by Mr Loyal Royal » 29 Oct 2008 20:45
29 Oct 2008 20:45by PlasticRoyale » 30 Oct 2008 05:25
30 Oct 2008 05:25by RFCMod » 30 Oct 2008 08:28
30 Oct 2008 08:28Did they pass ?PlasticRoyale wrote:The 3 Chav kids sat behind me who talked constantly about their driving lessons. Finally had enough by hte time we played Watford (prem) and asked them to put a sock in it (i may have sworn a few times)
by Sun Tzu » 30 Oct 2008 09:10
30 Oct 2008 09:10by LoyalRoyalFan » 30 Oct 2008 16:07
30 Oct 2008 16:07Do we sit near each other?Mr Loyal Royal wrote:People who make irrelevant comments, that have no meaning whatsoever throughout the game, man behind me does it constantly for 90mins.
by madreadingfan » 30 Oct 2008 16:13
30 Oct 2008 16:13by bobby1413 » 30 Oct 2008 16:20
30 Oct 2008 16:20I do that sometimes, especially when I know that Tom Hark is about to start. I normally just stand motionless for that, waiting for the all clear to sit back down again.madreadingfan wrote:they dont veen cheer if we score they just do little pathetic claps
by Harry Carry » 31 Oct 2008 13:17
31 Oct 2008 13:17by T.R.O.L.I. » 31 Oct 2008 13:30
31 Oct 2008 13:30by urz_1871 » 31 Oct 2008 13:35
31 Oct 2008 13:35I do exactly the same thing. What is worse is that it's starting to come into the away games when we score.bobby1413 wrote:I do that sometimes, especially when I know that Tom Hark is about to start. I normally just stand motionless for that, waiting for the all clear to sit back down again.madreadingfan wrote:they dont veen cheer if we score they just do little pathetic claps
by West Stand Man » 31 Oct 2008 14:09
31 Oct 2008 14:09Yawn. This has been argued to death so many times and to no conclusion. If you listen to the line on HNA you'd think it was very unpopular, yet every time that TH is played there is a large proportion of the crowd responding to it. The current compromise is fine by me; play it and allow those who want to respond to it do so, and the others of us can stand or sit without responding to it.urz_1871 wrote:I do exactly the same thing. What is worse is that it's starting to come into the away games when we score.bobby1413 wrote:I do that sometimes, especially when I know that Tom Hark is about to start. I normally just stand motionless for that, waiting for the all clear to sit back down again.madreadingfan wrote:they dont veen cheer if we score they just do little pathetic claps
Tom Hark is shite. We don't need some crap music when we score a goal and doing some stupid dance.
by madreadingfan » 31 Oct 2008 15:30
31 Oct 2008 15:30by gh7901 » 01 Nov 2008 15:08
01 Nov 2008 15:08Im sure away fans dont get pissed off about it at all. They probably just think we're slightly patheticmadreadingfan wrote:tbh i dont mind tom hark, if your away from home and the home opposition score and that music gets played and everyones dancing around like mad being prats i would be really pissed offbecause its like were laughing at them with a dance and song which is really childish but it does make the opposition fans feel worse so thats why i like it
by winchester_royal » 02 Nov 2008 16:28
02 Nov 2008 16:28Quite a few clubs do it though...gh7901 wrote:Im sure away fans dont get pissed off about it at all. They probably just think we're slightly patheticmadreadingfan wrote:tbh i dont mind tom hark, if your away from home and the home opposition score and that music gets played and everyones dancing around like mad being prats i would be really pissed offbecause its like were laughing at them with a dance and song which is really childish but it does make the opposition fans feel worse so thats why i like it
by SLAMMED » 02 Nov 2008 19:39
02 Nov 2008 19:39The guy that sits to my left is exactly the same. Told me to sit down when i stood up for steve coppell, only stands up to leave, and also, could do with a few tic-tacs...lowerwestjnr wrote:The fat bloke behind me whenever i stood up told me to sit down, and he only stood up the whole game to get a pie. Not even for a goal :O I have now moved seat. West stand pcunt
by bobby1413 » 02 Nov 2008 20:29
02 Nov 2008 20:29True, and to be honest I've given up caring about it. As winchester royal said, a lot of other clubs do it, and it seems as though 95%+ at the Madejski like it.West Stand Man wrote:urz_1871 wrote:Yawn. This has been argued to death so many times and to no conclusion. If you listen to the line on HNA you'd think it was very unpopular, yet every time that TH is played there is a large proportion of the crowd responding to it. The current compromise is fine by me; play it and allow those who want to respond to it do so, and the others of us can stand or sit without responding to it.bobby1413 wrote: I do exactly the same thing. What is worse is that it's starting to come into the away games when we score.
Tom Hark is shite. We don't need some crap music when we score a goal and doing some stupid dance.
by S09Royal » 03 Nov 2008 19:58
03 Nov 2008 19:58by nicky's left foot » 03 Nov 2008 22:06
03 Nov 2008 22:06by tee peg » 03 Nov 2008 23:06
03 Nov 2008 23:06by SLAMMED » 04 Nov 2008 00:34
04 Nov 2008 00:34in todays society most people will get kicked or stabbed to death for even speaking to a chav. Concider yourself luckyPlasticRoyale wrote:The 3 Chav kids sat behind me who talked constantly about their driving lessons. Finally had enough by hte time we played Watford (prem) and asked them to put a sock in it (i may have sworn a few times)
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