Jesus, I thought someone was going to bring out a banjo for a burst of deliverance such were the lot in there. Some very interesting characters !!!!
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Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit View PostAin't that the phantom farters stomping ground?"The kids missed everything from Queens Park Rangers to Conkers".
London Pride has been handed down to us.
London Pride is a flower that's free.
London Pride means our own dear town to us,
And our pride it for ever will be.
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I sat in the paddock yesterday (BL block) and Christ almighty I was surrounded by absolute farkin eediots of the highest order, to the point I was on the verge of a stand up row with the geezer behind me.
Now I know weall have opinions when it comes to football and they differ, which I respect, but this geezer was an absolute clown. A few examples:
* Long goal kick from them up, Hall & their forward go up for a 50/50 header and Hall wins it well. He screams "why don't you bring that down & hold it up".
* Anytime a ball dropped, anywhere on the pitch regardless of scenario / situation, he would scream "why aren't we there!"
* Stood up and shouted how awful Furlong was for diving in for a foul committed by Hall. I mean they don't exactly look alike ffs.
* Regardless where the ball was on the pitch, screaming at Hoilett that he should be giving at option (sometimes valid, but mainly just ludicrous).
* Whinging when we were keeping the ball & making Carlisle chase shadows (albeit rarely) and shouting for us to "get it forward" then when we inevitably lumped it forward, would whinge we aren't keeping the ball.
Had to tell him to shut up in the second half as he was properly doing my swede in. These sort of games really do attract some plums, certainly more so than League games.You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.
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Originally posted by The Merry Ploughboy View PostWas in AL Matty, some special lads in there, never again a home league cup game or sitting in the paddock.
hanging around by the dug outs like 2 5 year olds hunting for autographs. seriously pathetic stuff. luckily I didn't have to endure the actual game there.
last time I was in the paddock was when it was standing, and it used to be decent.
wont be paying to ever sit there.
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i think
i think for these sort of games although the hoolies are slaged of nthey are never the less very loyal and the
result is a much higher content of higly volotile insanely mentaly retarded nutcracker suite
i know the newsagent in northolt sold 300 of these ten pound tickets so when they are in massive numbers only there old leader
the merry ploughboy can control them but the problem lies with them spreading all over the ground
as you know they all take these tablets that make them do really smelly farts
so not only are the verbally abusive but they pollute the atmoshere im going to ask the merry ploughboy if he would
tell them off i know theres six hundred going to brentford away so the smell will be awfull
and if we lose there could be a load of anger management courses needed
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Originally posted by MattyRangers View PostI sat in the paddock yesterday (BL block) and Christ almighty I was surrounded by absolute farkin eediots of the highest order, to the point I was on the verge of a stand up row with the geezer behind me.
Now I know weall have opinions when it comes to football and they differ, which I respect, but this geezer was an absolute clown. A few examples:
* Long goal kick from them up, Hall & their forward go up for a 50/50 header and Hall wins it well. He screams "why don't you bring that down & hold it up".
* Anytime a ball dropped, anywhere on the pitch regardless of scenario / situation, he would scream "why aren't we there!"
* Stood up and shouted how awful Furlong was for diving in for a foul committed by Hall. I mean they don't exactly look alike ffs.
* Regardless where the ball was on the pitch, screaming at Hoilett that he should be giving at option (sometimes valid, but mainly just ludicrous).
* Whinging when we were keeping the ball & making Carlisle chase shadows (albeit rarely) and shouting for us to "get it forward" then when we inevitably lumped it forward, would whinge we aren't keeping the ball.
Had to tell him to shut up in the second half as he was properly doing my swede in. These sort of games really do attract some plums, certainly more so than League games.
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Originally posted by qprted View Posti think for these sort of games although the hoolies are slaged of nthey are never the less very loyal and the
result is a much higher content of higly volotile insanely mentaly retarded nutcracker suite
i know the newsagent in northolt sold 300 of these ten pound tickets so when they are in massive numbers only there old leader
the merry ploughboy can control them but the problem lies with them spreading all over the ground
as you know they all take these tablets that make them do really smelly farts
so not only are the verbally abusive but they pollute the atmoshere im going to ask the merry ploughboy if he would
tell them off i know theres six hundred going to brentford away so the smell will be awfull
and if we lose there could be a load of anger management courses needed
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Originally posted by TW7R View Postmy boy was mascot at the Cardiff game so was there before the game while he was out on the pitch. some of the people in there! 2 blokes in particular were worthy of a mention. both mid 20's, both about 20 stone both wearing home shirts about 5 sizes too small... 1 with a giant hole in, and 1 with half his pie down the front of him.
hanging around by the dug outs like 2 5 year olds hunting for autographs. seriously pathetic stuff. luckily I didn't have to endure the actual game there.
last time I was in the paddock was when it was standing, and it used to be decent.
wont be paying to ever sit there."The kids missed everything from Queens Park Rangers to Conkers".
London Pride has been handed down to us.
London Pride is a flower that's free.
London Pride means our own dear town to us,
And our pride it for ever will be.
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