Tottenham Fans 19 Times Flag At Anfield?

[mike channon´s windmill]

Shame they didn´t get caught

 

[M18CTID]

rags are just a bunch of classless imbicilic,twats .....as usual.

You spend decades trying to overturn a championship defiicity, achieve it and then go beyond enemy lines to display a gloating banner right in the lion's den.

If you can't appreciate how much balls it took to that, you're not a football fan.

-- Wed May 18, 2011 11:40 am --

Small time... actually paying tickets for a rival club and everything just to stick a banner up which probably got instantly taken down?

Well, by that definition, it must have been smalltime when City fans paid for an Old Trafford tour to rip down the ticker banner.

The one crucial difference, of course, was that those fans failed.

As did those reds that tried to pull the stunt at ours last Tuesday, only to see it ripped down immediately and get chased out of our ground for good measure.

Look, doing it at Anfield gets partial respect from me but I tend to think standing on the Stretford Paddock for 90 minutes and cheering City on throughout takes more balls than sneaking into Anfield, waiting for the scousers to get distracted when YNWA starts up before unfurling the banner, and then doing a runner before anyone realises what is going on.

 

[camelcoat]

rags are just a bunch of classless imbicilic,twats .....as usual.

You spend decades trying to overturn a championship defiicity, achieve it and then go beyond enemy lines to display a gloating banner right in the lion's den.

If you can't appreciate how much balls it took to that, you're not a football fan.

-- Wed May 18, 2011 11:40 am --

Small time... actually paying tickets for a rival club and everything just to stick a banner up which probably got instantly taken down?

Well, by that definition, it must have been smalltime when City fans paid for an Old Trafford tour to rip down the ticker banner.

The one crucial difference, of course, was that those fans failed.

As did those reds that tried to pull the stunt at ours last Tuesday, only to see it ripped down immediately and get chased out of our ground for good measure.

Look, doing it at Anfield gets partial respect from me but I tend to think standing on the Stretford Paddock for 90 minutes and cheering City on throughout takes more balls than sneaking into Anfield, waiting for the scousers to get distracted when YNWA starts up before unfurling the banner, and then doing a runner before anyone realises what is going on.

Aye, proper soft lads not wanting to get kicked in by hundreds.

 

[M18CTID]

You spend decades trying to overturn a championship defiicity, achieve it and then go beyond enemy lines to display a gloating banner right in the lion's den.

If you can't appreciate how much balls it took to that, you're not a football fan.

-- Wed May 18, 2011 11:40 am --



Well, by that definition, it must have been smalltime when City fans paid for an Old Trafford tour to rip down the ticker banner.

The one crucial difference, of course, was that those fans failed.

As did those reds that tried to pull the stunt at ours last Tuesday, only to see it ripped down immediately and get chased out of our ground for good measure.

Look, doing it at Anfield gets partial respect from me but I tend to think standing on the Stretford Paddock for 90 minutes and cheering City on throughout takes more balls than sneaking into Anfield, waiting for the scousers to get distracted when YNWA starts up before unfurling the banner, and then doing a runner before anyone realises what is going on.

Aye, proper soft lads not wanting to get kicked in by hundreds.

Well if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen.

 

[camelcoat]

As did those reds that tried to pull the stunt at ours last Tuesday, only to see it ripped down immediately and get chased out of our ground for good measure.

Look, doing it at Anfield gets partial respect from me but I tend to think standing on the Stretford Paddock for 90 minutes and cheering City on throughout takes more balls than sneaking into Anfield, waiting for the scousers to get distracted when YNWA starts up before unfurling the banner, and then doing a runner before anyone realises what is going on.

Aye, proper soft lads not wanting to get kicked in by hundreds.

Well if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen.

That's not the point. I am sure the MO was to get in, get the banner up, get out. Would you stick about in the stretford end watching a game that has no relevance to you with fans you hate?

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

Aye, proper soft lads not wanting to get kicked in by hundreds.

Well if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen.

That's not the point. I am sure the MO was to get in, get the banner up, get out. Would you stick about in the stretford end watching a game that has no relevance to you with fans you hate?

I just wouldnt go in the first place, paying £60 a piece to act like 5yr olds in a playground, i have said all my life i will never go to old trafford as it would make me sick. Anyway your man utd you do what you want so why would anyone fuck with you

 

[camelcoat]

Well if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen.

That's not the point. I am sure the MO was to get in, get the banner up, get out. Would you stick about in the stretford end watching a game that has no relevance to you with fans you hate?

I just wouldnt go in the first place, paying £60 a piece to act like 5yr olds in a playground, i have said all my life i will never go to old trafford as it would make me sick. Anyway your man utd you do what you want so why would anyone fuck with you

Bit of banter to be taken on the chin.

 

[M18CTID]

Aye, proper soft lads not wanting to get kicked in by hundreds.

Well if you can't stand the heat, keep out of the kitchen.

That's not the point. I am sure the MO was to get in, get the banner up, get out. Would you stick about in the stretford end watching a game that has no relevance to you with fans you hate?

I wouldn't put myself in that position in the first place.

And besides, if I was a red I'd be more interested in celebrating my team winning number 19 just 24 hours earlier rather than driving down the East Lancs with a hangover and wandering into enemy territory just to stick a banner up that would no doubt have gotten ripped down seconds later.

 

[Ducado]

It's actually quite funny to be honest

 

[bluemanc]

That's not the point. I am sure the MO was to get in, get the banner up, get out. Would you stick about in the stretford end watching a game that has no relevance to you with fans you hate?

I just wouldnt go in the first place, paying £60 a piece to act like 5yr olds in a playground, i have said all my life i will never go to old trafford as it would make me sick. Anyway your man utd you do what you want so why would anyone fuck with you

Bit of banter to be taken on the chin.

The sour faced drunken mess that is Slur Phalic took this well,funny how a welcome to Manchester banner was hung from the stands at ot when the stadium isn't even in Manchester.