No More Swearing in the Family Stand

[Cate Fox]

Nobody "needs" to swear.

so why do you call everyone a **** then ?? :icon_wink

 

[Matt_B]

so why do you call everyone a **** then ?? :icon_wink

Bet ya his argument is "I don't need to swear, I choose to swear. If people weren't c*nts I wouldn't have to call them c*nts" :icon_wink

 

[LoopisDeLupis]

I sit in H block ( not the family stand but still)
and no joke, this 8-yr-old kid in front of us shouted that steve howard was a c*nt the other day.

it's at home that kids learn it, not the footy ground. its just pc gone mad.

 

[homer]

this 8-yr-old kid in front of us shouted that steve howard was a c*nt the other day.
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Sounds like a pretty intelligent lad, to be honest....

 

[newtonfox]

I sit in H block ( not the family stand but still)
and no joke, this 8-yr-old kid in front of us shouted that steve howard was a c*nt the other day.

it's at home that kids learn it, not the footy ground. its just pc gone mad.

Agreed its down to how they are brought up IMO ,the buck stop with us parents.

 

[newtonfox]

Sounds like a pretty intelligent lad, to be honest....

no he's not he missed out the useless bit :icon_lol::icon_lol:

 

[DesertFox]

Agreed its down to how they are brought up IMO ,the buck stop with us parents.

 

[Dour]

Dunno why you're clapping. If your kids were in Britain they'd be wearing their Asbos like gold medals.

 

[DesertFox]

I don't have any kids anywhere (hahaha - that I know of - hahaha).

I was aplauding the idea that parents should take responsibility for their kids and how they behave. I know plenty of well behaved, well mannered kids on both sides of the Atlantic - apparently it is still possible to bring up children properly.

 

[alex]

.....i said '**** off bollocks you're a ****'

 

[DesertFox]

Swearing is OK though. In fact, it's ****ing great!

 

[Mystery benefactor]

I swore a few times today, when I checked out the Forest game on my phone. The bandits. I personally think the policy was aimed squarley at me, sitting in the family stand with my nephews. I usually swear like a trooper, but have to behave myself when I watch Leicester which is a bit of an anachronism.

 

[alex]

If I can't say f**k or c**t at a football match, then I don't want to go

With the wee one there?

 

[David Gwilliam]

I swear a lot, but I try to use it descriptively, rather than vulgarly.

ie. "It's f**king freezing", is colder than "It's freezing".

I am afraid someone has misled you. The word you use does not mean "very" or "a lot" and is rarely part of a weather forecast.

You would be better saying that it is cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. This has the advantage of sounding obscene without actually being so.

 

[Melton Fox]

I am afraid someone has misled you. The word you use does not mean "very" or "a lot" and is rarely part of a weather forecast.

You would be better saying that it is cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. This has the advantage of sounding obscene without actually being so.

Nobody misleads me, I do things my own way regardless.

I don't watch the weather forecast, I appear to be one of the few sensible people who don't believe a word they say and prefer to make my own mind up as and when it happens.

 

[FIF]

I don't swear much. I'd prefer that young children weren't in that type of linguistic environment but if you think it's worse than at their schools you are dreamers. move into the real world.

"Go away, you fatherless Forest fans we are the Leicester boys"

It would be nice to develop some decent, new, individual chants, but it isn't going to happen and people are not going to stop swearing at football matches. perhaps go the the basketball or another sport instead with your kids.

 

[alex]

Nobody misleads me, I do things my own way regardless.

I don't watch the weather forecast, I appear to be one of the few sensible people who don't believe a word they say and prefer to make my own mind up as and when it happens.

You don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows.

 

[FantasyFox]

people are not going to stop swearing at football matches. perhaps go the the basketball or another sport instead with your kids.

No one is asking people to stop swearing at football matches. Leicester City Football Club are trying to create an environment where the parents of local people feel it is suitable to take their children. Something i wholeheartedly agree with and encourages me about the future of the club.

If you want to swear sit in a different stand.

Your attitude makes you look like a ****.

 

[DesertFox]

I don't watch the weather forecast, I appear to be one of the few sensible people who don't believe a word they say and prefer to make my own mind up as and when it happens.

It's a beautiful image: standing in a field somewhere near Melton, arms outstretched, palms up, it's pissing it down, and Melts saying to himself "hmmmm....... it looks like rain...."

Lovely stuff :icon_bigg

 

[newtonfox]

It's a beautiful image: standing in a field somewhere near Melton, arms outstretched, palms up, it's pissing it down, and Melts saying to himself "hmmmm....... it looks like rain...."

Lovely stuff :icon_bigg

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