Apparently it is unacceptable behaviour.....

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Buck

Through & Through

Feb 18, 2009

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Not Lewes Any More

• May 3, 2014

• #41

Is it unacceptable to text a business associate Reading fan of mine to console him, whilst reminding him that their manager is a total cock, they are absolute tinpot and their pitch invasion, and subsequent sloping off, totally dejected, was f*****g hilarious?
As was that smug, useless physio, Adkins, trying to justify his failure to finish above teams working with 50% of his playing budget.

 

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Buck

Through & Through

Feb 18, 2009

278

Not Lewes Any More

• May 3, 2014

• #42

narly101 said:

to jump up from my bean bag, knock my pint of water flying (too early for beer), scream "YES, YES, YES, YES!!!!!!" and then have to sink to my knees as I had a bit of dizzy spell due to getting up too quickly. My wife actually cleared up the water for me whilst I watched the last minute of the game.

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Too early for beer

 

Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003

29,297

• May 3, 2014

• #43

5 of us in a fairly quiet country pub in rural Sussex. Going through the ringer of course. And that prob explains the mental celebrations - couldn't stop shouting get in there for a good 30secs. Then reached for the remote like a trembling wreck to watch the last of the Reading match!

 

Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003

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Up and Coming Sunny Portslade

• May 3, 2014

• #44

Me, my son, his mate and his mate's mum go mental at the goal. My 3 year old is asleep on the sofa and sleeps through the celebrations. My wife (calmly): "now that she's miraculously slept through that make sure you don't sit on her head"

 

Mowgli37

Enigmatic Asthmatic

Jan 13, 2013

6,371

Sheffield

• May 3, 2014

• #45

Taking your shirt off, swinging it round your head whilst and running around your bedroom screaming "F*CKING BRILLIANT, TAKE THAT YOU READING C*NTS" will annoy your parents.

 

The Truth

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Sep 11, 2008

3,754

None of your buisness

• May 3, 2014

• #46

I think my neighbours must of thought me and my girlfriend were splitting up!

 

Gazwag

5 millionth post poster

Mar 4, 2004

30,192

Bexhill-on-Sea

• May 3, 2014

• #47

Apparently it's unacceptable for me and my daughter to be picked on by the sky cameras shortly after we went behind mouthing off to the Forest fans above us

 

melias shoes

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Oct 14, 2010

4,830

• May 3, 2014

• #48

Jumping up and down shouting yes f*****g yes by a 50 year old is apparently unacceptable. She just doesn't understand.

 

BadFish

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Oct 19, 2003

17,148

• May 3, 2014

• #49

Apparently unacceptable to go and wake up my 9 year old at 11.15 to tell him we made the playoffs.

"yes dad I heard you shouting" was his smiling response.

Worth it!

 

Eeyore

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Apr 5, 2014

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• May 3, 2014

• #50

A very absorbing thread, as mature and responsible citizens try to prove that, at a time when it is more acceptable than usual, they can behave more unacceptably than others. Love it.

My current nomination is Mr Biscuit, who is happy to second the decision about his future living arrangements to the wife, in order to see the game. I don't know what she was upset about. Carte blanche.

 

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Wardy

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Oct 9, 2003

11,219

In front of the PC

• May 4, 2014

• #51

My 3 children sent the youngest in to the bedroom (where I was watching the game) after we had scored the second to say that my shouting was scaring them.

 

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footychick

Nicola

Dec 8, 2005

4,406

Soham, United Kingdom

• May 4, 2014

• #52

To pee yourself a little whilst celebrating

 

OzMike

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Oct 2, 2006

12,973

Perth Australia

• May 4, 2014

• #53

8 blokes to do the conga around the furniture spilling beer and making a mess.

 

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Seagull1989

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Oct 31, 2011

1,198

• May 4, 2014

• #54

It was the other halfs birthday but went to the pub to watch the football and came back afterwards for birthday party. I was told, I looked like I was beside myself and needed to be more sociable. I think I was in a state of shock or in denial for 2 hours or so afterwards.

 

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Tilehurst Seagull

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Mar 2, 2009

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• May 4, 2014

• #55

Apparently it is not acceptable behaviour to leap up and down screaming YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS GET IN ! At a pub called The Spread Eagle in Reading...

 

edna krabappel

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Jul 7, 2003

47,225

• May 4, 2014

• #56

Tilehurst Seagull said:

Apparently it is not acceptable behaviour to leap up and down screaming YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS GET IN ! At a pub called The Spread Eagle in Reading...

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Please, please decorate the front of your house with Albion paraphernalia this morning.

 

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Tilehurst Seagull

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Mar 2, 2009

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• May 4, 2014

• #57

edna krabappel said:

Please, please decorate the front of your house with Albion paraphernalia this morning.

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Don't worry they know 'we live among them', I still give them gipp about that disallowed Gary Hart goal at the 'clackerstick Dome' all those years ago. It will be more fun at my boys footy training next week...

 

viscentaye

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Jun 26, 2012

328

• May 4, 2014

• #58

Unacceptable apparently to be screaming with delight and jumping around the front room with my 4 young children - front room window open mind - as it makes us sound "chavvy".......I live in Crawley.....

 

Whitley Bayster

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Jul 4, 2011

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Whitley Bay Tyne and Wear

• May 7, 2014

• #59

Norman Potting said:

Winner!

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Its fair to say the rabbit is looking forward to Thursday night!

 

ozzygull

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Oct 6, 2003

3,868

Reading

• May 7, 2014

• #60

To jump around my front drive with massive grin on my face and wearing my Brighton shirt, as my Reading supporting colleague, drops off my Reading supporting next door neighbour back from the game.