Reply With QuoteI stopped going to the Emirates because the atmosphere had become so unpleasant; from what I hear now, it has become positively poisonous.
A reasonsable man might consider that to be a problem for the team.
entitled little man-children who are having a collective tantrum because they aren't getting what they want. Should such people not be subject to criticism?
I stopped going to the Emirates because the atmosphere had become so unpleasant; from what I hear now, it has become positively poisonous.
A reasonsable man might consider that to be a problem for the team.
A 2-0 away win, after a difficult week, in which we seemed to play our best football for months. And still some were unhappy. I don't get it C, I really don't.
Therefore muggy banners and tantrums ahoy!
fighting over a comb
or a five pence piece
This is what 70 years of socialism has brought us to, rnwa.
No honour. No respect. No decency. Just entitlement and thuggery.
Seen it before. Sir C used to lay into anybody having a go at Talbot
suggestion that they may have any responsibilities in terms of showing support for the team and therefore - presumably - contributing to its performance.
What was it someone said about rights without responsibilities again?
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