16 Jul 08
am i right in saying all american sports dont have segregation with the fans...???
no, no, no.... you see you're suppose to, it's a team thing, all the supporters together, chanting, singing, cheering, crying... all the fans toghether as one, wanting the same... you have to have segregation with the fans, not to stop violence, but to encourage unity.
american sport fans have never experienced the joy of having 50,000 fans all together, singing the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
16 Jul 08
Originally posted by eatmybishopBelieve me, it's better to be on the other side and laugh at the English singing that.
american sport fans have never experienced the joy of having 50,000 fans all together, singing the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
16 Jul 08
Originally posted by eatmybishopThat´s only chavball. Rugby and Cricket seem to cope fine without having to be penned off from each other.
am i right in saying all american sports dont have segregation with the fans...???
no, no, no.... you see you're suppose to, it's a team thing, all the supporters together, chanting, singing, cheering, crying... all the fans toghether as one, wanting the same... you have to have segregation with the fans, not to stop violence, but to encourage unity. ...[text shortened]... g the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
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Originally posted by mohoYou clearly, sir, have never been to an international tiddley-winks tournament.
And tiddley-winks.
I'll never forget '99 when that Russian intentionally blinded a Spanish fan (with a tiddley... or was it a wink...). The riots lasted for days.
16 Jul 08
Originally posted by eatmybishopAmerican sports suck peanuts.
am i right in saying all american sports dont have segregation with the fans...???
no, no, no.... you see you're suppose to, it's a team thing, all the supporters together, chanting, singing, cheering, crying... all the fans toghether as one, wanting the same... you have to have segregation with the fans, not to stop violence, but to encourage unity. ...[text shortened]... g the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
All that hanging around, padding up and needing cheerleaders to make things at least slightly enjoyable.
However, nude cheerleaders and grenades instead of cricket balls (or whatever the hell they use over there) and knives to cut through body armour... now, that would be an American sport I'd watch.
16 Jul 08
Originally posted by eatmybishopAhh yes, nothing beats a good away, where you dominate the stadion, leaving the locals to sneak away shamefull - knowing that they didn't support their team half as much as you did yours.
50,000 fans all together, singing the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by Scheel.and then you sing.....YOU'R SHEEET ..AND YOU KNOW YOU'R....YOU'R SHEET..AND YOU KNOW YOU'R...😏😏😏😏
Ahh yes, nothing beats a good away, where you dominate the stadion, leaving the locals to sneak away shamefull - knowing that they didn't support their team half as much as you did yours.
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by eatmybishopYou guys really do this? You can't sit next to a fan from the other side without a fence between you? Geez!
am i right in saying all american sports dont have segregation with the fans...???
no, no, no.... you see you're suppose to, it's a team thing, all the supporters together, chanting, singing, cheering, crying... all the fans toghether as one, wanting the same... you have to have segregation with the fans, not to stop violence, but to encourage unity. ...[text shortened]... g the immortal words to the other set of fans... "we're better than you... and you know it"
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by pawnhandlerAs I said, it's only for soccer (it's called chavball over here).
You guys really do this? You can't sit next to a fan from the other side without a fence between you? Geez!
While I struggle to understand the excitement of leaving a match feeling you supported your team better than the other supporters because you shouted more I'll accept that some people do.
I don't think it compares with the enjoyment I got from spending the evening with some French rugby fans after England had beaten them in the world cup sem-finals and I had bought them drinks after by way of commiserations. Or the evening spent with some Welsh fans after a Six Nations match a few years ago.
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by WheelyChavball seems to attract a higher proportion of ruffians than other forms of entertainment. Could it be something to do with kicking think you?
As I said, it's only for soccer (it's called chavball over here).
While I struggle to understand the excitement of leaving a match feeling you supported your team better than the other supporters because you shouted more I'll accept that some people do.
I don't think it compares with the enjoyment I got from spending the evening with some French rugby f ...[text shortened]... tions. Or the evening spent with some Welsh fans after a Six Nations match a few years ago.
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by Wheelyyou travel alone i take it
As I said, it's only for soccer (it's called chavball over here).
While I struggle to understand the excitement of leaving a match feeling you supported your team better than the other supporters because you shouted more I'll accept that some people do.
I don't think it compares with the enjoyment I got from spending the evening with some French rugby f ...[text shortened]... tions. Or the evening spent with some Welsh fans after a Six Nations match a few years ago.