Howdy neighbour!I think we may sit quite near one another
I've just remembered an annoying neighbour a few rows in front, end of row, up and down like a whore's drawers all game.
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[Albion] What do you consider an annoying/unbearable “neighbour” at the Amex?
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Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I must say I like the people around me in the WSU. But there is one bloke who raises his eyebrows and tutts frequently.
Went to all of the Europa League matches but for the first two, someone spilled their drink behind us.
You could see the spillage going down the steps, creating a puddle by my feet for most of the match.
I don't know who it was but it p*ssed me off (twice)
You could see the spillage going down the steps, creating a puddle by my feet for most of the match.
I don't know who it was but it p*ssed me off (twice)
Publius Ovidius
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Me. I keep telling everyone how much I hate our pass back first football and how I hate modern football!
I must be a right git to stand by
I must be a right git to stand by
Ike and Tina Burner
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- Mar 22, 2019
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Do I think swearing excessively at an away match is normal behavior? Yes I do. You don't go to a gig and complain about the mosh pit. Also, it's 2024 mate so acting like women are a special category and can't tolerate swearing the same as men is weird
An away game is quite literally the time and the place.
I'm sure this is an old joke that has been told in a version on NSC before but I remember an Ed Fringe comedian telling a joke about going to a lowly Scottish match with a crowd in the hundreds and seeing an over-swearing guy, there with his four year old son, shouting angrily with frequent C word use at the ref whenever he came close. He stood out because of the generally quiet atmosphere and those around noticed how the little boy was getting more and more upset by his Dad's behaviour until, alongside a prolonged, loud, sweary, shout by Dad, the kid burst into tears. Whereupon the Dad turned his anger up a notch, still directed at the ref saying "Now ya see what ya done y'Cxxx, you've made m'wee boy cry".....(said in angry Scottish accent).
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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In a rare visit to the North at Withdean the entire NSC match sponsor contingent got asked to keep the noise down by Martin Perry. Shhhhh...
swindonseagull
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Well I hope you are not ever close to me at an away match.
It’s not 1980 anymore we don’t need to call other people F@cking C@BT’s just because they support a different team…. Grow up.
Football is now a family sport like it or not.
- Mar 23, 2023
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Happy to call people f***ing ****s even if we support the same team
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Was this in s1g?Went to all of the Europa League matches but for the first two, someone spilled their drink behind us.
You could see the spillage going down the steps, creating a puddle by my feet for most of the match.
I don't know who it was but it p*ssed me off (twice)
I must be lucky as the people around us in WSL from AMEX opening have been fine. However, we seem to get the occasional visitor when people sell their tickets that seem obsessed with their phones and you wonder why they bothered. Are some people completely addicted to betting sites, and need to constantly gamble on which opposition player is going to roll around playing injured next?
No, this was in the north-west corner.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Was going to say if it was i apologise as I’ve knocked over at least 3 drinks this season inc the Roma game
