What really annoyed me (as a derby county fan). We where 2-0 down against Everton with 5 minutes to go, and lots of Derby County fans started chanting 'SING WHEN IT'S ALL OVER' at the Everton fans? Lmao we played absolute **** like the rest of the season, and your saying sing when it's all over! Get a grip!
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18-01-2008, 05:12 PM #11
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last minute goals against you
eg swindon away
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when ur sitting behind a fat hench guy and cant see a thing
losing in the last minute
opposing fans giving ittt
refferees
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when ur own fans moan at the ref, even when he gives a good decision
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Police who get at your own fans in the away end who've caused a lot less trouble than the home fans.
Chavs who think they're hard by taunting the away fans and then just run off at the first hint of a fight.
Sitting back for the last ten minutes when you're only one goal ahead and the opposition always seem to score.
Referees not giving blatent decisions, or giving them the wrong way.
Linesmen, because they never make a throw-in decision themselves when that's what they're there for.
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Originally Posted by Grainger@CUFC
Couldn't agree more with the one in BOLD, that happened at Leeds away few weeks ago, kicking out our fans for standing up, whilst they standed up all the way through, pathetic.
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Yeah, the same kind of thing happened to us at Tranmere and that's why I put it in. There was a group of about 20 Tranmere fans who were getting at us all through the game and they did nothing. As soon as some of our lot retaliated they got chucked out :@. Originally Posted by FOOTBALL
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John Wards 'tactic' of getting every single one of our players back in our own box when defending corners.
***** who only turn up for one game a season (ie Leeds at home this season) who start ******** off the team once they realise that we don't play like Barca etc.
That ******* 'Tom Hark' song, this should be banned from being played at every ground in the country.
Jobsworth stewards who insist on ruining peoples days by constantly coming up the steps every 2min to try and get you to sit down, it ain't gunna work mate, **** off!
This one isn't really about football matches, but **** like him up there who keep finding the urge to tell football fans that it's "only football" and things like that, no one cares what you say so do one.
No doubt I'll think of some more...
Edit: Never realised the filter was this bad nowadays, just try and read around the stars.
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Thought of a couple more -
Cheerleaders... for the last few seasons at Carlisle, we've had some local kids dance club doing the HT 'entertainment'. I'm all for involving the community and all that, but getting little girls of all different sizes and shapes to dress up in oversized skirts and attempt to do a routine is embarrasing. To top it all off, there is even a little lad who joins in... need I say more? The highlight of last weeks game was probably just seeing Donnys cheerleaders, they were mint. But still, too 'American' for me and god knows why clubs (including Carlisle) are bringing this into the game. What's wrong with a kids game of football at HT, or even just the Golden Gamble?
I'm sure the Leeds fans will agree with me on this one, that "You're not famous anymore" chant. What an embarrasment! I will be cringing if any of our fans sing that when we go down to Elland Road. If you're gunna try and wind up the opposition fans, at least come up with a chant that won't make you look like a *** when singing it.
Also, the fans that think it's compulsory for them to sing something along the lines of "Small town in Scotland..." whenever they visit BP. Fair enough, nothing wrong with a bit of banter, but there has never been a time when the opposition fans have failed to sing this. It's hilarious to see the look of joy on their faces when they are singing it, 'cause they think they are the first ones to sing it.
PA annoucers who try and gear up the crowd before the game, maybe if you shutup then they crowd will be able to make their own atmosphere? ****. Prime example being City Hulls... when they introduce each stand before the game, much like Doncaster coming to think of it! Very plastic indeed.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7FHbiiRLf2c&feature=relatedLast edited by Jamie!; 19-01-2008 at 01:39 AM.
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At the Riverside we got told to sit down every week when every single away fan, to the right of us is stud up.
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