schmunk
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Offering out and gesticulating at the away fans really gets on my tits.
There's a guy in the family stand who stands to give them asporadically through the game.
Why?
Because he's a
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[Albion] Who would you rather sit next to at the Amex?
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Offering out and gesticulating at the away fans really gets on my tits.
There's a guy in the family stand who stands to give them a
Why?
Ha.
He makes me laugh, that bloke. What a ****.
Goring-by-Seagull
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- Jan 5, 2012
- 1,980
I sit next to a kid, who is also a nerd. Unfortunately he's mine!
Hungry Joe
SINNEN
No one
Megazone
On his last warning
I do love it when fans start pointing at the opposition fans firstly gesturing to come over and have a brawl from the top of a 2 tier stand, but even better the they then start pointing outside to meet up and brawl whilst the game is still in the first half.
I'd love to know how many fans have actually gone outside and had a punch up because a fan pointed outside the ground.
I'd love to know how many fans have actually gone outside and had a punch up because a fan pointed outside the ground.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,215
As end of row, I know just about everybody on my row, even if just on nodding terms. Good friends next to me, the rest all good people and genuine Albion fans - even the ex-Tory MP who brings his lad week in week out and is quite as long suffering as the rest of us. Decent fans and friends both behind and in front also. Of course come a friendly or a cup tie most of that goes right out the window. Meh, just one of those minor irritants 
Body shaming
Taybha
Whalewhine
Anybody that realises it's a football match and not the opera.
Hungry Joe
SINNEN
As end of row, I know just about everybody on my row, even if just on nodding terms. Good friends next to me, the rest all good people and genuine Albion fans - even the ex-Tory MP who brings his lad week in week out and is quite as long suffering as the rest of us. Decent fans and friends both behind and in front also. Of course come a friendly or a cup tie most of that goes right out the window. Meh, just one of those minor irritants
Pretty much the same where I sit (also end of row).
Me and my Monkey
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- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,354
I sat next to a nerd during a match last season while the Monkey was away on other business. He did keep yacking on about formations and other such footballing technicalities that I could barely grasp the meaning of, being a woman, obvs. Lovely lad, though, don’t think he was even aware or bothered who or what he was sat next to and yacking at.
Kosh
'The' Yaztromo
I’m that bloke you see during a game on tv who deliberately chooses to sit totally on his own, in spite of it being an away game... i’d be at least 20 seats from anyone. I’d also produce a paperback from my jacket at halftime to better emphasise just how much I hate any form of human contact.
I doubt i’d even celebrate if we scored.
Why the **** i’m even there God only knows.
I doubt i’d even celebrate if we scored.
Why the **** i’m even there God only knows.
AmexRuislip
Trainee Spy 🕵️♂️
Got something to confess
Your shadow?
Could you... errr... describe this woman?
Your mum
This, end of row with Mrs AR
schmunk
"Members"
Pffft, you'll never get her to the football.Your mum
Hungry Joe
SINNEN
Kids not coming out of this poll too well.
Someone who seldom turns up, so that I can stretch out.
el punal
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Kylie Minogue or Louise Redknapp, but I'd purposely spill my drink on their seat so they had to sit on my lap for the whole game.
In modern football parlance I believe that would be called “the press”.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,426
Or how many have stood out there waiting [emoji23]
I'll stick to standing up the back of north
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