Now I don't really follow this American football malarkey, but it seems that

[Burney]

Philadelphia's fans are celebrating the Super Bowl triumph of the city of brotherly love by...errr...smashing it up. :hehe:

http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/05/rioting-philadelphia-super-bowl-2018-rioting-breaks-7286935/

[World's End Stella]

Philadelphia's fans are celebrating the Super Bowl triumph of the city of brotherly love by...errr...smashing it up. :hehe:

http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/05/rioting-philadelphia-super-bowl-2018-rioting-breaks-7286935/

There is a long and storied history of American sports fans wrecking their cities after winning the Championship. And Philly fans are known as some of the most objectionable around. They relish in the reputation.

If memory serves, the fine citizens of Chicago did a particularly good number on that city after the Bulls won the NBA championship some years back.

[PSRB]

There is a long and storied history of American sports fans wrecking their cities after winning the Championship. And Philly fans are known as some of the most objectionable around. They relish in the reputation.

If memory serves, the fine citizens of Chicago did a particularly good number on that city after the Bulls won the NBA championship some years back.

Frequently happens to whichever city's team win the Stanley Cup, all very bizarre.

We just had a kickabout across Blackstock Road when we won the league

[Burney]

There is a long and storied history of American sports fans wrecking their cities after winning the Championship. And Philly fans are known as some of the most objectionable around. They relish in the reputation.

If memory serves, the fine citizens of Chicago did a particularly good number on that city after the Bulls won the NBA championship some years back.

Gosh. Who knew?

This chap's dedication to misbehaviour is especially admirable, I think.

https://twitter.com/barstoolhrtland/status/960386779890245632

[Sir C]

Philadelphia's fans are celebrating the Super Bowl triumph of the city of brotherly love by...errr...smashing it up. :hehe:

http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/05/rioting-philadelphia-super-bowl-2018-rioting-breaks-7286935/

Septics. Silly as árseholes to a man.

[Burney]

Septics. Silly as árseholes to a man.

:nod: Everyone knows that what you do in these situations is leave the taps running in the opposition's bogs.

[Tony C]

This is what happens when the City doesn’t have any aids to help them with the post game celebrations imo

[Burney]

This is what happens when the City doesn’t have any aids to help them with the post game celebrations imo

I can't help but feel that Rocky ought to be out there exhorting them to be better people, t.

Right. Apart from William Penn, the Liberty Bell and the Declaration of Independence, that exhausts my knowledge of Philadelphia.

[Ash]

I can't help but feel that Rocky ought to be out there exhorting them to be better people, t.

Right. Apart from William Penn, the Liberty Bell and the Declaration of Independence, that exhausts my knowledge of Philadelphia.

Soft cheese.

[Burney]

Soft cheese.

The alternative being hard cheese, which is presumably what Bostonians are currently enduring?

[IUFG]

... that exhausts my knowledge of Philadelphia.

Bruce Springsteen wrote and sang a really **** song about The Streets of...

:thumbup:

[redgunamo]

I can't help but feel that Rocky ought to be out there exhorting them to be better people, t.

Right. Apart from William Penn, the Liberty Bell and the Declaration of Independence, that exhausts my knowledge of Philadelphia.

https://i.pinimg.com/236x/34/ce/b8/34ceb848a7d747430dd648413dc2200f--fly-eagles-fly-will-smith.jpg

[Luis Anaconda]

I can't help but feel that Rocky ought to be out there exhorting them to be better people, t.

Right. Apart from William Penn, the Liberty Bell and the Declaration of Independence, that exhausts my knowledge of Philadelphia.

I went to a wedding there once. Nice station, church should have had air conditioning. Finished up in a bar in the middle of nowhere where the bride (my cousin) turned up but not the groom. Ended up playing pool in her basement (stop it - not a euphemism) with the lad who drove us home. He was so pissed he could barely hold a cue, which given we had got back through some quite windy roads perplexed me. That's my Philadelphia Experiment anyway

[redgunamo]

I went to a wedding there once. Nice station, church should have had air conditioning. Ended up in a bar in the middle of nowhere where the bride (my cousin) turned up but not the groom. Ended up playing pool in her basement (stop it - not a euphemism) with the lad who drove us home. He was so pissed he could barely hold a cue, which given we had got back through so quite windy roads perplexed me. That's my Philadelphia Experiment anyway

I've got a cousin there too, called Isabel :rubchin:

[Sir C]

Bruce Springsteen wrote and sang a really **** song about The Streets of...

:thumbup:

Won an Oscar, that did.

wd bs.

[Burney]

I've got a cousin there too, called Isabel :rubchin:

Well it seems there's much more to Philadelphia than I realised.

[Burney]

Won an Oscar, that did.

wd bs.

What was it about?

[Luis Anaconda]

I've got a cousin there too, called Isabel :rubchin:
Isabel? Tall girl, Well-shaped? Pretty? If so - PIC?

[Sir C]

What was it about?

Geezer dying of the bad aids.

"Night has fallen, I'm lyin' awake,
I can feel myself fading away,
So receive me brother with your faithless kiss..."

Bit bitter, imo.