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Dirk Lehmann's Python

Dirk Lehmann's Python

New member
May 27, 2014
1,638
Littlehampton
Absolute shambles in the middle on the north in front of the screen on Saturday. That bloke "The Judge" decided to appear and start abusing fellow fans for not joining in.

Is it really necessary, especially in front of a number of kids?
 




Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle
NSC Patron
Oct 8, 2003
49,864
Faversham
The Judge? Good grief . . . .
 


Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle
NSC Patron
Oct 8, 2003
49,864
Faversham
The Judge.jpg
 


Cowfold Seagull

Cowfold Seagull

Fan of the 17 bus
Apr 22, 2009
21,610
Cowfold
Rohan Ince's Python said:
Absolute shambles in the middle on the north in front of the screen on Saturday. That bloke "The Judge" decided to appear and start abusing fellow fans for not joining in.

Is it really necessary, especially in front of a number of kids?
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No, no it isn't. Unfortunately bad language seems more and more prevalent at football matches, and in society in general for that matter. I don't like it personally, although the odd cuss escapes my lips when I get angry or frustrated, (happened quite a lot yesterday)!

The one word I really can't abide in any circumstgances, is the four letter one beginning with a c.

And as you say, if there are children around, all swearing is a no no.
 








jonny.rainbow

jonny.rainbow

Well-known member
Oct 29, 2005
6,603
Swearing, abuse and humour forged on racial stereotypes belong in the last century [MENTION=29553]Rohan Ince's Python[/MENTION].
 














Buzzer

Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
jonny.rainbow said:
Swearing....belong in the last century @Rohan Ince's Python.
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Never read any Shakespeare or Chaucer then...because swearing belongs in every century, it's part and parcel of everyday language. And furthermore anyone who says that swearing shows a lack of education is also wrong. Some of the brightest people I've known can swear for England.

I will admit there's a time and a place for swearing and at a football match is DEFINITELY one of those places. Christ on a bike, people moaning about swearing at a football match...God save me from what this world is becoming.
 








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knocky1

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2010
12,963
Rohan Ince's Python said:
Absolute shambles in the middle on the north in front of the screen on Saturday. That bloke "The Judge" decided to appear and start abusing fellow fans for not joining in.

Is it really necessary, especially in front of a number of kids?
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You scumbag, you maggot
You cheap lousy ******
Happy Christmas your arse
I pray kids stay in the East
 




Whitechapel

Whitechapel

Famous Last Words
Jul 19, 2014
4,070
Not in Whitechapel
If a parent was worried about their child hearing swearwords then they probably wouldn't take them to football and sit them in the stand designated for people who want to drink, sing and be loud.

:shrug:
 


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Foolg

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Apr 23, 2007
5,024
Assuming it's the guy who stands in front of the screen in the North every so often, he's an absolute cock.

Calling people c*nts for not singing, and all the other sh*t he comes out with. Annoying to the point that a couple in front of me moved seats for the second half.

Also believe he is the same guy who started on a fellow Albion fan for displaying a Hyypia flag last season.
 








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