Well today put the question of worst fans to bed

[Sky Blue]

That ugly **** who follows England was there front and centre in a Rag hat and scarf

Which Neville?

 

[s1ty m]

Summed it up for me when they showed their end of the ground completely empty just before the presentation. OK you're not going to want to see the opposition lift the trophy whoever it may be, but at least stay for your lads collecting their medals.

I remember going to Wembley in 74, 76 and 81, twice. Everyone stayed for the presentation. In 74 and 76, I swear the accepted practice was to clap both sides on a walk around the track, win or lose. I was young and with my dad, me stood on a beer crate, which was allowed. They were 'events' and there was an accepted way of doing things, I am sure of it. Maybe my memories are warped. Lol.

Perhaps it's a societal thing, I don't know. Or just shithousery, entitlement and immaturity.

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

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That's what happens when you breed Steve Mclaren with a Police horse. Jesus H! Look at the Newton's on that!! 'Are you local'.

 

[hammocity]

That's what happens when you breed Steve Mclaren with a Police horse. Jesus H! Look at the Newton's on that!! 'Are you local'.

He’s not got the “local” nose Tubbs!

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

He’s not got the “local” nose Tubbs!

But he's certainly got the teeth :)

 

[GaudinoMotors]

The meedja are gradually turning it to focus on the united player getting "hit" by an object.
Oh well - we had a decent 12 hours.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Didn’t see a single one of them on the M1 on the way down until we got past Nottingham. Loads of blues about before that.

 

[Betterdeedthan red]

I remember going to Wembley in 74, 76 and 81, twice. Everyone stayed for the presentation. In 74 and 76, I swear the accepted practice was to clap both sides on a walk around the track, win or lose. I was young and with my dad, me stood on a beer crate, which was allowed. They were 'events' and there was an accepted way of doing things, I am sure of it. Maybe my memories are warped. Lol.

Perhaps it's a societal thing, I don't know. Or just shithousery, entitlement and immaturity.

I wouldn't have stayed to watch or clap those bastards if we had lost

 

[laserblue]

You have to admire their epic fire drill though. Wembley hasn't seen the like since the 2011 semi final. It's normal practice for the losing team to go to their fans and applaud them except there was none leftto applaud as they'd all already fucked off. Most of them would have been back home in time for tea.

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

As I remember a lot of our fans stayed applauded Wigan in 2013 and Stoke us in 2011. Traditions changing just another match thse days.