JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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True, they also kindly sent a few in our direction after the final whistle ..Tbf a few gave us a clapper clap at that point.
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True, they also kindly sent a few in our direction after the final whistle ..Tbf a few gave us a clapper clap at that point.
You do realise that it's against the law, don't you?
If there were illegal immigrants in the gound I'm sure you'd scream for a policeman
Or, being a tough guy, perhaps you'd have rounded them up yourself (with help from your youngers) and thrown them in the sea
First away PL game, she was hilarious
Have you dispensed with your Ignore List?
I don't have one, but he is one of the posters whose posts I will read, but always completely ignore.
Boarded Seagull Travel coach outside the stadium for return journey. Slowly set off and then became aware of a stone (or something similar) hitting our coach. I looked out of the window and caught the eye of a Leicester fan/tw*t who started making homophobic gestures!!
No, he remains on ignore but I look at some of his posts and sometimes engage, constructively, if it is on the main board, and if I feel inclined. Unlike some posters, he doesn't make me angry (any more, for some reason), or bored (like I am with bitter obsessives).
Fair enough.
He doesn't make me angry, either, as he's clearly not very bright.
Others do. But I won't respond to them either. Usually.
You’re not normally wrong, but the game he was referring to was back in September 2011. Our first defeat back in the Championship having been top of the league going in to the game.
It may be safe for you to respond. For me it isn't always. To be honest, when I found out I am 'on the spectrum' 18 months ago I realised that putting things and people on ignore is merely a simple technique people like me can employ when they feel put on a spot, or outraged, or baffled, because we can (falsely) perceive we are being attacked. If I feel I can respond to things or people without losing my shit, I'll try. The main reason I worked from home till I had been triple vaxed and had a bout of Covid myself was because there was a real risk I would have confronted one of the mask dodgers, with an unfortunate outcome for either them or me. Now I feel safe, personally, and at no risk to my friends and family in the short term (3 months, while I'll stay immune), these nobs won't bother me anymore. Navigating the world when you're 'different' requires planning and strategy, but I'm not inflexible and would prefer to engage with people and things than ignore, where possible. I may write a book about this at some point. There is so much of it, undiagnosed, out there. One of my new class, today, a medical student is obviously undiagnosed. Anyway, don't I go on?
I caught the second half when I switched on the TV earlier on today – Sky was showing the match in full for some bizarre reason.
Anyway, clacker noise was annoying, as was the goal music. But what I didn't quite understand was why Cucurella was getting booed?
Albion support sounded Well done all who made the trip.
Any sign of the slapper in black?
Did you whistle for PPF? And did he come?