Campaign to rid this board of infantile nicknames for other clubs.

[cannedheat]

Jeeeez what is happening to Brighton fans, are these boring fuckers from Brighton.

 

[SUIYHP]

So other teams insults of "Gayboys" "Bummers" "Poofs" (Joke relating to gay people here) and so on are fully mature and acceptable?

 

[Silent Bob]

Great win today against the Excema scum.

 

[cannedheat]

Shuv your campaign up your arse along with the saddos who support it.

 

[salty seagull]

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Agreed.

It also becomes confusing at times when people use "the scum" to refer to Palace, Portsmouth, and Southampton at various points in a thread

Yes, I agree,we shouldn`t call palace scum when we all know they`re the c unts!! (I do apologise to those mature intellectuals amongst us)

 

[klaaturberada]

So other teams insults of "Gayboys" "Bummers" "Poofs" (Joke relating to gay people here) and so on are fully mature and acceptable?

Rise above it

 

[Hiney]

The sort of crass, pathetic nicknames that you would never say out loud, because if you did you would be (rightly) assumed to have a mental age of about 14.

So if you would never use them in company, why use them on here? Really, why would you?

The sort of things I mean are Palarse, Manure, Scumhampton, Borient, Wet Sham, Stains, Spuds and probably countless others. Frankly, it's just embarrassing. In future, anyone using these and/or others should be banned immediately and permanently. (Unless of course they are aged 14 or under).

This, this, this

 

[The Large One]

 

[portlock seagull]

Let those thinking they're funny continue to do so: if they're under 18 then they're still children and it's what you'd expect; if they're over that age then they probably also wear comedy ties to work and are beyond redemption anyway...

 

[Brovion]

But Southampton ARE the Scum! It's the accepted abbreviation for the city the same as Birmingham is called Brum. By extension the name applies to the citizens; people who come from Birmingham are Brummies, people from Goole are Goolies, people from Liverpool are Scousers and people from Southampton are Scummers.

Anyway, can I carry on corrupting club names to use terms for being sick? Things like West Vomit Albion and Chunderland?

PS I'm 53.

 

[footychick]

Nooooo, I love em

 

[BeepBeepImaJeep]

why on earth do some people call Wigan, WigWam? never understood that one... maybe cuz I'm not english.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

And can I suggest that inbreeding is not a regular recreational activity in any part of the United Kingdom?

Apart from the royal family, obviously.

 

[seagullsoverlincoln]

i agree- see the lincoln gimps lost again-ahem apologies,gnashing of teeth etc

 

[upthealbion1970]

The sort of crass, pathetic nicknames that you would never say out loud, because if you did you would be (rightly) assumed to have a mental age of about 14.

So if you would never use them in company, why use them on here? Really, why would you?

The sort of things I mean are Palarse, Manure, Scumhampton, Borient, Wet Sham, Stains, Spuds and probably countless others. Frankly, it's just embarrassing. In future, anyone using these and/or others should be banned immediately and permanently. (Unless of course they are aged 14 or under).

do behave yourself, its not crown green bowls or chess. what next - no singing ffs

if you choose not to use comedy names thats upto you, but I think you may well be one of the few

 

[Brovion]

It also becomes confusing at times when people use "the scum" to refer to Palace, Portsmouth, and Southampton at various points in a thread

Now that I do agree with. Using 'scum' to describe all out rivals (temporary or permanent) shows a distinct lack of imagination.

 

[upthealbion1970]

And can I suggest that inbreeding is not a regular recreational activity in any part of the United Kingdom?

Apart from the royal family, obviously.

what about norwich?

 

[cannedheat]

And can I suggest that inbreeding is not a regular recreational activity in any part of the United Kingdom?

Apart from the royal family, obviously.

And the Welsh.

 

[Brovion]

why on earth do some people call Wigan, WigWam? never understood that one... maybe cuz I'm not english.

Ohh, never heard that, nice one. People often call Walsall 'Warsaw' because it sounds like the Polish city, and on the odd occasion when I've ever had to refer to Elgin City I call them The Marbles.

 

[Ecosse Exile]

And can I suggest that inbreeding is not a regular recreational activity in any part of the United Kingdom?

Apart from the royal family, obviously.

And Croydon obviously
But that goes without saying so i withdraw this statement, you are of course correct.