When Clive Tyldesley screams 'ROOOOONNNNEEEYYYY' as he takes a throw in.
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comment by Bentaleb - The Algerian Zidane (U5073)
posted 2 seconds ago
When Clive Tyldesley screams 'ROOOOONNNNEEEYYYY' as he takes a throw in.
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Tyldsely
sounds devastated when united concede
comment by tgi fry ★ (U9236)
posted 2 seconds ago
5- A lot of people have to travel a long way for a match. And even if they don't they have other responsibilities such as looking after children or work commitments and it is all they can do to squeeze the game in. Leaving five minutes early will save you as much as an hour in travel time some days. Particularly if you're old or disabled, where you can't fight the crowd.
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Old and disabled people wind me up.
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Lucky your not an Arsenal fan then
comment by Galvinas (U10415)
posted 1 minute ago
Talking of vanishing spray.....thought this at the weekend....
What happens in the deep winter when games are still played while snow is falling (and in many cases settling) ?
Yellow ?
Orange?
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Ooooh, the players can sneak forward a few cm's.
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
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Spurs don't wave flags. Seems a big flag with a chicken on a beach ball crest doesn't evoke much pride.
And all those pretentious quotes around WHL - "to dare is to do", "it's all about glory" etc- are sooo cringeworthy. You must think you're Real Madrid.
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comment by ● (U4443)
posted 22 seconds ago
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
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There have been no other stoppages??!
comment by Giröulski Alt-153 and Alt-160 forever (U14971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 1 minute ago
1. When a team plays music at their ground when they score. What kinda of shocking atmosphere must they have to do that?
2. Hearing the same chants over and over again. Arsenal are the biggest culprit, all they have is "ARSENAL, ARSENAL, ARSENAL, ARSENAL.
3. The critisism you hear when at a football ground, football fans are way too fickle. If you pass the ball back to the keeper every moans. Pathetic.
4. Every fan thinking their team never get any decisions from the ref. Get on with it and stop moaning, all the refs are shocking, you win some you lose some.
5. Fans who leave early from a game, even if the games dead and buried its absolutely pathetic. Can't stop complaing about ticket prices so you leave 3/4 minutes before the end of the game. ridiculous.
There is more...
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2- As opposed to just come on you spurs? It sounds dreary. It's the sort of chant that would come from a club that already knows it's going to lose. Sounds so half-hearted. If someone tried to encourage me with that chant my wrists would probably be slit at half time.
5- A lot of people have to travel a long way for a match. And even if they don't they have other responsibilities such as looking after children or work commitments and it is all they can do to squeeze the game in. Leaving five minutes early will save you as much as an hour in travel time some days. Particularly if you're old or disabled, where you can't fight the crowd.
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2. least it's more imaginative than just chanting your teams name over and over again.
5. And ok, a few may have to leave by necessity, but most of them don't. Which is pathetic. A football game is 90 minutes. End of.
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Robben van Persie #20 - Rolls Reus (U1145) posted 1 minute ago
comment by Galvinas (U10415)
posted 1 minute ago
Talking of vanishing spray.....thought this at the weekend....
What happens in the deep winter when games are still played while snow is falling (and in many cases settling) ?
Yellow ?
Orange?
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Ooooh, the players can sneak forward a few cm's.
Yellow card fro Robben
They don't shout ' Attack, Attack' in basketball in the UK. As we have no fans come to watch us
comment by scouse-heart (U3234)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by ● (U4443)
posted 22 seconds ago
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
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There have been no other stoppages??!
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So a game with no throw ins, corners or goal kicks?
how isit pathetic when youve been there for around 2 hours, spent money at the ground and have to nip off home and avoid the rush? atleast people go, if they wna leave when they want, they can. who are you to judge?
"To dare is to do" is such a rubbish motto. To dare isn't to do. Tottenham dared to try and get into the Top 4 consistently and failed miserably.
It's a really poor motto that doesn't really describe Tottenham. If you use Arsenal's motto, it describes how we try to do things, by having a stable, harmonious base. Tottenham's sounds like some poor imitation of the SAS' motto.
comment by Bentaleb - The Algerian Zidane (U5073)
posted 8 minutes ago
Fans who feel the need to chant 'attack, attack attack' at their team like it is basketball.
Pundits praising 'professional fouls' when teams are breaking away. And then when it happens against England/English teams in Europe describe it as cynical.
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They don't shout ' Attack, Attack' in basketball in the UK. As we have no fans come to watch us
"Smilar to how, after the ref sprays his line, they put a toe over it! Like, what the fúck are you gaining?!"
Is this a joke? That extra inch might be the difference between bending in a perfect free kick and hitting someone's head in the wall.
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comment by ®åρtor (U1071)
posted 6 seconds ago
If you use Arsenal's motto, it describes how we try to do things, by having a stable, harmonious base
Oh fack off and go cry me a river you waste of space
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Steve Claridge pretending to know how every club in the football league is performing, just because he has played for 75% of them.
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posted on 16/9/14
When Clive Tyldesley screams 'ROOOOONNNNEEEYYYY' as he takes a throw in.
posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
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comment by Bentaleb - The Algerian Zidane (U5073)
posted 2 seconds ago
When Clive Tyldesley screams 'ROOOOONNNNEEEYYYY' as he takes a throw in.
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Tyldsely
sounds devastated when united concede
posted on 16/9/14
comment by tgi fry ★ (U9236)
posted 2 seconds ago
5- A lot of people have to travel a long way for a match. And even if they don't they have other responsibilities such as looking after children or work commitments and it is all they can do to squeeze the game in. Leaving five minutes early will save you as much as an hour in travel time some days. Particularly if you're old or disabled, where you can't fight the crowd.
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Old and disabled people wind me up.
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Lucky your not an Arsenal fan then
posted on 16/9/14
comment by Galvinas (U10415)
posted 1 minute ago
Talking of vanishing spray.....thought this at the weekend....
What happens in the deep winter when games are still played while snow is falling (and in many cases settling) ?
Yellow ?
Orange?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ooooh, the players can sneak forward a few cm's.
posted on 16/9/14
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
Spurs don't wave flags. Seems a big flag with a chicken on a beach ball crest doesn't evoke much pride.
And all those pretentious quotes around WHL - "to dare is to do", "it's all about glory" etc- are sooo cringeworthy. You must think you're Real Madrid.
posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
comment by ● (U4443)
posted 22 seconds ago
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
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There have been no other stoppages??!
posted on 16/9/14
comment by Giröulski Alt-153 and Alt-160 forever (U14971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 1 minute ago
1. When a team plays music at their ground when they score. What kinda of shocking atmosphere must they have to do that?
2. Hearing the same chants over and over again. Arsenal are the biggest culprit, all they have is "ARSENAL, ARSENAL, ARSENAL, ARSENAL.
3. The critisism you hear when at a football ground, football fans are way too fickle. If you pass the ball back to the keeper every moans. Pathetic.
4. Every fan thinking their team never get any decisions from the ref. Get on with it and stop moaning, all the refs are shocking, you win some you lose some.
5. Fans who leave early from a game, even if the games dead and buried its absolutely pathetic. Can't stop complaing about ticket prices so you leave 3/4 minutes before the end of the game. ridiculous.
There is more...
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2- As opposed to just come on you spurs? It sounds dreary. It's the sort of chant that would come from a club that already knows it's going to lose. Sounds so half-hearted. If someone tried to encourage me with that chant my wrists would probably be slit at half time.
5- A lot of people have to travel a long way for a match. And even if they don't they have other responsibilities such as looking after children or work commitments and it is all they can do to squeeze the game in. Leaving five minutes early will save you as much as an hour in travel time some days. Particularly if you're old or disabled, where you can't fight the crowd.
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2. least it's more imaginative than just chanting your teams name over and over again.
5. And ok, a few may have to leave by necessity, but most of them don't. Which is pathetic. A football game is 90 minutes. End of.
posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
Robben van Persie #20 - Rolls Reus (U1145) posted 1 minute ago
comment by Galvinas (U10415)
posted 1 minute ago
Talking of vanishing spray.....thought this at the weekend....
What happens in the deep winter when games are still played while snow is falling (and in many cases settling) ?
Yellow ?
Orange?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ooooh, the players can sneak forward a few cm's.
Yellow card fro Robben
posted on 16/9/14
They don't shout ' Attack, Attack' in basketball in the UK. As we have no fans come to watch us
posted on 16/9/14
comment by scouse-heart (U3234)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by ● (U4443)
posted 22 seconds ago
If, as claimed, each substitution is supposed to result in 30 seconds added time, then why do some games with 6 subs sometimes end up with only 3 minutes added time???
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There have been no other stoppages??!
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So a game with no throw ins, corners or goal kicks?
posted on 16/9/14
how isit pathetic when youve been there for around 2 hours, spent money at the ground and have to nip off home and avoid the rush? atleast people go, if they wna leave when they want, they can. who are you to judge?
posted on 16/9/14
"To dare is to do" is such a rubbish motto. To dare isn't to do. Tottenham dared to try and get into the Top 4 consistently and failed miserably.
It's a really poor motto that doesn't really describe Tottenham. If you use Arsenal's motto, it describes how we try to do things, by having a stable, harmonious base. Tottenham's sounds like some poor imitation of the SAS' motto.
posted on 16/9/14
comment by Bentaleb - The Algerian Zidane (U5073)
posted 8 minutes ago
Fans who feel the need to chant 'attack, attack attack' at their team like it is basketball.
Pundits praising 'professional fouls' when teams are breaking away. And then when it happens against England/English teams in Europe describe it as cynical.
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They don't shout ' Attack, Attack' in basketball in the UK. As we have no fans come to watch us
posted on 16/9/14
"Smilar to how, after the ref sprays his line, they put a toe over it! Like, what the fúck are you gaining?!"
Is this a joke? That extra inch might be the difference between bending in a perfect free kick and hitting someone's head in the wall.
posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
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posted on 16/9/14
comment by ®åρtor (U1071)
posted 6 seconds ago
If you use Arsenal's motto, it describes how we try to do things, by having a stable, harmonious base
Oh fack off and go cry me a river you waste of space
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posted on 16/9/14
Steve Claridge pretending to know how every club in the football league is performing, just because he has played for 75% of them.
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