Have a Word with Yourselves

Daniella · by **Daniella** » 18 Aug 2007 19:40

Today I took my dad to the game and sat in the east stand around y25.
It was a lovely day until andy johnson made his first touch of the ball.
A child who appeared to be around 6/7 years old let fly with one of the most foul mouth tirades I've seen for years.

she was calling johnson a c**t, a w**ker, a b****rd, you name it the little girl said it, and it wasn't just once it was EVERY time he touched the ball. I don't want me dad subject to hearing that sort of language, especially at his age.

Is this commonly accepted in football grounds, or was I jsut unlucky where I was sat? I really hope someone brings sanctions against the little girl.

cmonurz · by **cmonurz** » 18 Aug 2007 19:41

Well let's face it, everything she said was fact....

Coppelled Streets · by **Coppelled Streets** » 18 Aug 2007 20:05

Put a football stadium in Whitley and this is what you expect.

willz_royal · by **willz_royal** » 18 Aug 2007 20:28

gone fishin?

66DD · by **66DD** » 19 Aug 2007 09:53

I went to Milton Keynes on Tuesday night to see the Dons thrash Ipswich on penalties in the Carling Cup. Sitting behind me was a small boy aged about 5 or 6 at his first ever game with his dad. With MK Dons 2-0 up Ipswich conned the referee into giving them a penalty for a dive that would have graced Olympic competition. The Dons "crowd" leapt to their feet and started chanting "w*@nker, w*@nker" etc. You know the one. The lttle boy turned to his dad and said "Dad what does w*@ker mean?" His dad didn't reply but the moment was priceless.

Royal Rother · by **Royal Rother** » 19 Aug 2007 10:10

One of Daniella's more imaginitive posts.

StevenKelliher · by **StevenKelliher** » 20 Aug 2007 02:00

Daniella wrote:Today I took my dad to the game and sat in the east stand around y25.
It was a lovely day until andy johnson made his first touch of the ball.
A child who appeared to be around 6/7 years old let fly with one of the most foul mouth tirades I've seen for years.

she was calling johnson a c**t, a w**ker, a b****rd, you name it the little girl said it, and it wasn't just once it was EVERY time he touched the ball. I don't want me dad subject to hearing that sort of language, especially at his age.

Is this commonly accepted in football grounds, or was I jsut unlucky where I was sat? I really hope someone brings sanctions against the little girl.

What a sorry state of affairs. It should be the parents that are sanctioned for letting her get away with it. I bet the stewards said nothing. Swear like a trooper and it's fine. Stand up, and you get made to feel like a violent criminal.

shadesrwrf · by **shadesrwrf** » 20 Aug 2007 08:42

StevenKelliher wrote:
Daniella wrote:Today I took my dad to the game and sat in the east stand around y25.
It was a lovely day until andy johnson made his first touch of the ball.
A child who appeared to be around 6/7 years old let fly with one of the most foul mouth tirades I've seen for years.

she was calling johnson a c**t, a w**ker, a b****rd, you name it the little girl said it, and it wasn't just once it was EVERY time he touched the ball. I don't want me dad subject to hearing that sort of language, especially at his age.

Is this commonly accepted in football grounds, or was I jsut unlucky where I was sat? I really hope someone brings sanctions against the little girl.
What a sorry state of affairs. It should be the parents that are sanctioned for letting her get away with it. I bet the stewards said nothing. Swear like a trooper and it's fine. Stand up, and you get made to feel like a violent criminal.

Can I just point out Steven, before you get too upset, that none of the above actually happened expect for in the murky depths of Daniella's overly furtive imagination.

Royal Lady · by **Royal Lady** » 20 Aug 2007 08:43

Poor Steven. I believe this is his second murking in a few short days. You'll learn Steven!

StevenKelliher · by **StevenKelliher** » 20 Aug 2007 20:49

What can i say? I guess i just trust people to much. Silly me. But to be honest, it wouldn't suprise me if it was true.

Royal Lady · by **Royal Lady** » 20 Aug 2007 20:53

StevenKelliher wrote: What can i say? I guess i just trust people to much. Silly me. But to be honest, it wouldn't suprise me if it was true.

There's another thread by Katy1971 on here and he's just changed the scenario. You'll get used to it all if you stick with it! Never believe anything anyone tells you, unless it's me, you can trust me - I'm a doctor.

StevenKelliher · by **StevenKelliher** » 20 Aug 2007 21:07

Harold Shipman was a doctor

Behindu · by **Behindu** » 20 Aug 2007 21:14

StevenKelliher wrote:Harold Shipman was a doctor

RL posts from Durham where she is serving 27 life sentences....

StevenKelliher · by **StevenKelliher** » 20 Aug 2007 21:32

Behindu wrote:
StevenKelliher wrote:Harold Shipman was a doctor
RL posts from Durham where she is serving 27 life sentences....

Which means she has a better standard of living and more rights than the average squaddie.

M U R T Y · by **M U R T Y** » 20 Aug 2007 22:10

Royal Lady wrote: You'll get used to it all if you spend your whole day and night on here.

Hugo Boss · by **Hugo Boss** » 21 Aug 2007 09:30

66DD wrote:I went to Milton Keynes on Tuesday night to see the Dons thrash Ipswich on penalties in the Carling Cup. Sitting behind me was a small boy aged about 5 or 6 at his first ever game with his dad. With MK Dons 2-0 up Ipswich conned the referee into giving them a penalty for a dive that would have graced Olympic competition. The Dons "crowd" leapt to their feet and started chanting "w*@nker, w*@nker" etc. You know the one. The lttle boy turned to his dad and said "Dad what does w*@ker mean?" His dad didn't reply but the moment was priceless.

ALOL!! A moment most parents dread I would imagine!!