Stokie86
Academy Starlet
"Bury me under the Boothen"
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Post by Stokie86 on Dec 18, 2007 15:37:02 GMT
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PCXHbCYvzjI&NR=1No doubt S-o-T will be ridden with an excessive amount of police on Saturday. Came across this just and thought it would bring a little bit of fun back into the atmosphere and singing something like this to them instead of the usual 'Harry Roberts' crap! ??? 
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Post by Jug Bank Stokie on Dec 18, 2007 16:47:17 GMT
To quote Lethal Bizzle
"Fuck the Police!" (repeat numerous times)
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Post by lordeffinghamhunt on Dec 18, 2007 16:54:47 GMT
A personal favorite of mine was the age old classic of " Old Mc Donald" . " With a nick nick here and a nick nick there"
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Post by Thank you from Moorlander1 on Dec 18, 2007 17:30:36 GMT
You amaze me guys,you think you can take the Pisss out of the law and when you are nicked you all come on here crying. I have seen the saga so many times,people volunteering to give evidence that never materialises and in the end the brave guy pleads guilty. Get a life chaps.
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Post by Cupid Stunt on Dec 18, 2007 22:09:30 GMT
moorlander it's a bit of fun to sing at a football match. Everyone was singing at the police last year at west brom and a number of them found it funny themselves.
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Post by Thank you from Moorlander1 on Dec 18, 2007 22:22:03 GMT
Donsmith,It was the West Brom game I was referring to,do you remember the guy on here crying he had been arrested. It just so happens it was the same guy who tried to make the Police stupid in the pub by taking the pisss. What goes round comes round fellows.
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Post by scfcrob on Dec 18, 2007 22:57:15 GMT
One of FC United's other songs
Stoke showed up
they had a look
they saw FC
and they ran like fuck
Then leeds showed up
they had a look
saw FC
and they ran like fuck
Then Bacup showed up
they had a look
they pulled out their hammers
and ran like fuck
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Post by PotterLog on Dec 19, 2007 3:07:59 GMT
Donsmith,It was the West Brom game I was referring to,do you remember the guy on here crying he had been arrested. It just so happens it was the same guy who tried to make the Police stupid in the pub by taking the pisss. What goes round comes round fellows. Bloody hell, didn't realise taking the piss out of someone was an arrestable offence. |
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Post by fuggers on Dec 19, 2007 12:58:08 GMT
People's disrespect for the law pisses me off.
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Post by A-teen_six_T3 on Dec 19, 2007 13:18:00 GMT
I'm not a hooligan, not a trouble maker. Don't fight or anything like that on nights out but.. at football the police cause more trouble than they stop, even up Hanley they do. They see a young lad, late teens early twenties they stereotype as a football hooligan and the police target ya. I've been at games where police have called me and others around me bastards, twats, pricks..you name it. Seen lads pushed and told to fuck off. They come bowling in, with weapons out on horses with dogs for no reason, it's going to wind up the most calm of men. S don't give me the "dis-respect for the law" crap. Police at football think that they are high and mighty, then wind people up they react, get arrested. Copper gets a nice little bonus.
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Joey Starr
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Post by Joey Starr on Dec 19, 2007 13:57:27 GMT
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Post by chunkie on Dec 19, 2007 14:46:01 GMT
"every breath you take" - a good police song particularly this time ofyear
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Post by wembleyofthenorth on Dec 19, 2007 14:57:29 GMT
I have a total disrespect for the police but not the law.i wonder what the percentage of police want to help the community and how many want a "good job"
In general coppers were probably bullied at school and had no respect, perhaps also slightly stupid compared to their class mates.this made them sad and crave attention. Unable to get any power in the real world they joined the police as they have a badge and a big stick. This is shown worst at football and evenings where they have a big crowd to demonstrate how aaarrd and important they now are and a crowd upsets them as they feel like the outsider again.
and before anyone crys who would you call if you were in trouble, not the police, tried it twice when burgled, they came the day after and never caught him.also had a motor bike stolen the police didnt even come i was given a crime number over the phone.
twats.
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Post by y_oh_y_delilah on Dec 19, 2007 15:31:35 GMT
wembleyofthenorth, Yep I've heard of 'good cop - bad cop', but just have a rethink about what you've just written and imagine a world without the police.
It's also funny because I dare say that I get out just as often as you do, but surprise, surprise, I don't ever seem to get involved with the sort of coppers you seem to know so well.
OK, there are a few bad apples, but eh! there are also a few moronic Stoke fans, but that shouldn't tar us all with the same brush, should it?
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Post by wembleyofthenorth on Dec 19, 2007 15:46:12 GMT
no i agree, and understand they are needed, i just question the motives of some.my post was tongue in cheek. I have seen too much overzelous policing at football and to a lesser extent weekends, not been on the recieving end to the point of arrest. but witnessed it many times. It is the attitude that riles me at the football the your shit i'm in charge, smug, move along sir, mentality, you must have seen this at away games. (especially away at wales and midlands teams) I dont think they would attempt this anywhere else other than at a football match. I dont know why this is? perhaps it is the reputation of stoke that you mention? god knows. plus i'm bitter as they couldnt get my gear back.  |
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Post by kingdeano on Dec 19, 2007 21:06:46 GMT
shame it wasnt italy, they deserve everything they get! remember wigan away! the police took a battering! get in!
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