Swansea City 1-0 Leicester City

[Blue Maniac]

Yeah, those fans piss me off as well, its only the last few seasons ive been able to go to away games, I'm just making the most out of being able to go away games as I know when I go uni and that I won't be able to.

:icon_lol: I love this place.

 

[Darth Vodka]

Two points:

1. In purchasing a ticket, you agree to be bound by the Ground Regulations. Both the Ground Regulations and the laws of the land say that you can't say what you ****ing well want
2. Have you ever thought that saying what you ****ing well want might be counterproductive?

3. Spouting sh1te loudly may mark you out as an utter c_nt. Who wants to hear your opinion?

 

[Harbro-Fox]

I am really glad that Harbro is making the most out of following the Foxes home & away. Leave it there though ace, you're only making enemies and issues by taunting those less fortunate than yourself.

Where have I taunted anyone about going to games?

 

[Boy Genius]

I didn't go, wonder what that makes me :icon_roll

Can I answer that?



How the **** did I miss out on this argument last night?

 

[Blue Maniac]

Can I answer that?



How the **** did I miss out on this argument last night?

Busy preparing your speech for this year's awards?

 

[Boy Genius]

Busy preparing your speech for this year's awards?

I don't do speeches, I just accept.

 

[Darth Vodka]

oh and the recession is *officially* over when GDP rises quarter on quarter

and it hasn't yet, the numbers are due to come out on Jan 26th

and once the recession is over, unemployment lags behind the GDP for months...the companies that have really felt it will shed jobs this year

 

[Hazzman]

I think nearly 1000 is a decent turn out, .

It's super in comparison to other teams. It's a long distance and Swansea doesn't have any pull like a day at seaside in Plymouth might have or a night out in Newcastle.

whether they're likely to get their faces kicked in by a load of scumbags while walking to the ground etc.

This is one of the few grounds where I have openly spoken to opposition fans.

They are all shite reasons.

The recession is more or less over now so that can't be used as an excuse, the tickets were cheap enough I can't see why we didn't take at least 1500.

Oh Harbs. Pop down the Jobcentre today and ask some of the decent folk down there if the recession is over. When your safety net of education is taken away, you will learn a lesson.

 

[KempsonFox]

Hazzman wrote:
It's super in comparison to other teams. It's a long distance and Swansea doesn't have any pull like a day at seaside in Plymouth might have or a night out in Newcastle.



This is one of the few grounds where I have openly spoken to opposition fans.

There's a seaside there Harry, if I'd have known that's what you wanted to I'd have brought my bucket and spade!

With regards to their fans, I've had quite a bit of experience meeting them with going to a few Swansea matches in the past and they've always seemed decent enough.
The bloke we spoke to in KFC (classy food) was nice enough.

 

[Hazzman]

There's a seaside there Harry, if I'd have known that's what you wanted to I'd have brought my bucket and spade!

Bollocks. Could have had a spot of cricket on there.

 

[bocadillo]

There's a seaside there Harry, if I'd have known that's what you wanted to I'd have brought my bucket and spade!

There is indeed a seaside there - a whole lot of seaside, known as the Gower peninsula lies within the Swansea city boundaries. One of the beaches is near Weobley Castle. Have you never heard the Swansea fans sing:

Weobley, Weobley
Oh we've got our buckets and spades
And we're off to Weobley​

You'll definitely know the tune.

And if you think I'm kidding, you're wrong!

 

[bocadillo]

This is one of the few grounds where I have openly spoken to opposition fans.

When the peanut thief and I arrived at the Wetherspoons in Wind (rhymes with bind, find, hind, kind, mind and rind) Street, there were about 10 'youths' around a table in the centre of the bar; as we entered all heads turned towards us. The younger of the two of us must have thought that he had seen a ticket collector because he immediately made a run for the toilet - whether this was because he had just shit himself or that he thought it was a place-of-safety was not clear, but personally if things had turned nasty I don't believe that it was the smartest move to make.

In for a penny - in for a pound, I thought the wisest thing to do was to make contact and nodded in friendly fashion. "Where's your boys to?", came the enquiry.

"Boys?", I ventured.

"You know - the Baby Squad".

I patiently explained that the Baby Squad are no longer babies and it would probably be better if they came up to Leicester and made an appointment if they wanted to meet up with them.

This seemed to relax them and they started to talk the kind of English that only Welsh people understand. I wondered if it was an appropriate moment to offer the "Learn English or Speak Welsh" Smithy gem but thought that in all probability they were not Gavin and Stacey fans -the series featuring Barry Island, rather than their own beloved Gower.

Anyway, I found a seat next to a power-socket - I really must remember to buy a new battery for my lappy - and awaited Fludee's return. I did wonder whether I should ring him to tell him the coast was clear but he soon popped his head round the door (three times for added safety) and rejoined me.

Very nice of him to buy me a cider - but cider which looked and tasted like Ribena was something I wasn't expecting. Every time I meet the lad, something happens like this that makes me even more worried about him.

 

[alex]

Where have I taunted anyone about going to games?

Must I really trawl through this forum to highlight each time you have brought this up? Really?

Well, I won't. So there.

 

[Macky]

When the peanut thief and I arrived at the Wetherspoons in Wind (rhymes with bind, find, hind, kind, mind and rind) Street, there were about 10 'youths' around a table in the centre of the bar; as we entered all heads turned towards us. The younger of the two of us must have thought that he had seen a ticket collector because he immediately made a run for the toilet - whether this was because he had just shit himself or that he thought it was a place-of-safety was not clear, but personally if things had turned nasty I don't believe that it was the smartest move to make.

At that point you should've yelled "Oow, Fludee, where to you going?"

 

[Miles Away]

Shocking stuff from Harbs, and he deserves every bit of stick he gets today for such ludicrous comments.

The recession over? You must be having a laugh. It's a terrifying time for people, and I think most would agree that the events of the last year or so have led to many people completely re-evaluate what is important to them. Including spending money on sport. I suspect we are seeing a sea change in how people choose to spend their money as the sobering reality of potential unemployment hangs over everyone. Sorry to be a downer, and talk about such things on a football forum, but there you go.

Harbs...you deserve a good slapping for making such broad generalizations regarding a subject so delicate to people. I don't care how young or sheltered you may be, shame on you.

 

[Real Sharapova]

Anyroada, got the bus back to station after the game and popped in to a pub nearby to be deafened by a really good band ( even though one of our number had trouble working out whether the singer was a bloke. For the record he was, but he looked rather like a poorly reincarnated version of the lead singer of The Sweet ). Had a quick chat with them when they took a break, nice guys. Highlight of the day for me.

 

[fitz]

Anyroada, got the bus back to station after the game and popped in to a pub nearby to be deafened by a really good band ( even though one of our number had trouble working out whether the singer was a bloke. For the record he was, but he looked rather like a poorly reincarnated version of the lead singer of The Sweet ). Had a quick chat with them when they took a break, nice guys. Highlight of the day for me.

The few folk I encountered before and after the game from their lot seemed quite canny. Had a few compliments about Leicester people from the Swansea boys he said we were canny lads etc.....I assumed they aren't tuned up on our fine nation's accents though

 

[RHYDAL]

At that point you should've yelled "Oow, Fludee, where to you going?"

You would still be rumbled as Saes. All sentences in Wales end in the word 'butt'.

 

[drummindefender]

I was there. Am I a real fan?

 

[Harbro-Fox]

Shocking stuff from Harbs, and he deserves every bit of stick he gets today for such ludicrous comments.

The recession over? You must be having a laugh. It's a terrifying time for people, and I think most would agree that the events of the last year or so have led to many people completely re-evaluate what is important to them. Including spending money on sport. I suspect we are seeing a sea change in how people choose to spend their money as the sobering reality of potential unemployment hangs over everyone. Sorry to be a downer, and talk about such things on a football forum, but there you go.

Harbs...you deserve a good slapping for making such broad generalizations regarding a subject so delicate to people. I don't care how young or sheltered you may be, shame on you.

Gimme a break who do you think you are my Dad?!