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Kaney

Banned
Feb 11, 2004
1,742
Brighton
What a bunch of TOSSERS :tosser:

They constantly ask you to sit down and it just wasn't gonna happen.

They were extremely rude and many of them freely swore.

One even touched me.

After the game the biggest tosser said, "might see you next year" mockingly to which I replied "f*** OFF"

That showed him, fat bastard
 




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Scrotleygreen

New member
Mar 8, 2005
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Unfortunately it's a problem we've had since we've moved into the 'new' parts of the stadium. It's like they're getting their own back for the bad days there had to suffer in the 80's. It kinda makes me long for the days when stewards would disappear if they ventured into the Devonport End. Apes who like their 'power' far too much.
 


Bwian

Bwian

Kiss my (_!_)
Jul 14, 2003
15,898
Scrotleygreen said:
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Unfortunately it's a problem we've had since we've moved into the 'new' parts of the stadium. It's like they're getting their own back for the bad days there had to suffer in the 80's. It kinda makes me long for the days when stewards would disappear if they ventured into the Devonport End. Apes who like their 'power' far too much.
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It's a problem encountered at just about every ground in the country and will always be so until Standing Areas are bought back.
 


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stoke

New member
Jan 14, 2005
34
When we played there and got promotion there was a fat ginger tosser with a moustache who started to give it large to my son of 17 after he asked him to kneel down so he could see what was going on.

Some stewards are fine but others seem to be trying to compensate for their lack of standing outside of an orange dayglo jacket.
 


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Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
Unfortunately the comments posted are right, with a few exceptions, like the steward at Leeds who was stood at the exit saying goodbye to everyone and wishing us a safe journey home. It appears that although some do it just to get into games free or because they genuinely need the cash, there will always be a few who do it for the ego boost, I mean you must be pretty short on esteem or excitement in your life if you have to get off by wearing a yellow jacket and being arsey with football fans.
 




empire

empire

Well-known member
Dec 1, 2003
11,779
dreamland
bloke next to me got ejected in 2nd half,he was with 3 ladies sat right at the back,and was ejected for not sitting on his seat properly:angry: me and mate were twice given pieces of paper to read,we refused to except it which pissed them off no end.didnt have the balls to try and eject us:eek: as the way the game was i wasnt in the best of moods
 










empire

empire

Well-known member
Dec 1, 2003
11,779
dreamland
dont know,as said wouldnt except them,but they kept saying we are on camera,and we must except:smokin: ,we didnt
 








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Starry

Captain Of The Crew
Oct 10, 2004
6,733
empire said:
dont know,as said wouldnt except them,but they kept saying we are on camera,and we must except:smokin: ,we didnt
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I had my home and away season tickets revoked after being caught on camera and positively identified as being a persistant stander at Home Park earlier this season. Had to grovel to the highest level and jump through hoops at LUFC to get it back.
 
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