Probably one of the most middle class phrases I've read on a football forum, EVER!
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Probably one of the most middle class phrases I've read on a football forum, EVER!
Middle classes’ follow football too, it’s not exclusive to us and there are so many middle class types at Spurs today I can’t tell them from the @rsenal cunts that live here.... but at least they are spurs.
I was coming home from the airport this morning, and I have a Spurs luggage label (!) on my case. A middle-aged couple noticed it, and we had a short but meaningful conversation.
If you wear or show colours, then think you invite acknowledgement, even if it's just a thumbs up or a quick COYS.
By the same token, if I see other teams' supporters, then I tend to sneer or give them a sideways dirty look - not brave enough to do anymore than that
If you wear or show colours, then think you invite acknowledgement, even if it's just a thumbs up or a quick COYS.
By the same token, if I see other teams' supporters, then I tend to sneer or give them a sideways dirty look - not brave enough to do anymore than that
Pretty much the opposite of the thread question (and I’ve probably mentioned it on here before), but me and a fellow Spurs fan I work with were stood outside on a break when this guy approached us.
He was wearing a Gooner hat, and neither of us had any indication that we were Spurs fans. He asked for directions to the station and we both instinctively pointed in the exact opposite direction.
He was wearing a Gooner hat, and neither of us had any indication that we were Spurs fans. He asked for directions to the station and we both instinctively pointed in the exact opposite direction.
“Sneer” and “dirty looks” people are allowed to support other teams dearI was coming home from the airport this morning, and I have a Spurs luggage label (!) on my case. A middle-aged couple noticed it, and we had a short but meaningful conversation.
If you wear or show colours, then think you invite acknowledgement, even if it's just a thumbs up or a quick COYS.
By the same token, if I see other teams' supporters, then I tend to sneer or give them a sideways dirty look - not brave enough to do anymore than that
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More when I’m away as there’s loads of spurs fans here.
Off topic - but this thread has reminded me of the time a mate and I were playing snooker in Walthamstow back in the mid-80's. Walking back at around 2 in the morning, we passed this car with a scum sticker in the window. Having also had a few drinks, we decided to go back to his place and proceeded to take all the player photo inserts from the Spurs programmes of previous seasons, together with some cello tape - and then stuck them all over the windows of this car. You literally could not see inside it once we had finished. For good measure, we placed some traffic cones on the bonnet and the roof.
I saw an old woman today with a scum shirt on with Henry, 12 on it.
Im pretty sure he never wore 12 for the scum, not sure if it was her grandkid called Henry.
I coshed her anyway...
Im pretty sure he never wore 12 for the scum, not sure if it was her grandkid called Henry.
I coshed her anyway...
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Whatever you do... don't Google search "Henry 14"
I'm pretty sure it's all he ever wore!
My mistake, I meant to say she was wearing Henry 12, but he wore 14
Whatever you do... don't Google search "Henry 14"
I'm pretty sure it's all he ever wore!
Yeah, you mentioned it a few pages back in this very same thread matePretty much the opposite of the thread question (and I’ve probably mentioned it on here before), but me and a fellow Spurs fan I work with were stood outside on a break when this guy approached us.
He was wearing a Gooner hat, and neither of us had any indication that we were Spurs fans. He asked for directions to the station and we both instinctively pointed in the exact opposite direction.
Yeah, you mentioned it a few pages back in this very same thread mate
Yes,
and it sounds as equally juvenile as it did the very first time he posted it. FFS Jerry
ochfacepalm:To be fair, I mildly enjoyed hearing about it the first time roundYes,
and it sounds as equally juvenile as it did the very first time he posted it. FFS Jerry
I know someone that does it regularly- nothing to do with football he just gets kicks out of sending tourists the wrong way: he’s pretty fucked up.