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by Royal Lady » 22 Feb 2009 09:48
by Woodcote Royal » 22 Feb 2009 16:45
Schards#2 Woodcote, don't class yourself as a 'supporter' as you are not, you're an embarrasement to the genuine football who follows their side through good and bad.
Supporters continue to get behind their team even when the going gets tough. You flounce out like a big girl's blouse after 47 minutes and vow not to come back until things are good again. The two things are very different.
Hopefully you are as good as your word and give/sell your ticket to a genuine supporter. At least it'll be one less empty seat among the many.
by Schards#2 » 22 Feb 2009 17:27
Woodcote RoyalSchards#2 Woodcote, don't class yourself as a 'supporter' as you are not, you're an embarrasement to the genuine football who follows their side through good and bad.
Supporters continue to get behind their team even when the going gets tough. You flounce out like a big girl's blouse after 47 minutes and vow not to come back until things are good again. The two things are very different.
Hopefully you are as good as your word and give/sell your ticket to a genuine supporter. At least it'll be one less empty seat among the many.
Support seems to be a word you struggle to comprehend.
It must really hurt when you turn up on a match day, grinning from ear to ear at every empty seat that comes into view, to know that many of them have been paid for by loyal supporters who are happy to financially "support" their team whether they get to watch the game or not.
And, funnily enough, what I do with my seat when I choose not to use it is none of your business but, rest assured, it will be mine for years to come for fear of having to sit anywhere close to some of the sad individuals who inhabit other areas of the ground.
by brendywendy » 22 Feb 2009 17:46
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Feb 2009 01:02
Schards#2Woodcote RoyalSchards#2 Woodcote, don't class yourself as a 'supporter' as you are not, you're an embarrasement to the genuine football who follows their side through good and bad.
Supporters continue to get behind their team even when the going gets tough. You flounce out like a big girl's blouse after 47 minutes and vow not to come back until things are good again. The two things are very different.
Hopefully you are as good as your word and give/sell your ticket to a genuine supporter. At least it'll be one less empty seat among the many.
Support seems to be a word you struggle to comprehend.
It must really hurt when you turn up on a match day, grinning from ear to ear at every empty seat that comes into view, to know that many of them have been paid for by loyal supporters who are happy to financially "support" their team whether they get to watch the game or not.
And, funnily enough, what I do with my seat when I choose not to use it is none of your business but, rest assured, it will be mine for years to come for fear of having to sit anywhere close to some of the sad individuals who inhabit other areas of the ground.
Is this the latest Woodcote theory of why the ground is never full? All the empty seats are bought by philanthropists who buy them with no intention of going?![]()
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What you do with your seat is indeed no business of mine but if you vacate it after 47 minutes and vow not to sit in it again until things are going better, don't pretend you are a supporter as it insults actual supporters.
I don't give a toss what you do other than a) laughing at you, and b) praying you never buy a seat anywhere near mine if you ever decide to put your toys back in your pram and come to another game. Hopefully you won't though, obviously.
by stl_royal » 23 Feb 2009 01:35
by Denver Royal » 23 Feb 2009 04:58
by Royal Lady » 23 Feb 2009 08:48
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Feb 2009 09:53
Denver Royal Woodcote...a couple questions if I may...
1. You really believe you are better if you leave after 47 mins than someone who may have got a prediction wrong on a meaningless internet message board?
2. We're 3rd in the Championship and may get promoted to the Premiership...a lofty status given our history. What do you think of fans who stayed til the end? Do you think they are idiots?
by Dr Hfuhruhurr » 23 Feb 2009 10:07
by Woking Royal » 23 Feb 2009 10:13
by Woking Royal » 23 Feb 2009 10:17
by bobby m's syrup » 23 Feb 2009 10:30
by The 17 Bus » 23 Feb 2009 10:36
by Thaumagurist* » 23 Feb 2009 10:39
by Once were Biscuitmen » 23 Feb 2009 10:58
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Feb 2009 11:47
Woking Royal
So ................ what are we up to Woodcote?
by Arch » 23 Feb 2009 14:42
If the universe is governed by a supremely powerful, benevolent and provident creator, why does He allow Reading fans to suffer so?Woking Royal < PS, I won't be debating the above, so save your breath on the insults>
by Stranded » 23 Feb 2009 14:44
by Royalee » 23 Feb 2009 15:22
Thaumagurist* Another pathetic Royalee knee-jerk.
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