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AFCB-Wing wrote:

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what a game, great support from us, pires man of the match.

oh, and the poznan is the way forward in welling united goal celebrations

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 I couldn't make it in the end

please tell me that you are joking with that poznan remark - only a bunch of joke fans (ie man city fans) do that

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 And dont forget Lech Poznan fans who City copied.

Well it may be a forum but I wouldn't say it's faceless, it's not an anonymous post, it's me putting my name against it. You say you hate to see our fans copy these celebrations but you're never really at the games to see it. The make such a stupid comment as "If these celebrations continue I'l ask the Hobbins for a refund on my season ticket" is stupid. It's called fun J, you should try it sometime.

I'm sorry j, I saw some fans jumping around with there arms in the air the other day..think it was Monday, oh yea it was man city fans. Should we not do this either? And they were singing (guess that's now outta the question).
I couldn't be bothered to quote you, its hard to do on a mobile when your out having a good time after a great match and not sat on a laptop at home (yawn) but you get my drift.

oh no I'm unpopular amongst people I don't know

and I'm down Millwall on Tuesday but I'll keep an eye out for it on Saturday - always good to see an original celebration at our games so I'll start bringing the cow bell to ring.......

"If you build a stand you should have put a roof on it! Wuh Uh Oh Uh Uh Oh Uh Oh Oh Uh Uh Oh" Classic chant!! Great performance and a good day out.

The Popes Pointy Hat wrote:

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Yes J, we are the same and I quote - "joke fans" who have and always will support the club, on and off the pitch, week in week out which everyone involved with the club, from the owners to the playing staff, appreciates more than a self-proclaimed ground hopper who then seems dismayed as to why attendances are down.

Christ on a bike - You spout some absolute drivel on here (and in real life as your infamous five minute champions league-gate rant showed) at the best of times but I have genuinely never read so much complete and utter waffle in all my life.
A wise man once told me that "it is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" and let me tell you, all doubt has certainly been removed.

The Poznan goal celebration is an obvious tongue in cheek bit of fun from my fellow Brethren. Why shouldn't we copy what other teams do? Indeed, if we weren't to copy what other teams do, then there would be no songs or chanting at our games or in fact, there would be no singing in any matches up and down the country as all songs are copied, with the occasional word changed.
Our main song of "It's a grand ol' team to play for" was first sung I believe by Everton and is still used as their main song today. Shall we not sing this, in case we get accused of plagiarism? Shall I not - as the great Lulu once sang "Throw My Head Back and Shout!" when we score a goal as the first team to have ever scored a goal was greeted by celebration from fans. Is this a clear case of plagiarism aswell?

At the end of the day, it is up to us how we decide to support the team and this cannot be mocked by anyone, especially if they are not there. I don't care if other teams supporter's talk about us or think what we do is embarrassing either, we are just enjoying ourselves something which you should do rather than sitting at home and judging others, whilst presumeably masterbating furiously over Swedish porn on a regular basis as it has left your mind blinkered.

-- Edited by The Popes Pointy Hat on Sunday 21st of August 2011 01:00:03 PM

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Well said PPH, i thank you for standing up for us joke fans who go Home & Away

CetA.

The Popes Pointy Hat wrote:

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Yes J, we are the same and I quote - "joke fans" who have and always will support the club, on and off the pitch, week in week out which everyone involved with the club, from the owners to the playing staff, appreciates more than a self-proclaimed ground hopper who then seems dismayed as to why attendances are down.

Christ on a bike - You spout some absolute drivel on here (and in real life as your infamous five minute champions league-gate rant showed) at the best of times but I have genuinely never read so much complete and utter waffle in all my life.
A wise man once told me that "it is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" and let me tell you, all doubt has certainly been removed.

The Poznan goal celebration is an obvious tongue in cheek bit of fun from my fellow Brethren. Why shouldn't we copy what other teams do? Indeed, if we weren't to copy what other teams do, then there would be no songs or chanting at our games or in fact, there would be no singing in any matches up and down the country as all songs are copied, with the occasional word changed.
Our main song of "It's a grand ol' team to play for" was first sung I believe by Everton and is still used as their main song today. Shall we not sing this, in case we get accused of plagiarism? Shall I not - as the great Lulu once sang "Throw My Head Back and Shout!" when we score a goal as the first team to have ever scored a goal was greeted by celebration from fans. Is this a clear case of plagiarism aswell?

At the end of the day, it is up to us how we decide to support the team and this cannot be mocked by anyone, especially if they are not there. I don't care if other teams supporter's talk about us or think what we do is embarrassing either, we are just enjoying ourselves something which you should do rather than sitting at home and judging others, whilst presumeably masterbating furiously over Swedish porn on a regular basis as it has left your mind blinkered.

-- Edited by The Popes Pointy Hat on Sunday 21st of August 2011 01:00:03 PM

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 always a sign you are winning the argument when people start insulting you - iI think it is a stupid celebration(and just about everyone I know who watches football agrees)

fact is on this forum you arent allowed to have an opinion that doesnt fit with what the majority think - I'm sure you would turn up to Wembley and enjoy the clappers and doing mexican waves - what ever happened to just celebrating a goal?

and I get called a "ground hopper" or whatever but I have been going to this club for 7 years and have spent a fortune doing so with regards to beer, season tickets, sponsor shirts etc so if I vanish take away £100s while you are at it, plus I have been to loads of away games over the years and football just doesn't rule my life like it used to as I have busy weeks at work and just want a weekend relaxing without having to train up to London for the 6th day on the trot (I'm assuming you have a job)

and counter my champions league rant then - what I said was 100% accurate as only a deluded fool would expect to get big crowds in on a tuesday when you have a man u vs barca game on tv in the middle of winter

I always find with most people they are quick to insult but never debate - next saturday look for me and I will have a chat about it with you

-- Edited by J on Sunday 21st of August 2011 03:16:48 PM

Whenever there is a strong difference of opinion between my fellow patients and myself I go to Matron for advice. She always reminds us that as we all live in the same institution, we should try and get along as any disharmony can affect the quality of life of others. If our anxiety levels increase then she in turn puts up our dosage of medication. And that doesn't help anyone.

As the biggest joke in all of football, I have found that strong views can create an equal opposite as a reply. Whereby, a more liberal, constructive approach/response can help the matter go down a different avenue.

I have passed this thread to Matron and trust me, you will not want her looking for any of you.

This thread should be about celebrating a brilliant win. Who gives a toss how people celebrate and who gives a toss whether people are week in week out or occasional or first timers - the more the merrier I say. Musical instruments are different though, although frankly who gives a toss if one of 5 away fans is a drummer, as long as you don't have to stand too close to them. I'm surprised some of our following even remember the games the following morning, always assumed that's why the videos get put on the website.

Rowing????

I am nowhere near a river

MarkX wrote:

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Rowing????

I am nowhere near a river

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 No, but you're sticking your oar in!!

Don't start making boat puns, they're not ferry funny!