No Swearing at Stadium:MK

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Trevor

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So I have been told by a few people that the MK Dons have a very strict no swearing rule as they like to promote themselves as a Family-friendly club. A friend of mine (QPR fan as it happens) verified this telling me that indeed he was ejected from the ground for swearing - he was in the home section so I'm guessing that was relevant. If we take a lead on Saturday,, then I'm guessing that We're 'king brilliant will be sung. Might be interesting to see how many get thrown out at that point

 

Prince Monolulu

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• Mar 16, 2016

• #2

No songs about wee-wee then.

 

Notters

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• Mar 16, 2016

• #3

So family friendly that the confiscate inflatables!

 

SIMMO SAYS

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Trevor said:

So I have been told by a few people that the MK Dons have a very strict no swearing rule as they like to promote themselves as a Family-friendly club. A friend of mine (QPR fan as it happens) verified this telling me that indeed he was ejected from the ground for swearing - he was in the home section so I'm guessing that was relevant. If we take a lead on Saturday,, then I'm guessing that We're 'king brilliant will be sung. Might be interesting to see how many get thrown out at that point

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You got to be fecking joking

 

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Notters said:

So family friendly that the confiscate inflatables!

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Yes, I remember that one - probably took them home for the grandkids

 

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sdmartin1

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• Mar 16, 2016

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They can go **** themselves, *****.

 

JonnyComeEarly

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Haha. Try telling 5,000 piss up away fans not to swear. (Im sure the 2,000 sober ones will be impecably behaved!)

 

Nixonator

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Surprised they don't call them 'curse words'

 

sparkie

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• Mar 16, 2016

• #9

In that case, I shall not swear.

 

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Well, looks like I'm going to have to swap my mandatory blast of expletives whenever Dunk has the ball around the six yard box for "Christ Almighty" or "Blistering Barnicles." While we're at at I'll swap a pint of alcohol for a freshly-sourced carton of non-concentrated apple juice

 

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mona

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Quite right. I will behave in a decorous manner. Unless the referee decides to cheat.

 

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Trevor

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One hot tub said:

Well, looks like I'm going to have to swap my mandatory blast of expletives whenever Dunk has the ball around the six yard box for "Christ Almighty" or "Blistering Barnicles." While we're at at I'll swap a pint of alcohol for a freshly-sourced carton of non-concentrated apple juice

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Yes Dunk's a danger. Good job CMS left - I'd stand no chance. I don't plan on buying any drinks at the ground of a vaguely yellowy nature either

 

The Albion Roar

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• Mar 16, 2016

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I really don't think these elements of football culture can be dictated by a club that has no history and no right to exist.

I would make want to swear even more - on principle.

 

The Rattler

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• Mar 16, 2016

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I shall be attending with my 10-year-old.

I have promised my other half that I will behave myself.

Inevitably though I will be feckin swearing. Its The Albion, I just can't help it.

 

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We're fupping brilliant you grassholes.

 

Wrong-Direction

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I'd like to see 7000 fans get ejected

 

LamieRobertson

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• Mar 16, 2016

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Wrong-Direction said:

I'd like to see 7000 fans get ejected

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U'd have to buy a ticket then

 

BBassic

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The Albion Roar said:

I really don't think these elements of football culture can be dictated by a club that has no history and no right to exist.

I would make want to swear even more - on principle.

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Don't sit on the fence, say what you really feel

 

RM-Taylor

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• Mar 16, 2016

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You can understand it in designated family areas which is where I'd imagine your QPR supporting mate was sat, you'd likely get similar treatment in the East stand at the Amex. Why wasn't he in the away end though? Seems like a strange choice to be amongst home fans when there was plenty of available space in the away end?

 

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mona

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RM-Taylor said:

You can understand it in designated family areas which is where I'd imagine your QPR supporting mate was sat, you'd likely get similar treatment in the East stand at the Amex. Why wasn't he in the away end though? Seems like a strange choice to be amongst home fans when there was plenty of available space in the away end?

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Perhaps he was old school and wanted a fight.