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Post by Squeekster on Mar 9, 2017 9:40:38 GMT
That's disgraceful should be Motorhead and White Lightning!  Man city fans choice is listening to George Michael while supping that new-ish craft beer called Blue Moon. Nowt wrong with blue moon, get a good few pints in at the Glebe before a game, goes down great. |
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Post by alster on Mar 9, 2017 9:46:33 GMT
I honestly don't remember but thats not unusual I've not got a great memory for football games I've been to hundreds, into thousand odd in all likelyhood and I don't remember many I have a job with games from earlier this season don't know why I've got a reasonable memory otherwise but I just can't recall particular football games like many other supporters do. I've been to loads of games and later heard there was loads of trouble and arrests etc yet seen nothing of it. To be completely honest I've been going regularly since the Durban promotion season. Used to sit on the wall in the Butler Street paddock as a kid right next to my heroes of the day, I saw those horrible fences go up and come down in total bemusement because you know I've NEVER really witnessed any major football violence except on tv. I honestly think that unless its something you associate with its generally not happening around you. Surely you'd remember whether you'd been a game or not that ended with both us and them getting relegated to division three? BM I've been to loads of pivotal games and I don't remember them either. I've a very strange memory with football games for some reason one of my more memorable games was 5-4 vs Barnsley at the Vic in a game that as far as I remember wasn't very important at all. Its like as I say when I started going regular I can remember the season, I can remember being promoted with Crystal Palace and Brighton but I can't remember a single game or goal and wouldn't be able to tell you the year without looking it up. |
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Post by hulkhogan on Mar 9, 2017 9:56:39 GMT
You know something dudes, there just ain't a place for hooligans in our game.
You don't wanna be like that Macho Man brothers.
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Post by alster on Mar 9, 2017 10:15:27 GMT
You know something dudes, there just ain't a place for hooligans in our game. You don't wanna be like that Macho Man brothers. I've never understood the tribalism of football supporters. Why can other sports have totally unsegregated crowds, why is football different? |
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Post by NG4POTTERS on Mar 9, 2017 10:21:19 GMT
I want to know when Manchester City fans became such pussies. First half they were squealing like Arsenal fans at perfectly clean (and very visibly clean) hard tackles which got 100% of the ball. Of course the most despicable part of the evening was Sane's horrendous dive in a direct attempt to get Bards sent off. The big man of course just laughed it off and made Sane look the cunt he is. Absolutely mate!! Howling and blarting at absolutely anything. Pathetic. So glad we stuck it to em last night. Some expert tackles going in. |
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Post by davejohnno1 on Mar 9, 2017 10:25:23 GMT
I had a few messages from man city supporting friends pre match.
Strangely I've had nothing post match.
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Post by alster on Mar 9, 2017 10:25:32 GMT
I want to know when Manchester City fans became such pussies. First half they were squealing like Arsenal fans at perfectly clean (and very visibly clean) hard tackles which got 100% of the ball. Of course the most despicable part of the evening was Sane's horrendous dive in a direct attempt to get Bards sent off. The big man of course just laughed it off and made Sane look the cunt he is. Absolutely mate!! Howling and blarting at absolutely anything. Pathetic. So glad we stuck it to em last night. Some expert tackles going in. Diouf's tackling is scary, you feel he's completely sold himself or its going to be a certain card and up he comes with the ball. |
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Post by NG4POTTERS on Mar 9, 2017 10:30:28 GMT
Absolutely mate!! Howling and blarting at absolutely anything. Pathetic. So glad we stuck it to em last night. Some expert tackles going in. Diouf's tackling is scary, you feel he's completely sold himself or its going to be a certain card and up he comes with the ball. Commitment mate and i love it but yeah i know what you are saying. Haha. He just flies right in there. |
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Post by Mendicant on Mar 9, 2017 10:35:54 GMT
i think 6 fingers refers to people who have sex inbread I need six fingers with my c@ k You need fingers? Get yourself up Hanley this Saturday night. |
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Post by Billy the kid on Mar 9, 2017 10:47:07 GMT
ok you have put your point across back to my question did you go when we got relegated against man city....if you did go you will know it wasnt just so called hooligans getting involved it was just a free for all what i saw I honestly don't remember but thats not unusual I've not got a great memory for football games I've been to hundreds, into thousand odd in all likelyhood and I don't remember many I have a job with games from earlier this season don't know why I've got a reasonable memory otherwise but I just can't recall particular football games like many other supporters do. I've been to loads of games and later heard there was loads of trouble and arrests etc yet seen nothing of it. To be completely honest I've been going regularly since the Durban promotion season. Used to sit on the wall in the Butler Street paddock as a kid right next to my heroes of the day, I saw those horrible fences go up and come down in total bemusement because you know I've NEVER really witnessed any major football violence except on tv. I honestly think that unless its something you associate with its generally not happening around you. I was at that game and from memory, I saw people having verbals all over the place, some argy bargy from people I have never seen before or since. The whole atmosphere was dicey and It could have gone off big time. But it didn't, the majority walked away from the stadium gutted and numb from both sets of supporters. |
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Post by malteser68 on Mar 9, 2017 11:00:01 GMT
😂😂😂😂 Opportunity blown Stoke were just utterly fucking miserable though. Boring fucking bastards. You know your not going down, you know your not making Europe. So, why not come and have a game of football? Why cone to sit back like that when it doesn't matter either way. Just a shit 6 fingered club with a fucking journey man manager What the eejit really wanted to say was - They've nothing to play for so they should have just come here and thrown in the towel and let us have all 3 points without breaking a sweat |
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Post by jeycov on Mar 9, 2017 11:16:43 GMT
man city fan here in peace. i thought you played well tonight and stuck to a plan. very organized and good defensive set up. please dont go off blue moon, theres always tones of crap posted on there especially after a match. good luck for the rest of the season  Hope you catch Chelsea- very difficult but not impossible |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2017 11:43:09 GMT
The best chance of the night, IMHO, was Ramadan's short cross into the middle. Lovely bit of skill, that only needed a touch, and it would have been a lovely well created goal.
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Post by Gary Hackett on Mar 9, 2017 12:02:03 GMT
Worst fans on the planet.
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Post by redstriper on Mar 9, 2017 12:35:17 GMT
they are bound to be frustrated and moan a bit, especially on the forums, and whilst we played well our first objective was to stifle, and we did plenty to take the pace out of the game and ensure they didn't get any momentum going.
Most city fans seem pretty genuine to me (not like the red shirted ones up the road from them) and will be well aware their team came up short on the night against a committed opponent.
It makes me cringe to read some of the shit that's written on here after each match and I imagine the average city fan feels the same.
Forums, no place for emotional intelligence or empathy unfortunately.
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Post by lordb on Mar 9, 2017 12:37:45 GMT
Worst fans on the planet. naah... |
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Post by baltipiesmuggler on Mar 9, 2017 12:44:20 GMT
I've never understood the view that 'lesser' teams who opt to stifle other sides from playing an open game and scoring a hatfull are being boring.
Last I checked it's a competitive sport and if we opted to compete through being compact, defending well and limiting their chances that's every bit as valid as looking to go romping forward and getting spanked.
If we'd never left our half then fair enough, but we created some decent chances ourselves.
Symptomatic of the modern football fan I suppose.
Sent from my SM-G928F using proboards
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Post by Roland the Thompson Gunner on Mar 9, 2017 12:50:28 GMT
Even my missus, who hasn't got much tolerance for football, said how much she enjoyed last night's match on the telly. I thought it was a masterclass in game control from Hughes and the lads.
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Post by bristolstoki on Mar 9, 2017 12:58:34 GMT
I honestly don't remember but thats not unusual I've not got a great memory for football games I've been to hundreds, into thousand odd in all likelyhood and I don't remember many I have a job with games from earlier this season don't know why I've got a reasonable memory otherwise but I just can't recall particular football games like many other supporters do. I've been to loads of games and later heard there was loads of trouble and arrests etc yet seen nothing of it. To be completely honest I've been going regularly since the Durban promotion season. Used to sit on the wall in the Butler Street paddock as a kid right next to my heroes of the day, I saw those horrible fences go up and come down in total bemusement because you know I've NEVER really witnessed any major football violence except on tv. I honestly think that unless its something you associate with its generally not happening around you. Surely you'd remember whether you'd been a game or not that ended with both us and them getting relegated to division three? BM In fairness, Mick, his view of the goings on that day may have been obscured by Neville Southalls enormous backside which unfortunately was never in front of our goal for their five goals. |
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Post by Mint Berry Barks on Mar 9, 2017 13:29:52 GMT
We should tell them to steal Vale's song as well to cheer them up, they already have ours and Crewe's.
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Post by LDE76 on Mar 9, 2017 13:33:25 GMT
We should tell them to steal Vale's song as well to cheer them up, they already have ours and Crewe's. To be fair, he's already implied that he hates Stoke. |
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Post by hammered on Mar 9, 2017 14:10:19 GMT
What were you supposed to do? Roll-up and roll over?
Well played Stoke and Shawcross looks back to his best. Ramadam looks useful too..
You were in the game from start to finish and got what you deserved. Hughes tactics were spot on IMO.
I wish we’d been a bit more circumspect against Chelsea on Monday with more defensive resilience but maybe the Mancs (both sets) are having to accept (that this season) the killer instinct to beat teams that make it a contest is missing and they're not as good as they assume.
Tough!!
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Post by Anto1962 on Mar 9, 2017 15:27:51 GMT
What were you supposed to do? Roll-up and roll over? Well played Stoke and Shawcross looks back to his best. Ramadam looks useful too.. You were in the game from start to finish and got what you deserved. Hughes tactics were spot on IMO. I wish we’d been a bit more circumspect against Chelsea on Monday with more defensive resilience but maybe the Mancs (both sets) are having to accept (that this season) the killer instinct to beat teams that make it a contest is missing and they're not as good as they assume. Tough!! Cheers hammered, I was well pleased with the performance which was tactically very good and with a slightly better final ball or clinical finish could have seen us take all three points. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 9, 2017 15:32:35 GMT
It didn't end up too good for them, considering how they thought they were going to take over the Brit and the home stands. Never seen so may bleating whiny Mancs and blokes running as fast as an Olympic athlete. To be fair mate, they gave us a dicking on the pitch that day and even though their attempted taking of our end failed miserably, it was a shit of a day. The only thing pleasurable about our games back then was a walk through Moss Side and picking up a cheap blow job. A certain bunch of us went to Maine Road one year when the game against Leicester got postponed. It went very well in the Villa end until a Stoke song started. Watch it pal. You're showing your credentials right there. Some people might boo hoo and crybaby, and call you a hooligan. Which I'm sure would hurt you deeply and force you to seek counselling. Have a good day. 😋 |
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Post by 3putts on Mar 10, 2017 5:19:45 GMT
ok you have put your point across back to my question did you go when we got relegated against man city....if you did go you will know it wasnt just so called hooligans getting involved it was just a free for all what i saw I honestly don't remember but thats not unusual I've not got a great memory for football games I've been to hundreds, into thousand odd in all likelyhood and I don't remember many I have a job with games from earlier this season don't know why I've got a reasonable memory otherwise but I just can't recall particular football games like many other supporters do. I've been to loads of games and later heard there was loads of trouble and arrests etc yet seen nothing of it. To be completely honest I've been going regularly since the Durban promotion season. Used to sit on the wall in the Butler Street paddock as a kid right next to my heroes of the day, I saw those horrible fences go up and come down in total bemusement because you know I've NEVER really witnessed any major football violence except on tv. I honestly think that unless its something you associate with its generally not happening around you. you claim to have been to thousands of games but never seen any mither? bullshit. are you registered blind? where you at the vic? man city,grimsby,brum,bristol. just to name a few off top of my head.i dont go looking for trouble and would prefer to avoid it but i have seen some very bad scenes usually when innocent stokies are attacked, which forces their fellow stokies to wade in and help them.without them many innocent stokies would have been seriously injured. think brum |
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Post by metalhead on Mar 10, 2017 7:22:12 GMT
Worst fans on the planet. Not really. |
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Post by alster on Mar 10, 2017 9:29:27 GMT
I honestly don't remember but thats not unusual I've not got a great memory for football games I've been to hundreds, into thousand odd in all likelyhood and I don't remember many I have a job with games from earlier this season don't know why I've got a reasonable memory otherwise but I just can't recall particular football games like many other supporters do. I've been to loads of games and later heard there was loads of trouble and arrests etc yet seen nothing of it. To be completely honest I've been going regularly since the Durban promotion season. Used to sit on the wall in the Butler Street paddock as a kid right next to my heroes of the day, I saw those horrible fences go up and come down in total bemusement because you know I've NEVER really witnessed any major football violence except on tv. I honestly think that unless its something you associate with its generally not happening around you. you claim to have been to thousands of games but never seen any mither? bullshit. are you registered blind? where you at the vic? man city,grimsby,brum,bristol. just to name a few off top of my head.i dont go looking for trouble and would prefer to avoid it but i have seen some very bad scenes usually when innocent stokies are attacked, which forces their fellow stokies to wade in and help them.without them many innocent stokies would have been seriously injured. think brum No its not bullshit at all. Used to walk down to the Vic from Smithpool Rd, get fish and chips from Wheeldon Rd chippy Butler St paddock then Boothen end when I was grown enough to cope with the surge etc. Walk back same route never seen any serious trouble. In fact I think I posted the worst thing I've seen on another thread. Got tickets for a Stoke Vale game in with the vale fans because Stoke had sold out. When we scored some other Stoke fans in the same stand celebrated openly and a group of vale thugs went to have a set to with them and in their blind rage knocked an old man (one of their own) down between rows of seats and didn't give a fuck about him. Guess what when they got to the Stoke fans they shouted and gesticulated at each other, stewards came and removed the Stoke fans and there wasn't even a proper bloody fight. Why do football fans fight? We live and work alongside each other day in day out without issue often enjoying banter with people who support other clubs. People behave strangely in large groups (herds) I've never been part of any herd maybe thats why I've never had or seen any serious trouble, maybe I've been there when it happened and been completely oblivious to it or maybe it happens around you because you associate with the herd or are part of the herd. I just go to watch games of football. |
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Post by sheikhmomo on Mar 10, 2017 9:39:14 GMT
Who the fuck is this cunt from the MEN?
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Post by FullerMagic on Mar 10, 2017 9:48:28 GMT
Who the fuck is this cunt from the MEN? Can't imagine Peter 'Swoop' Hewitt going in for this kind of bantz, can you? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 10, 2017 9:58:00 GMT
That's why I along with many others, I suspect, go in the first place
GD
P.S Do you wear I Stoke Top or logo to identify yourself as a 'fan' at the games ?
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