A few Albion 'fans' being nationalistic ****s on the train last night...a rare occurrence?

[Baldseagull]

I doubt you are , I was making the point that anti British sentiment/songs are acceptable ,if nobody bats an eyelid at a busker singing a song including the words "f*ck your Union Jack" in a public place like that , they aren't going to be worried by pissed up blokes singing it on a train are they ?

I think they would. Most of the Irish I know would enjoy the song sang by the Busker, but would think it out of order if a group of Irish lads started it up to try and annoy or intimidate an English tourist.
The context is important, the Busker is playing to Irish people who will appreciate the sentiment, if a group of lads start it up, purely for the ears of an English tourist, I am pretty sure my Irish friends would think they were behaving badly.

 

[cunning fergus]

What a lot of drivel.

This is my third post on this thread, I have not read it all because I don't need to......if it happened as described by the OP it's about some blokes singing a song on a train.

But the song is not really the issue is it......it's who has the mouths that was singing the song.

If this song wasn't sung by those mouths, the mouths would have sung something else, and this thread would be about a different song you and others would equally be pissing your pants about.

We know the type that own these mouths, just as we know the types that stink of piss.

 

[daveinprague]

This is my third post on this thread, I have not read it all because I don't need to......if it happened as described by the OP it's about some blokes singing a song on a train.

But the song is not really the issue is it......it's who has the mouths that was singing the song.

If this song wasn't sung by those mouths, the mouths would have sung something else, and this thread would be about a different song you and others would equally be pissing your pants about.

We know the type that own these mouths, just as we know the types that stink of piss.

...and now the possiblity of pissing my pants over something that I or nobody else has been 'offended' by.

Brilliant!

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

When the MET laid on our own special tube train from Hammersmith to Shepherds Bush Market QPR away early 2000's It was being sang then by about 200 lads so its not really a knew thing to BHA.

what a day that was
regards
DR

 

[Justice]

what a day that was
regards
DR

Proper away day

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Proper away day

yep I was in the pub across the road from where most were drinking in Hammersmith with a few others but ended up on the same tube train ,seem to remember getting escorted all the way back to victoria on the tube after the game ??
regards
DR

 

[Bill Cassidy's tie up]

When I was really into the greyhounds and used to go to Ireland regular visiting trainers breeders etc we always ended up in pubs well into the night. A lot of these in the middle of nowhere, the Irish we were with often had to go in first to check it was ok to bring a couple of English lads in. We never obviously took offence at the rebel songs sang well into the night.
I remember once flying out of Cork and on the back of the toilet door "Fu?k off home Brits" Made me laugh as that time they had a statue of Jackie Charlton in the airport.
I was at Cork dog track the night of the England v South Africa rugby World Cup final when got a try one bloke who was with us jumped up and cheered and punched the air. You have never seen a reaction like it . He was ushered back to the bar by the Irish lads we knew. Did I ever get upset about it NO
Don't dare getting upset about a few lads singing on a train

 

[Justice]

yep I was in the pub across the road from where most were drinking in Hammersmith with a few others but ended up on the same tube train ,seem to remember getting escorted all the way back to victoria on the tube after the game ??
regards
DR

Yep your right about the tube, also seem to remember the OB trying to kettle all the lads outside the away end after the game which didn't go down to well.

 

[The red pepper kid]

Never heard this at any game at the Amex, or travelling to/from. As said above, if it happened probably a few 'visitors' having had one too many.

this was a common song in the old north stand 70's/80's and at England games along with rangers-celtic-rangers-celtic-rangers-celtic,

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Yep your right about the tube, also seem to remember the OB trying to kettle all the lads outside the away end after the game which didn't go down to well.

Yes loads left early ,then escorted to the tube and all the way back to Victoria
regards
DR

 

[BN9 BHA]

Yes loads left early ,then escorted to the tube and all the way back to Victoria
regards
DR

Before some of these were born

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

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Before some of these were born

Quality !!!!
regards
DR

 

[BN9 BHA]

Quality !!!!
regards
DR

Was on Twitter yesterday, at least 2 from Newhaven in the photo.
They got to Bletchley well before us so I didn't see them.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Was on Twitter yesterday, at least 2 from Newhaven in the photo.
They got to Bletchley well before us so I didn't see them.

Oh I thought that was the awayday massive
regards
DR