The youth of today.

[Return of the Rev]

when i was a teenager i was smashing up trains and kicking spurs fans in the ead,would never have dreamed of back chatting my elders over 25's only at football please

 

[alan partridge]

when i was a teenager i was smashing up trains and kicking spurs fans in the ead,would never have dreamed of back chatting my elders

You are a credit to your generation sir

 

[Biscuit]

I communte into work in London daily and it's not just the youth. The attitude of some of the older generation is quite frankly disgusting.

I was in a doctors surgery the other day and heard a little old lady patient, who looked like she'd walked straight out of a Hovis advert, give the poor lady on reception a volley of four letter words before calling her stupid. Her crime? The lady forgot her prescription and the poor lass was doing everything she could to help her.

 

[Perry Milkins]

when i was a teenager i was smashing up trains and kicking spurs fans in the ead,would never have dreamed of back chatting my elders over 25's only at football please

If you went to Newman than I do not know who you weren't.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Well im 16 and have no problems at all with anybody home or away but when it gets on here people seem to think that because your younger you are wrong or dont know what your saying.

Didn't you goad Wednesday fans into attacking you?

 

[Wilko]

I teach A-levels to 16-18 year olds and an Access course to adults. I feel sorry for youths getting sterotyped as having no respect because the adults are far more likely to be late (all the time in fact), far more likely to not have completed their work, far more likely to just sit and natter all the time (especially the back to education mums) and text whenever they feel it ok. Rudeness, slackness, poor punctuality and laziness seems a society problem, not a youth problem.

I would FAR rather teach a class of 16-18 than adults.

 

[JonathanLivingstonSeagull]

as always with this kind of sweeping question... you'll end up tarring all with the same brush.

not to say the 3 little oiks in B block that kept standing up, sounding off chants that their squeaky pubescent voices couldn't carry and certainly not lead, and then when challenged about being in the way, to sit down because 'none of us can f***ing see', to say moronically 'we're season ticket holders'... weren't a massive pain in the posterior at that match against whoever it was. we won obviously. so that was nice.

 

[KneeOn]

Well im 16 and have no problems at all with anybody home or away but when it gets on here people seem to think that because your younger you are wrong or dont know what your saying.

I bet you've been itching to say that

I can't stand 15 year olds (even though i'm not much older) when they're so f***ing up them selves. 1066gull at Exeter was haing a really good time of it, and all some f***ing 15 year old "cool kids" could do was laugh. They spent more time commenting about the "randomness" of leaves falling in Autumn when we are surrounded by trees, sitting in my seat than watching the team.

Its more the unwillingness to tollerate different types of fans that gets me.

 

[Da Man Clay]

Well im 16 and have no problems at all with anybody home or away...

That's not exactly true though, is it? Haven't you had a problems at Sheff W, Leyton Orient and Charlton from what you've put on here?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Your mums.

not Darrens then

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

That's not exactly true though, is it? Haven't you had a problems at Sheff W, Leyton Orient and Charlton from what you've put on here?

boys WILL be boys .

 

[keaton]

Last person that really annoyed me at the football was two 70/80 year olds, who complained the whole time and then said that the 7 playing that game was much darker than the coloured number 7 that played the week before and wasn't as good as him. Bennett was number 7 in both games

 

[Return of the Rev]

If you went to Newman than I do not know who you weren't.

what

 

[Peter Grummit]

Youth is a wonderful thing. What a crime to waste it on children.
George Bernard Shaw