Fighting amongst our own fans.....

[NMH]

Anyone is entitled to boo, cheer, clap, smile or cry all they want at an event they paid good money to attend.
Why some TWAT made it his business what attitude another fan had, is because he is exactly that.

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Anyone is entitled to boo, cheer, clap, smile or cry all they want at an event they paid good money to attend.
Why some TWAT made it his business what attitude another fan had, is because he is exactly that.

Which, of course, is exactly what you are doing but from the safety of you keyboard.

 

[albionite]

We left when the 5th goal went in. As we passed The Queens all we could hear was "Good Old Sussex By The Sea" from inside the pub!

I left at the end, so would of been 10 to 15 minutes after you walked by. I didn't see what happened. Could just hear glass being smashed and the police running inside.

 

[NMH]

Which, of course, is exactly what you are doing but from the safety of you keyboard.

Not really, is it.
The person clapping had a right to clap, paid his money.
The bloke sticking his oar in had no right to get involved. I'm 'from the safety of my keyboard' telling you that the bloke had no place to get involved. If I was there, I'd have the same opinion and if I were a steward I'd be taking it up with the bloke who stuck his oar in and not to interfere with the clapper's rights.

I don't sit in the safety of my keyboard mush, I'm there making sure fans are free to enjoy the football safely and healthily.
I'm qualified to do so.

Now, was there anything else?

 

[Tooting Gull]

The person clapping had a right to clap.

Yes, he did. You have a right to walk up and down the High Street in a Donald Duck outfit. But it would make you look a cock. And anyone clapping that performance also looked a total dullard.

Did they deserve someone having a go at them? Of course not. It is their inalienable right to be a cretin. Sadly, this is not yet illegal in this country.

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Not really, is it.
The person clapping had a right to clap, paid his money.
The bloke sticking his oar in had no right to get involved. I'm 'from the safety of my keyboard' telling you that the bloke had no place to get involved. If I was there, I'd have the same opinion and if I were a steward I'd be taking it up with the bloke who stuck his oar in and not to interfere with the clapper's rights.

I don't sit in the safety of my keyboard mush, I'm there making sure fans are free to enjoy the football safely and healthily.
I'm qualified to do so.

Now, was there anything else?

They don't screen for inflated self-importance in your job, do they?

 

[NMH]

They don't screen for inflated self-importance in your job, do they?

Are you saying that from the 'safety of your keyboard'?

Just f*** off.

 

[Beach Hut]

Are you saying that from the 'safety of your keyboard'?

Just f*** off.

Do they provide anger management training as well, if not perhaps you had better go on a course

 

[NMH]

Do they provide anger management training as well, if not perhaps you had better go on a course

I will, when you go for a tiresome idiot detox

 

[Beach Hut]

I will, when you go for a tiresome idiot detox

You can almost see the steam coming of your keyboard, brilliant anger

 

[NMH]

You can almost see the steam coming of your keyboard, brilliant anger

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[The Wookiee]

I left at the end, so would of been 10 to 15 minutes after you walked by. I didn't see what happened. Could just hear glass being smashed and the police running inside.

First time in 15 years away fans got into that pub so I heard

 

[Dandyman]

First time in 15 years away fans got into that pub so I heard

You have to love the fact that the Irons drink in a pub call The Queens and aim homophobic abuse at us.

 

[Working class pride]

First time in 15 years away fans got into that pub so I heard

if so then next time we have west ham at the albion can we expect to see the hikers rest crawling with west ham?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Pretty much. I thought this was interesting...

WHAT THE CLUB SAY..(from programme)

"West Ham have signed up to the Govt's sports charter to tackle homophobia, committing football league clubs to challenge discrimination and tackle the issue of homophobia and transphobia both on and off the field. Clubs will strive t make football a welcome place for everyone."

WHAT THE FANS SAID..

"Do you take it up the ar*e?"
"Rent boys, rent boys"
"Does your boyfriend know you're here?"
"Stand up, cos you can't sit down"

Hmm.

I was watching a live stream yesterday and heard fans singing "Ole Ole Ole Ole , Gayboys , Gayboys" but not sure which set of fans were singing it.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

We do seem to have attracted some absolute bell-end away supporters over the past year or so.

is that a problem , WHY ARE THEY BELL ENDS ? do you think they've just suddenly appeared

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Not really, is it.
The person clapping had a right to clap, paid his money.
The bloke sticking his oar in had no right to get involved. I'm 'from the safety of my keyboard' telling you that the bloke had no place to get involved. If I was there, I'd have the same opinion and if I were a steward I'd be taking it up with the bloke who stuck his oar in and not to interfere with the clapper's rights.

I don't sit in the safety of my keyboard mush, I'm there making sure fans are free to enjoy the football safely and healthily.
I'm qualified to do so.

Now, was there anything else?

you're so self righteous I BET YOUR SHIT DON'T STINK.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

First time in 15 years away fans got into that pub so I heard

 

[NMH]

you're so self righteous I BET YOUR SHIT DON'T STINK.

This is correct (aside from the abysmal English), but no need to shout

 

[raymondbriggs]

the picture in my mind of some applauding the team after we lost 5-0 in 'that' game, 10 years ago, will haunt me forever

I stood on my seat showing my shirt to the palarse hoards,clapped the team off.
NO WAY would I show those scum I was hurting and unlike the Spurs fans who left early today.NO WAY was I going to desert my team.