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Eddie the Seagull

New member
Jul 6, 2003
2,214
Crowborough
I'm not adverse to a bit of swearing at games, usually under my breath.

Last night there were a couple of 'Wayneta Slob' pikey boilers sat right behind me & the filth at 150 decibels that spewed from their gobs for 80 minutes was something I have never experienced for such a duration from a female - We all heard the full A-Z range of abuse, especially lots of F's & C's.

Swearing can be quite funny in the right context. When one bloke said to tone it down as kids were around, he was told to; "Fack-off you facking arsehole........" :nono:

Their knowledge of the team stretched to knowing who DC & FDM were & at the beginning of the second half, as GOSBTS was playing as the Stripes came out,one even said; "I wish they'd fackin change that fackin tune.....".

SACRILIDGE

They left with 10 mins to go for a slash............charming!

:nono:
 




tinx

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
9,198
Horsham Town
Last night I couldn't help but swear. I felt bad as I was sat next to a lady and her son but I wasn't th eonly one so it wasn't so bad.
 


Gazwag

5 millionth post poster
Mar 4, 2004
31,319
Bexhill-on-Sea
On another thread people were complaining about stewards making them sit down etc, is this all these stewards are capable of. Why can't they sort these people out instead, probably because its is easier to get the fans who are standing to sit rather than risk the abuse.
 


silky1

New member
Aug 2, 2004
552
Macclesfield
Sounds like the whole evening was thoroughly charming. Makes you glad to live so far away from Withdean, giving a good excuse only to travel to away games (Far higher class of fan you know!)
 


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