I'm Back!!!!!!

[Churchill]

You're a total coward.

You abused the original poster by insulting his child.

Shame on you mate.

I'm a coward because I won't agree to your demands?

FFS, you've got some twisted sense of logic there sunshine!

[bogeyman]

I'm a coward because I won't agree to your demands?

FFS, you've got some twisted sense of logic there sunshine!

Yes you're a big-mouthed coward.

[DodgyAgent]

I think Bogey that Churchills comment was not personalised at your son. I believe he was alluring to a conceptual pattern of behaviour that goes to make up a stereotypical football (or any other) supporter.

[BrilloPad]

Well, I learned my lesson that day, I can tell you!

Only make posts about the weather?

[bogeyman]

I think Bogey that Churchills comment was not personalised at your son. I believe he was alluring to a conceptual pattern of behaviour that goes to make up a stereotypical football (or any other) supporter.

Oh dear, keep up Dodgy - it wasn't MY son!

[bogeyman]

Only make posts about the weather?

Oh FFS!

Doesn't anyone here have some balls and decency?

Is it fair to shyt on and generally abuse family members of posters?

CUK seems to be somewhat symptomatic of society at large, it seems.

[DodgyAgent]

Oh dear, keep up Dodgy - it wasn't MY son!

I thought you'd been shagging Bluebirds missus

[sasguru]

OK calm down. This is what I believe happened:

Churchill, in his inarticulate way, suggested that for a boy of 7 to shed tears because of a football match was inappropriate and that in the long run that sort of misguided passion can lead to fanaticism (which is of course where the short-form "fan" comes from). And from there to the sort of scummy behaviour we saw in Manchester.

There were quite a few posters, including myself who agreed with the sentiment of inappropriate passion, if not with the way it was put.

[Pondlife]

OK calm down. This is what I believe happened:

Churchill, in his inarticulate way, suggested that for a boy of 7 to shed tears because of a football match was inappropriate and that in the long run that sort of misguided passion can lead to fanaticism (which is of course where the short-form "fan" comes from). And from there to the sort of scummy behaviour we saw in Manchester.

There were quite a few posters, including myself who agreed with the sentiment of inappropriate passion, if not with the way it was put.

I hope you're not suggesting that Bluebird's offspring might become a Manc!!!

Good grief.

[bogeyman]

OK calm down. This is what I believe happened:

Churchill, in his inarticulate way, suggested that for a boy of 7 to shed tears because of a football match was inappropriate and that in the long run that sort of misguided passion can lead to fanaticism (which is of course where the short-form "fan" comes from). And from there to the sort of scummy behaviour we saw in Manchester.

There were quite a few posters, including myself who agreed with the sentiment of inappropriate passion, if not with the way it was put.

Stop apoligising for the twat.