The City fan crying when we got beat

[dobobobo]

I swear if I had seen him, I would of launched him onto the pitch.

So now we're down to offering threats against our own fans? Oh, very grown up, very tough . . . very rag-like.

PS. If you'd actually been at the game, if he'd been half your size and if you had your mates to help you . . . and no school the next day :-)

I'm up for anything that teaches someone to man up.

I could sort of understand if it was the final game of the season and we had lost top spot. But fuck me, 10 games to go, we're one point behind, etc, etc etc. Bottle it up and keep battlin!

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

What is it with this self righteous policing of emotions? Who are we, any of us, to criticise another man's emotional perspective.
And, for all you super hardcore ultra fans who are so keen to rip the guy apart on here (in all your glorious 'ever so tough' pomp) - I'm willing to bet that most of you didn't even go to the game but still see fit to get large on a poor bloke who took the trouble to travel to Cardiff for the game and got caught on camera in an off moment.

And anyway, what is it to you all whether another City fan gets upset in the glare of the media - is it that you feel that it'll let down the rock hard image that City fans have or something? Well, if that's the case then sorry to disappoint but we don't have a reputation for being tough (except in your heads in your bedrooms) . . What we do have is a much deserved reputation as being patient, loyal, friendly and humorous . . . which is now starting to be supplemented by a growing reputation as us being nothing better than rag fans dressed in blue (mainly down to our rag imitating fans who sing 'we'll score when we want to' when we obviously and sometimes embarrassingly don't).

I know it's only a minority who display rag behaviours it but it is starting to take hold and that's typified by the 'new rag' attitude displayed so evidently by all those who've come on this thread today to give a fellow blue a hard time simply because you didn't like the fact he seemed to care too much.

Not your business, chances are you weren't even there anyhow, so grow up, show a bit of favour to a fellow supporter and give the bloke a break.

So that's why he was crying. He went to the wrong city.

 

[SWP's back]

Looks like bad heartburn and no rennies to me.

Rennies are shit.

Zantac will do the trick for him much better.

Fuck off you Zantac nazi

-- Mon Mar 12, 2012 8:28 pm --

I swear if I had seen him, I would of launched him onto the pitch.

I bet you're about 8 stone dripping wet and 17.

Also it's "have" not "of" ffs.

 

[M18CTID]

Looks like bad heartburn and no rennies to me.

Rennies are shit.

Zantac will do the trick for him much better.

Fuck off you Zantac nazi

-- Mon Mar 12, 2012 8:28 pm --

I swear if I had seen him, I would of launched him onto the pitch.

I bet you're about 8 stone dripping wet and 17.

Also it's "have" not "of" ffs.

It's already been posted earlier in this thread where he drinks before home games so I'm sure i8rags is big enough to carry out his threat....

 

[Anonymous]

What is it with this self righteous policing of emotions? Who are we, any of us, to criticise another man's emotional perspective.
And, for all you super hardcore ultra fans who are so keen to rip the guy apart on here (in all your glorious 'ever so tough' pomp) - I'm willing to bet that most of you didn't even go to the game but still see fit to get large on a poor bloke who took the trouble to travel to Cardiff for the game and got caught on camera in an off moment.

And anyway, what is it to you all whether another City fan gets upset in the glare of the media - is it that you feel that it'll let down the rock hard image that City fans have or something? Well, if that's the case then sorry to disappoint but we don't have a reputation for being tough (except in your heads in your bedrooms) . . What we do have is a much deserved reputation as being patient, loyal, friendly and humorous . . . which is now starting to be supplemented by a growing reputation as us being nothing better than rag fans dressed in blue (mainly down to our rag imitating fans who sing 'we'll score when we want to' when we obviously and sometimes embarrassingly don't).

I know it's only a minority who display rag behaviours it but it is starting to take hold and that's typified by the 'new rag' attitude displayed so evidently by all those who've come on this thread today to give a fellow blue a hard time simply because you didn't like the fact he seemed to care too much.

Not your business, chances are you weren't even there anyhow, so grow up, show a bit of favour to a fellow supporter and give the bloke a break.

So that's why he was crying. He went to the wrong city.

Good spot . . hands up my silly error and certainly deserving the highlighter treatment.
My only excuse is that I meant Swansea but I'm easily confused when mildly irked . . and I was mildly irked. I'm now feeling a bit tearful but please don't put it about in case I get death threats from all the tough kids ;-)

 

[Anonymous]

It's not a question of him being embarrassing or whatever. It's a question of perspective.

As said in an earlier post re it being 1 year since Japan was devastated. There are far more important things in life than football, so yeah....

MAN THE FUCK UP

 

[SWP's back]

I was mildly irked once.

 

[carlosthejackal]

He has been a very very very silly boy and should know better.

 

[Ardwick AFC]

Maybe he was 'startled' by a firework?

 

[Juan King]

Maybe he was 'startled' by a firework?

Getting startled can reduce a man to tears.