Boo hoo.
I shall immediately write to Barbs on your behalf.
Meanwhile maybe you can luzz some things around your living room to make yourself feel a bit better, and alleviate your first-world problems.
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[Albion] Behave at West Ham…
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I shall immediately write to Barbs on your behalf.
Meanwhile maybe you can luzz some things around your living room to make yourself feel a bit better, and alleviate your first-world problems.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Don’t be a dick. Support the team. It’s not that difficult.
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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You ever considered not being patronising and engaging in debate, like having a conversation with a child.Boo hoo.
I shall immediately write to Barbs on your behalf.
Meanwhile maybe you can luzz some things around your living room to make yourself feel a bit better, and alleviate your first-world problems.
jackalbion
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What entirely was the point of talking about people patronising women then because I don’t think anywhere in this entire conversation, has that been a subject at all.
As a matter of interest, I had assumed you pasted that on behalf of the club, to remind the more excitable and selfish element to behave.
Most of the replies seem to think you are drawing our attention to a complete loss of perspective by the club.
It would be interesting to know whether I am right, and my previous plans to luzz bottles was misguided, or whether you are calling for a full-out 'Barbs OUT!' protest.
I think someone whose tail I appear to have tugged this evening would also like clarification.....
Have you ever thought that from time to time it may be best to sober up before posting silly pissy comments?
I fear you have missread that post of mine. Your incendiary reaction is unwarranted.
Never mind. Its late.
I have absolutely no issue with you. Albeit you seem to have an undercurrent of an issue with me. That's disappointing.
Let's call it a day.
jackalbion
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I’m currently stone cold sober.
Nighty night.
jackalbion
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Fine I don’t have an issue with you, I just took it as stereotyping and patronising. Clearly I’ve misunderstood a joke.
Uh_huh_him
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I didn't appreciate getting showered in beer at Fulham.
But the surging is to be expected at an away game.
It feels a little bit premeditated to be honest, but I'd rather we had a boisterous away end.
Yes, it was a joke. Nothing to do with women. I was channeling the idea of unreasonableness.
Bozza forwarded a message reminding us to not be twats. And it triggered a load of outraged hyperbole (not all of it serious, but some was).
I was annoyed by the reaction. It was as if *bloke's rights* were being denied. Hence the gender related quips. I'm a graduate of the Danny Boyle school of comedy, and perhaps it doesn't come across as intended in blank verse.
Never mind. No worries. All the best
albionalex
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I have never had an urge to surge forward. Usually if we score a goal I am jumping up and down, not trying to jump on the people in front of me
jackalbion
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Excellent No Worries.Yes, it was a joke. Nothing to do with women. I was channeling the idea of unreasonableness.
Bozza forwarded a message reminding us to not be twats. And it triggered a load of outraged hyperbole (not all of it serious, but some was).
I was annoyed by the reaction. It was as if *bloke's rights* were being denied. Hence the gender related quips. I'm a graduate of the Danny Boyle school of comedy, and perhaps it doesn't come across as intended in blank verse.
Never mind. No worries. All the best
albionalex
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Whilst the first part is true, there is a big difference between one or two over spilling into the aisle vs groups congregating in the aisle.
I can't speak to Fulham and Leicester but i've been to away games over the past few years where the latter has happened.
I used to go to 10 or more away games a season. But that was when we played the likes of Exeter, Carlisle and Colchester. But even then, I'd head for the edges, away from the headbangers.
When I was 18 I'd be in with the headbangers. But that was 1976..... Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment. Neat, Neat, Neat. I am an Antichrist. Etc.
The problem is when you are forced to sit where your seat number dictates. 'Proper' stewarding is not a thing. So it isn't right when the young intimidate the old and stop them seeing the match properly and being blocked from the aisles.
If there were more than 20 lads under 40 who read NSC I would say, lads, think of others, please.
But this is largely a geriatric and middle aged board so all I can say is do what I plan at the weekend:
Bring plenty of *Worthers's originals, some buds and possibly a good book, and hope for the best while expecting the Wurst..
*My German ex-GF insists these are German sweets. Pronounced Vairters. Hold that thought.....
Some of you have been really naughty. Shame! Shame!
mile oak
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Seats are an average size if any1 has a bigger backside maybe they need to purchase 2 season tickets just like 2 airline seats. Gangways must be kept clear for safety reasons.