Like if your at an airport,trainstation or simply walking down the street and it's not a matchday but they're wearing Tottenham a shirt/sweatop ect do you acknowledge it?
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All the timeLike if your at an airport,trainstation or simply walking down the street and it's not a matchday but they're wearing Tottenham a shirt/sweatop ect do you acknowledge it?
In a slightly similar vein, I was out with my two young kids last weekend and a gooner was sat on his own on the train, with shirt and scarf. It was not their match day. I decided we’d sit next to him. Took off my coat to reveal a bright yellow Tottenham sweatshirt. Encouraged my kids to be really annoying - and sing. Nothing offensive. Just badly and loudly. Don’t think he was impressed. Covered his face and stormed out at the next station.I don’t think I need to. The look of beaten down frustration and a hint of optimism tends to give me away.
Not really on topic, but something that made me laugh the other week was when me and a fellow Spurs fan (neither of us wearing colours) were chatting outside of work, when a guy wearing a Woolwich hat came over asking for directions to the train station.
We both instinctively pointed in the opposite direction.
A bot would say thatI'm still not convinced that you're not all bots and this is all some elaborate prank to waste my time.
In a slightly similar vein, I was out with my two young kids last weekend and a gooner was sat on his own on the train, with shirt and scarf. It was not their match day. I decided we’d sit next to him. Took off my coat to reveal a bright yellow Tottenham sweatshirt. Encouraged my kids to be really annoying - and sing. Nothing offensive. Just badly and loudly. Don’t think he was impressed. Covered his face and stormed out at the next station.
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There's a guy in my gym who has a tattoo of the crest on his leg, sometimes wears the stadium top when he's there. I don't know him but I'm introvert like that.
Sometimes i go gym wearing the squad training top and nobody takes much notice either.
"WE HATE YOU BECAUSE WE'RE SUPPOSED TO, THAT WAY WE GET A CUP FINAL EVERY YEAR"As soon as he was out of sight we both started giggling like schoolgirls. No regrets.
It reminds me of a random chat I had in a pub one evening. I was watching some random match and got chatting to the bloke on the next table. We got on like a house on fire until we both revealed who we supported. I told him I was a Spurs fan...
“Is this a fucking joke?”
“No. Why? Who do you support?”
“West Ham”
“Oh West Ham. That’s nice.”
“Nice? We fuckin’ hate you.”
“Why?”
“Because you’re our fuckin’ enemy”
“No you’re not”
“Whaat?”
“Well you’re not. Woolwich are our rivals. Chelsea are a bunch of cunts. I thought Millwall were your rivals?”
“IT’S YOU, YOU CUNTS”
“Oh. I didn’t know that. Well I hope that works out well for you.” :vertna:
All the time
I can spot a Spurs supporter a mile away.
I was in the theatre when I noticed the guy in front of me had the Spurs app on his phone.
Whilst on a tour in Canada, our mini bus driver was a Spurs supporter, noticed he had a cockrel tattoo.
On a cruise ship with my mum, some guy had a THFC ring.
If I see anyone with a Spurs top walking around Romford I make a point of saying 'COYS' at least, as we tend to be outnumbered by Spammers in that part of town.
We are family.
Far too crude for a Sunday morning, young man, is that the sort of remark you'd make in front of an elderly female relative?..... then you noticed the bloke down the street had Hoddle tattooed on his willy.
I'm still not convinced that you're not all bots and this is all some elaborate prank to waste my time.