Quote from: Sexual Ealing on May 12, 2019, 12:11:40 AMI was kept in rapt amusement at Madrid airport earlier by SHA.The winner, in my arrogant opinion:"One thing to remember and cause you to feel warm inside - we will never be like them. Never have that repugnant sense of self worth and slimy arrogance. I’m really proud to be Blues and love our passion, good humour and self deprecation. What is football about - is it about being loved by Sky and drooled over by sanctimonious tw@ts in a TV studio? I don’t want Andy Hinchcliffe or Don Goodman to like my club. I honestly couldn’t care what any media brainwashed ex-pro thinks. It’s all unconscious bias that they don’t even know they have. That feeling of goosebumps when we are belting out KRO at some random away ground is worth so much more to me than them lot failing. Even if they go up - they will still be Vile fans - that deep sense of insecurity and arrogance will be with them for life. They will never win the league again and that will always cause them to have huge existential angst and deeply embedded shame. Don’t let them get you down - I’m off for a walk with the dog with a big smile on my face. Always proud to be a Blues fan."I chuckled for ages at the sentence in bold.how can you be insecure and arrogant at the same time? I can see how delusion and idiocy go hand in hand though.
I was kept in rapt amusement at Madrid airport earlier by SHA.The winner, in my arrogant opinion:"One thing to remember and cause you to feel warm inside - we will never be like them. Never have that repugnant sense of self worth and slimy arrogance. I’m really proud to be Blues and love our passion, good humour and self deprecation. What is football about - is it about being loved by Sky and drooled over by sanctimonious tw@ts in a TV studio? I don’t want Andy Hinchcliffe or Don Goodman to like my club. I honestly couldn’t care what any media brainwashed ex-pro thinks. It’s all unconscious bias that they don’t even know they have. That feeling of goosebumps when we are belting out KRO at some random away ground is worth so much more to me than them lot failing. Even if they go up - they will still be Vile fans - that deep sense of insecurity and arrogance will be with them for life. They will never win the league again and that will always cause them to have huge existential angst and deeply embedded shame. Don’t let them get you down - I’m off for a walk with the dog with a big smile on my face. Always proud to be a Blues fan."I chuckled for ages at the sentence in bold.
I'm in the minority but I don't like 'f**k the albion' or any other chant which repeats the name of the opposition loudly. I would rather our proud name be chanted - I don't know how it sounded on the TV but they obviously dampen the bad language so it gives a false representation.
I agree with this. It’s satisfying to sing but it just sounds like massive support for Albion to the neutral ear.I think they sing ‘For the Albion’ so to them too, it’ll sound like they’ve taken over the whole ground!
Quote from: amfy on May 12, 2019, 11:07:33 AMI agree with this. It’s satisfying to sing but it just sounds like massive support for Albion to the neutral ear.I think they sing ‘For the Albion’ so to them too, it’ll sound like they’ve taken over the whole ground!I don't agree at all, it's not for the neutral ear anyway, it's to let that lot know we are their rivals and we don't like them much.
Quote from: amfy on May 12, 2019, 11:07:33 AMI agree with this. It’s satisfying to sing but it just sounds like massive support for Albion to the neutral ear.I think they sing ‘For the Albion’ so to them too, it’ll sound like they’ve taken over the whole ground!The fact that most of the ground was on its feet, and gesturing towards them, might have been a bit of a giveaway though. Even for the thickest of neutrals.
Quote from: CT on May 12, 2019, 11:23:02 AMQuote from: amfy on May 12, 2019, 11:07:33 AMI agree with this. It’s satisfying to sing but it just sounds like massive support for Albion to the neutral ear.I think they sing ‘For the Albion’ so to them too, it’ll sound like they’ve taken over the whole ground!The fact that most of the ground was on its feet, and gesturing towards them, might have been a bit of a giveaway though. Even for the thickest of neutrals.I was watching on tv - the cameras were showing the pitch & the ‘swear word’ was unclear. It sounds like massive support for Albion - not just to neutrals - but to THEM.I’d rather sing about us. We’ve actually got a reasonable collection of songs for the first time in years. Save ‘Fuck the Albion’ for social media.
The thoughts of Tipton Take a peak at any of the threads on there if you fancy a laugh. Be it the threads where they played well or the threads where we had all the luck or the ones with their pedigree for making the Hawthorns intimidating (sniggers) because they beat Seansea 26 years ago.It's wow. Absolute wow. Must be lead paint in Yam-Yam land.