Liverpool FC Forum

[Woollyback]

nothing wrong with a bit of tourette's at the game, it's no worse than what kids hear every day in the school playground. i used to hear plenty of swearing at anfield when i was a kid but it never bothered me or affected me. you bunch of soft cunts

[rougemerde]

You norwegians even know english swear words..fantastic

[Lando_Griffin]

You norwegians even know english swear words..fantastic

Whereas you haven't even mastered your own name.

Tell me - do the schools now decide which team scouse kids support?

Because I have a feeling they do. I think all the thick c*nts with no prospects are shoved in the blue corner, and the bright kids with ambition and pride come to LFC.

Just a thought - something you're obviously incapable of. 

Oh, and BTW - don't forget to brag about your draw, you sad, canker-ridden left a*se cheek. 

[rougemerde]

Bon Soir Lando!
Now come on..a cunning linguist like yourself can do much better than, "your draw". Grammar mon ami... By the way I am a lifelong fan of Cheltenham Town, not Everton. In that sense I suppose I am a canker, lefty thingy

[The Manhattan Project]

You norwegians even know english swear words..fantastic

When Everton actually accomplish something significant this century, they might attract a larger support base too.

[rougemerde]

No way Manhattan. That city is not big enough to sustain two major clubs and no amount of marketing will ever change that. Liverpool will always be the major club and Everton the minor. Nevertheless, big teams need small teams to beat if they are to stay big. Remember when non Glaswegian SPL teams threatened to strike ?

[112-1077774096]

yes rougemerde, french for red sh1t.

WUM, get a life

[112-1077774096]

Bon Soir Lando!
Now come on..a cunning linguist like yourself can do much better than, "your draw". Grammar mon ami... By the way I am a lifelong fan of Cheltenham Town, not Everton. In that sense I suppose I am a canker, lefty thingy

my stepdad was goalkeeper for cheltenham in the early 70s, just thought i would tell you since you are making pointless posts as well

[The Manhattan Project]

No way Manhattan. That city is not big enough to sustain two major clubs and no amount of marketing will ever change that.

It's been big enough to sustain the two clubs for over 100 years.

Liverpool will always be the major club and Everton the minor. Nevertheless, big teams need small teams to beat if they are to stay big.

Everton are an irrelevancy. Liverpool Football Club transcends one city. It's a world club.

Remember when non Glaswegian SPL teams threatened to strike ?

No danger of that happening in England.

In Scotland, one city dominates.

In England the power base shifts from London to the North West.

[neil]

moron takes thread ot

[redhayesy]

nothing wrong with a bit of tourette's at the game, it's no worse than what kids hear every day in the school playground. i used to hear plenty of swearing at anfield when i was a kid but it never bothered me or affected me. you bunch of soft cunts

best reply to the whole discussion mate! when i took my 13 year old son in the kop recently i said to him "son you will hear alot of bad language today just let it go in 1 ear & out the other it"s part of the game-the passion of us fans etc" his reply was " dad don"t worry i hear it every day @ school but i wount repeat any of it to you cause i know as & when to ignore stuff like that" TOP LAD

[Sabre]

nothing wrong with a bit of tourette's at the game, it's no worse than what kids hear every day in the school playground. i used to hear plenty of swearing at anfield when i was a kid but it never bothered me or affected me. you bunch of soft

Spot on.

Football crowds are part of society. A stand will reflect how the society is. And for some reason they are punishing football fans where as they do nothing about what's going on in schools.

[Big Niall]

There is nothing wrong with cursing. Shouting "for F**k sake" if you don't like something is fine.

Most kids hear loads of swearing in their own house (well I learnt most of my "colourful language" from my dad's attempts to do DIY "