks a bit of self policing would be beneficial. This incident happened near the half way line, where the seat prices were £72. Interested to know fellow Blues fans thoughts/comments on this matter, it's certainly nothing new I appreciate that, but wanted to raise the matter. CTWD

I find this more shameful than anything else on this thread. Well done to the blues including your nephew who stood up to these cowards.

We drank with lots of Sunderland fans both on Saturday night and Sunday, and they were sorted, as were the other City fans we met.

 

[IanBishopsHaircut]

Interesting topic, as it potentially affects all of us..... For example Sunday's game, had a brilliant time in Trafalgar Square on the Saturday night, where we were vastly outnumbered by Sunderland fans, not one of whom made us feel uncomfortable at any stage, good banter but essentially, they reminded me of the majority of our fans, witty, charismatic, grounded, and friendly. Likewise pre and post match, no issues at all. Due to our allocation and loyalty points etc, my wife, my nephew, and myself were sat in different parts of the stadium. Not ideal, but at least we had tickets and were in for the game, a small price to pay.........My nephew told us that where he was sat, there were two well behaved Sunderland fans (dad with lad - aged 5??) who found themselves surrounded by Blues, not sure how they ended with the tickets, but none the less, they were keeping themselves to themselves. When Sunderland scored, the little boy cheered, the dad trying to contain his sons obvious excitement (and no doubt his own), conscious of not wanting any trouble etc. Sure enough, the moronic minority of our 'support' made a bee line for him, kid in tears - pushed, shoved, verbally abused, coins thrown (one of which narrowly missed my nephew's head), and not surprisingly, the kid was crying/ screaming with fear and terror. The good blues (my nephew included) took the baddies to task, but the damage had already been done. Don't know about you, but bullies who pick on easy targets are amongst the worst, dregs of society. What can be done about it? Difficult one, but I'd be interested if anyone thinks a bit of self policing would be beneficial. This incident happened near the half way line, where the seat prices were £72. Interested to know fellow Blues fans thoughts/comments on this matter, it's certainly nothing new I appreciate that, but wanted to raise the matter. CTWD

I find this more shameful than anything else on this thread. Well done to the blues including your nephew who stood up to these cowards.

We drank with lots of Sunderland fans both on Saturday night and Sunday, and they were sorted, as were the other City fans we met.

Seriously, blues or not...no excuse when it comes to kids

I would have seriously slapped anyone threatening a child, that kid will remember his cup final in a negative light now...unacceptable

 

[johnbmcr]

We'll piss in your sink
We'll piss in your sink
We're Man City
We'll piss in your sink

I was brought up to understand this is a behaviour reserved solely for hotels very far sighted by my tutors as the en suite hadn't been invented

 

[citymad]

Its a lottery nowadays at football, you might get lucky and sit among genuine good hearted passionate City fans or end up having a nightmare sitting amongst the dregs of society that shout the C word as their staple vocabulary. I've been bladdered before but have never thrown beer on kids and women and abused other people. I think its more to do with how your raised and whether you respect other human beings than just the alcohol. However, drink and poor morals don't mix together.