No, it was like a 'guffaw', like an outbreak of tourettes or something.Originally Posted by Leeds-18
You laughed out of your anus or something?
Happens when I think of a cultured Leeds fan.
How's Siberia working out for you, Loiner? Warmer than Yorkshire in any case.
Yeah, well Jeremy Paxman and Mark Lawson are Leeds fans, so SHOVE IT.
It's a laugh, you know? When I came here to Irkutsk, I was expecting toothless beggars, AIDS-ridden crack whores and vodka-addicted bandits strewn across the streets lobbing Stanley knives at anyone they deem an outsider. It's fulfilled my expectations completely. And it's still nicer than Bradford.How's Siberia working out for you, Loiner? Warmer than Yorkshire in any case.
Smashing lake too.
"Leeds are a big club with great traditions... It is clear that their supporters are very important to them. They back their team all the time and make it tough for their opponents. Those fans are amazing, such loyalty and support."
- Rafa Benitez.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE.
[QUOTE=Leeds-18;2244250]Yeah, well Jeremy Paxman and Mark Lawson are Leeds fans, so SHOVE IT./QUOTE]
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Who, in their right mind, would brag about being in league with those two?Yeah, well Jeremy Paxman and Mark Lawson are Leeds fans, so SHOVE IT.
It's a laugh, you know? When I came here to Irkutsk, I was expecting toothless beggars, AIDS-ridden crack whores and vodka-addicted bandits strewn across the streets lobbing Stanley knives at anyone they deem an outsider. It's fulfilled my expectations completely. And it's still nicer than Bradford.
Smashing lake too.
just to clear up the chant, it seemed pretty obvious to me what the bolton fans were singing/droning.
it was: 'delia's right, your fans are ****e'.
to be fair, they arguably had a point in the first half - we were fairly muted, not that the bolton fans (of which there were only about 400) were a whole sight better. however, 2nd half while attacking the barclay, we got right behind the lads from the kick off and the atmosphere was a million times better. i'm going to put the quiet first half down to the cold - it took some adjusting to! once we all started bouncing in the 2nd half we all warmed up
could not understand a word Bolton "fans" were chanting, did not care just loved watching our brilliant boys give them such a hiding, pity Holty did not connect with a few and get the score to where it should have been 2-0 flattered them a lot.
Worse fans for rubbish this year have been QPR and Chelsea but they are Londoners and live in a dump the are right to be jealous of our wonderful county with all its beauty, feel sorry for the poor little dears so cant criticise them as they have enough to cope with already!
it was a match which really should have ended up 4 or 5 nil. amazingly, match of the day made it look pretty even!
4/5 - 1. That it remained x - 0 was down to John Ruddy's long arm and big mitt, otherwise Petrov's corner would have been bundled in by Eagles.it was a match which really should have ended up 4 or 5 nil. amazingly, match of the day made it look pretty even!
I went to Bolton once, it really is a **** hole, nothing and I mean nothing going for it what so ever.
Just a bunch of fat people wearing Asda trainers and washed out replica football shirts, which I took to be their best clothes,
joining the queue at the social to collect their dole money.
In the summer a load of them migrate to Yarmouth, it's funny to see Fat dad, fat mum and fat kids in the same attire as above,
(sports gear FFS) heading straight for the chip stalls on the market, where I assume they then spend the biggest part of their holiday.
If it's so great 'up north' as they all keep going on about, why don't they just do us all a favour and stay there?
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even bolton's ground is a let-down. it looks great when you're approaching it from the outside, lots of character for a new-build stadium, unlike many of the flat-pack looking ones, but then you get inside and its rubbish - grey, plain and boring! i suppose i'm trying to say its grim up north...
suppose i'm trying to say its grim up north...
Stop 'trying' to say it and just come out with it.
It's a miracle their stadium is still there, I'm suprised that someone hasn't nicked it to joy ride in.
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There's enough of you narcissistic, Southern, shandy-swilling dandies polluting our North too.
"Leeds are a big club with great traditions... It is clear that their supporters are very important to them. They back their team all the time and make it tough for their opponents. Those fans are amazing, such loyalty and support."
- Rafa Benitez.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE.
Shandy, ????? You lot gave the world John Smiths for gods sake. Just down the road from me is Woodfordes "Real Ale" brewery. It's better than anything thats ever come out of Yorkshire. Go on off with you, have another bag of chips!!There's enough of you narcissistic, Southern, shandy-swilling dandies polluting our North too.
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The Roman's got Hadrians wall wrong it should of been built near Watford Gap to keep you Northern savages in check.There's enough of you narcissistic, Southern, shandy-swilling dandies polluting our North too.
Sorry to rehash this but, I read in the Sunday papers the and I quote "Carrow road was evacuated before the game due to a faulty alarm"??????
Really????? I arrived about 2;30 and didn't see a load of people leaving, did anyone else hear, see, or got asked to leave?
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first i've heard of it!
A false alarm forced Norwich to evacuate Carrow Road before the kick-off but when the game began the home side were the ones on fire, laying siege to the visitors' goal from the start.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...l#ixzz1liLrYzk
Just under the picture of Jackson.
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Were you in the Barclay stand, might have been easier to distinguish the meaningjust to clear up the chant, it seemed pretty obvious to me what the bolton fans were singing/droning.
it was: 'delia's right, your fans are ****e'.
to be fair, they arguably had a point in the first half - we were fairly muted, not that the bolton fans (of which there were only about 400) were a whole sight better. however, 2nd half while attacking the barclay, we got right behind the lads from the kick off and the atmosphere was a million times better. i'm going to put the quiet first half down to the cold - it took some adjusting to! once we all started bouncing in the 2nd half we all warmed up
yep. obviously a lot easier to hear the away fans from the barclay, especially when they only bring enough fans to fit on a skateboardWere you in the Barclay stand, might have been easier to distinguish the meaning
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