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February 26, 2007 at 1:05 am #1040603
i couldn’t find a sports forum so i thort i’d just start a thread :groucho:
anyone here into footy?
if so:
1. which team do ya support? i’m a commited grimsby town fan, family have been ever since the creation of the footy club, love ’em! better than glory supportin!
2. anyone see chelsea vs. arsenal? bloody hell john terry! looked well nasty! and the fight at the end was just plain funny, made the match even more interestin! the way wayne bridge (i think) actied as though he had been shot in the leg instead of gettin’ tapped on the head :laugh_at:
so yeah, up the mariners! :weee:
any thoughts on the game or footy in general?
February 26, 2007 at 7:24 pm #1100322ha ha, not much of a response, bunch of philistines…:laugh_at:
I support Leicester, so that means i don’t really like football. On the other hand, i do like lumpin it up to a big lad, and trying to snaffle up the bits and pieces; also, i like too see our guys running round like headless chickens, so when we do get the ball, we are too knackered to actually do anything with it…
Its not really football tho!:groucho:
Tis better than being a midlands based Man U fan, or some similiar travesty of footy-fandom!
On John Terry, we used to have a player like that, at Leicester. He was totally brave, and was carried unconscious, from the pitch, on a good number of occaisions.
He was quicker than Terry, and just as good in other departments (tho maybe a touch ‘fiery’), and would have won England caps, if he had played for a ‘fashionable’ club.
February 26, 2007 at 9:52 pm #1100330marcusblanc wrote:ha ha, not much of a response, bunch of philistines…:laugh_at:I support Leicester, so that means i don’t really like football. On the other hand, i do like lumpin it up to a big lad, and trying to snaffle up the bits and pieces; also, i like too see our guys running round like headless chickens, so when we do get the ball, we are too knackered to actually do anything with it…
Its not really football tho!:groucho:
:laugh_at::laugh_at::laugh_at:
that sounds worse than grimsby, i didn’t think that was possible :weee:Quote:Tis better than being a midlands based Man U fan, or some similiar travesty of footy-fandom!definately – half the people i know support man-u for no other reason than “they are good”, very few have a genuine non-glory supporter reason. i prefer stickin with me true team
Quote:On John Terry, we used to have a player like that, at Leicester. He was totally brave, and was carried unconscious, from the pitch, on a good number of occaisions.He was quicker than Terry, and just as good in other departments (tho maybe a touch ‘fiery’), and would have won England caps, if he had played for a ‘fashionable’ club.
aye, good on players like that, least they show some courage not this pathetic divin and weak as hell fouls and stuff now! tap on the back and a four foot high leap onto the floor! :laugh_at:
do you go to many games?
February 26, 2007 at 10:03 pm #1100336Im a diehard Leicester City fan (was born there) in that i check the score of their game in the papers the morning after. When i was younger i really was diehard. Back in the days of “Classic” Leicester City. Claridge, Heskey, Cottee, Elliot, Lennon. Keller, Izzet…. ahh good times
February 26, 2007 at 10:33 pm #1100331aye i remember them days! leeds united, sheff wednesday, wimbledon and leicster in the premiership… i prefered it back then!
February 27, 2007 at 9:10 am #1100337Football Pffffttttt!! its a sport when when they scape their shins they get stretcherd off! :crazy: :crazy:
Give me Rugby or Motorbike racing anyday! Rugby they play with cuts and bruises and they aint scared to get stuck in with each other. Motorbike racing, they get pain killing jabs so they can ride with broken ankles, wrists etc! Now them guys are men!!! raaa raaa 3
February 27, 2007 at 11:58 am #1100317starlaugh wrote:Football Pffffttttt!! its a sport when when they scape their shins they get stretcherd off! :crazy: :crazy:Give me Rugby or Motorbike racing anyday! Rugby they play with cuts and bruises and they aint scared to get stuck in with each other. Motorbike racing, they get pain killing jabs so they can ride with broken ankles, wrists etc! Now them guys are men!!! raaa raaa 3
yer init, they get the slightest knock and they go down like a sack of shit.
also the disipline in rugby is spot on. the refs decision is rarly questioned.
i think footy could take a leaf out of the book of rugbyi do however follow liverpool as thats where most of my family are from
February 27, 2007 at 12:09 pm #1100338stax wrote:yer init, they get the slightest knock and they go down like a sack of shit.
also the disipline in rugby is spot on. the refs decision is rarly questioned.
i think footy could take a leaf out of the book of rugbyi do however follow liverpool as thats where most of my family are from
Oh i will watch the odd match, mainly England games or finals if my mates are up the pub.
Yeah you are right about the respect on the Rugby pitch, when i played i the Ref was always refered to as “Sir” and what he said went!!
You used to get the odd sly punch in the face in some of the rougher matches but then all chums again at the end
February 27, 2007 at 12:34 pm #1100318thats it , a few punches are thrown but once its over they just get on with it, no clutchin of face or running upto the ref demmanding cards be shown.
i got a lot more respect for rugby than footy.
and the wages they are on is absolutly disgusting.
in liverpool espesh where its ment to be a peoples club,tickets cost best part of 30 quid, to take your family to see the game its gonna cost for what most people is nearly a weeks wage.:you_crazy yet the players are on more a week than most would dream of a year
February 27, 2007 at 4:48 pm #1100332i do agree with the comments about the pathetic dives, complainin, disrespect and money issues, however i will defend footy that is outside the top 2 divisions, particularly outside the premiership. the premiership is pathetic (fuckin murdoch’s fault) but lower league footy still has some passion and toughness in it.
also i tend to find with rugby union in particular its got a load of really up-themselves upper-class private schooled wankers as fans, i much prefer footy fans despite their faults. of corse this aint tru for all union fans tho.
February 27, 2007 at 5:10 pm #1100319yer fair play, i think with the amount of money in the game (premiership) some of this should help out clubs in the lower leagues,
February 27, 2007 at 5:39 pm #1100340hi im a soft southern lager drinkin Man Utd fan
who since the glazers took over has spent money on my local club wycombe wanderers because i dont wish to line their pockets.Arsenal Chelsea boxing match was quite funny really , but again anther thing the kids will think is ok to do on a football pitch
also the one thing i dont understand is why Lampard wasn’t sent off too
he was well involved and should have been red cardedFebruary 27, 2007 at 5:47 pm #1100333tbh i think whether the pros do it or not, at my level (under 16s) in particular thers always gunna be massive brawls cos its a real compettitive game and there a lotta nutters that play.
February 27, 2007 at 6:01 pm #1100321premiership players earning over £100,000 (some anyway).it got out of hand years ago .how can those sort of wages be justified .i stopped going to football around about 1986 .still love watching it on tv but have no desire to go to a game anymore .when the terraces went so did the atmosphere along with the working class supporters .now u need a loan just to watch a premiership game .low payed people have no chance .we have been discarded .
February 27, 2007 at 6:06 pm #1100334bumpkinbeans wrote:premiership players earning over £100,000 (some anyway).it got out of hand years ago .how can those sort of wages be justified .i stopped going to football around about 1986 .still love watching it on tv but have no desire to go to a game anymore .when the terraces went so did the atmosphere along with the working class supporters .now u need a loan just to watch a premiership game .low payed people have no chance .we have been discarded .agreed completely. all comes down to murdoch and his sky monopoly really, it all revolves around money now. high league footy is a novelty for middle class kids to go see, lower league is still workin class but this is slowly gettin more expensive.
grimsby is a workin class stronghold, old labour thru and thru. prices have gone up, £17 an adult ticket not too bad but still theres a reason why 20 years ago we could draw in 30,000 fans odd at home games and now we struggle to reach 6,000. and yeah terraces should be brought back, standin up you feel so much more part of the game.
it pisses me off to see the way footy has become. all about money and jack shit else, pisses on the workin class nowadays, even tho we were the foundation of football and the reason it is such a huge sport!
February 28, 2007 at 12:58 am #1100328Big Luton Town fan and still keep an eye on the score even though I’m in Thailand.
I get to watch the premiership out here so every week I’m in front of a T.v watching the footy.
(Did I mention I have a small thing for Manchester United) SORRY.Come on you Hatters. 😉
February 28, 2007 at 2:17 am #1100323ooh, i’ve just read my post, and i didn’t say who i meant!:crazy:
Stevie Walsh (you all probably knew anyway!:wink: ), bless him, he was as hard as nails..ha ha
Rugby is a game for posh lads, IMHO. I’m not saying its rubbish, but its not the ‘beautiful’ game, now is it. If it was really that great, why aren’t the people of the world all playin it! They’re not…cos there playin footy… obviously!
err, how often do i go, mainly when my best mates sister cant be arsed to drive up from MK. Loyal supporter, me!
We’ve been crap for ages, but mighty Milan Mandaric has arrived to save/skank us! hurrah!
New stadiums quite nice actually, pity we don’t own it, really…
Blue Army!:bounce_fl
February 28, 2007 at 2:20 am #1100324Madcake wrote:hi im a soft southern lager drinkin Man Utd fan
who since the glazers took over has spent money on my local club wycombe wanderers because i dont wish to line their pockets.Arsenal Chelsea boxing match was quite funny really , but again anther thing the kids will think is ok to do on a football pitch
also the one thing i dont understand is why Lampard wasn’t sent off too
he was well involved and should have been red cardedOh dear, i was quite likin you, up til this point!
Top tip, if you are a ‘fakie’, is not to mention it in polite company, for fear of embarresment!:laugh_at:
February 28, 2007 at 2:24 am #1100325Kalac was my favourite, actually. What a keeper, that boy was sensational, a natural…
Course he got spirited off to some top italian club, eventually… glory days!
February 28, 2007 at 2:28 am #1100326I’ll do this thread on my own, from now on, don’t worry…
Do you notice how the guy who kicked Terry in the head had to come off, with an ankle problem!:weee:
I have to say, Terry looked like he might be dead, but i only saw it on the highlights… must have been upsetting to watch it live.
February 28, 2007 at 3:47 am #1100329I can’t belive Terry got back from the hospital for the celebrations. :sick_toot
Anyway I’m looking forward to the Liverpool vs Man u game sat. Should be a cracker and I’ll be keeping my ear out for the Luton and Wolves game.
Both games should be crackers. 😉February 28, 2007 at 8:51 am #1100339marcusblanc wrote:Rugby is a game for posh lads, IMHO. I’m not saying its rubbish, but its not the ‘beautiful’ game, now is it. If it was really that great, why aren’t the people of the world all playin it! They’re not…cos there playin footy… obviously!Also you can’t be a scrawny git to play rugby! Also maybe it because people are scared of getting hurt! :laugh_at:
I actually dont mind watching a game of football if i am with the lads though.
February 28, 2007 at 9:15 am #1100320Luton got beat by Narwich last night:weee:
on the ball city
February 28, 2007 at 5:58 pm #1100335marcusblanc wrote:Do you notice how the guy who kicked Terry in the head had to come off, with an ankle problem!:weee:haha yeah i was a bit skeptical about that, to be honest i think he was just pretty shaken by what he had done, even if it was accidental! he was down on his knees next to terry like someone who had just run over a child or summat, felt sorry for both of ’em…
February 28, 2007 at 6:58 pm #1100315I’m a West Ham fan funnily enough.
Fucking sick of football this season i can tell ya. :yakk:
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