Swearing at Withdean

[Storer68]

and of course where would we have been without the chorus of


"OOOOHHHH For Fucks Sake Harding, that was your ball.........."

 

[fosters headband]

What we need to do is make a bit of noise at the ground, so that the kids can't hear the players F-ing and blinding each other. Or hearing Forster using at Wilkins

 

[Rangdo]

The little ****s should f*** off the f***ing family stand methinks. Little shits.

 

[ali jenkins]

My latest one is "Why the f*** did he bring Loft on, AGAIN"

 

[Cheshire Cat]

The players need to wash their mouths out as well.
A Hearts player (Michael Stewart) was sent off today for arguing (swearing according to the radio report) at a fan who had shouted something at him.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/h/heart_of_midlothian/7168067.stm

 

[portslade seagull]

How else can you vent your frustration during the game...
maybe we need to come up with alternatives

1) El abd you rotton scoundrel.......come on lets have some more

 

[dougdeep]

Kuipers! Thou art a veritable POLTROON!!!!!!!

 

[Cheshire Cat]

http://www.renfaire.com/Language/insults.html

http://www.pangloss.com/seidel/Shaker/index.html

 

[The Oldman]

The players need to wash their mouths out as well.
A Hearts player (Michael Stewart) was sent off today for arguing (swearing according to the radio report) at a fan who had shouted something at him.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/h/heart_of_midlothian/7168067.stm

And Forster on Saturday telling Dean Wilkins "I can't do f***ing eveything"

I quite liked that!

 

[dougdeep]

Who was the player sent off at Withdean for swearing? Was it a Northampton player?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

We learnt all the swearwords at school (aged 5 or 6) when i was a lad. Swearing is part of growing up. If parents are upset that their precious kids will overhear swearing at a football match then perhaps they shouldn't take them to anywhere apart from the Family Stand. When these kids grow up and cant find a job and end up doing agency work in a factory the aptitude to fit three swearwords into every sentence will make them accepted as part of the workforce.

 

[Beach Hut]

Who was the player sent off at Withdean for swearing? Was it a Northampton player?

Wycombe on Boxing Day a few years back, told the lino to f*** off

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I always try to avoid sitting near Ed myself

I now understand why H/J Block Row A is always completely deserted.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

I now understand why H/J Block Row A is always completely deserted.

So nothing to do with those farts from last nights curry then ?

 

[footychick]

Kuipers! Thou art a veritable POLTROON!!!!!!!

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

1) If someone is using the odd swear word for linquistic effect then fine. If someone is continually shouting during a game I'd probably ask them to stick a sock in it as I dont go to football to hear people bellow every 5 minutes. Singing is fine, shouting the odd bit of criticism is fine but people who like the sound of their own voice is not fine.

2) I have never agreed with the idea of curbing swearing because there are children present. I do agree that people can pick up habits from continual exposure to certain things.....but if the family home is a swear free zone then any exposure to excessive swearing outside the home can be dealt with by simple good parenting. Saying something like 'Timmy, you see that man over there swearing....you should not behave like that.' I started going to football aged 9, consequently I was exposed to swearing from this age. I am not foul mouthed and I attribute this to my patents.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

think its all about moderation - if someone is saying f*** even other word as if it is used in everyday language, then it could be seen as a problem

however, in the heat of the moment, the odd "f***ing hell el abd" is part and parcel, and part of the experience of going to a game

I blame the club. If they will play players like El Abd, Mayo then they will get swearing. Anyone sitting near my troops on a Saturday afternoon would be forgiven for thinking we had a left back named 'For Fucks Sake Mayo'.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

My kids have been going for a while and it is part and parcel I'm afraid unless you go in the family area.

It was at the point when Junior was around 9 and sang "When the ball hits the back of the net (like a f***ing rocket) it's Zamora" that Mrs Hut went into one....

Quite right too. Didn't they teach him scansion at school?

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

I can put up with the sex & violence on the TV but hate the swearing. I don't like swearing at home and my kids, all now adults, respect that....shame the mrs doesn't.

But when it comes to football the kids know i swear and they swear, it's accepted. Football is a place to let out that frustration and drop that gaurd of respectability.

Oh, and can we have a little more sex & violence at Withdean? might help the attendences!

 

[Ernest]

I f***ing well hate wankers who swear at football, gets right on my f***ing tits