"Bog - off United?"

[Guest Ebbiowl]

While we all like to hear the rousing & admirable chant: "This city is ours," not everyone is comfortable with the use of the F word. Perhaps those who prefer to avoid the F word could use "Bog - off" instead? Its pithy & appropriate.

I realise I will face much ridicule & abuse in making this suggestion, but who cares!

When I was a lad, use of the F word was rare and in fact shocking. Today, the word is everywhere and its use does not really cause offence. Yet older people & kiddies might be better suited with the alternative.

It is interesting that the C word seems to have gone the other way: you rarely hear it these days. Perhaps someone at the university should do a thesis on the changing attitudes to "cossing"!

[Guest super mandaric]

flip off.

Edited June 4, 2012 by super mandaric

[sonofbert2]

No rumbleing chance mate.

[Dore Owl]

Bog off sounds a bit silly, but I do agree it sounds a bit bad when a few of our more popular chants have swearing in them. I used to like it, but do feel it sounds a bit bad.

[Guest Big Guns]

flip off again

[Lees Tom Cat]

Already been done.

Edited June 4, 2012 by optimusowl

[Guest]

When at the match I always watch the language around kids, not nice to hear but I'm not going to get on people's backs for using it.

IMO its all about upbringing, i wouldn't dream of swearing infront of my two

[Guest JC Saviour]

While we all like to hear the rousing & admirable chant: "This city is ours," not everyone is comfortable with the use of the F word. Perhaps those who prefer to avoid the F word could use "Bog - off" instead? Its pithy & appropriate.

I realise I will face much ridicule & abuse in making this suggestion, but who cares!

When I was a lad, use of the F word was rare and in fact shocking. Today, the word is everywhere and its use does not really cause offence. Yet older people & kiddies might be better suited with the alternative.

It is interesting that the C word seems to have gone the other way: you rarely hear it these days. Perhaps someone at the university should do a thesis on the changing attitudes to "cossing"!

You'll get a lot more abuse and ridiculing on here for a lot less.

[warner]

how about replacing it with "eat poo poo" instead

[Guest York-owl-chris]

Never ever gonna happen. Why bother asking mate.

f'uck off united, the city is ours

[Wolfmanjack]

While we all like to hear the rousing & admirable chant: "This city is ours," not everyone is comfortable with the use of the F word. Perhaps those who prefer to avoid the F word could use "Bog - off" instead? Its pithy & appropriate.

I realise I will face much ridicule & abuse in making this suggestion, but who cares!

When I was a lad, use of the F word was rare and in fact shocking. Today, the word is everywhere and its use does not really cause offence. Yet older people & kiddies might be better suited with the alternative.

It is interesting that the C word seems to have gone the other way: you rarely hear it these days. Perhaps someone at the university should do a thesis on the changing attitudes to "cossing"!

You should sit in the North Stand. The kid who looks like a fat Toby Foster (who I think posts on here, but may have changed his name since Clinton left), who sits in the west wing of the North, can't string a sentence together without using the "C word" every other word.

[Lees Tom Cat]

You should sit in the North Stand. The kid who looks like a fat Toby Foster (who I think posts on here, but may have changed his name since Clinton left), who sits in the west wing of the North, can't string a sentence together without using the "C word" every other word.

Maybe he is obsessed with......

[rustyowl]

I never use the c word ever

But it fills me with pride to sing

Fool off utd this city is ours

[DamnedOwl]

While we all like to hear the rousing & admirable chant: "This city is ours," not everyone is comfortable with the use of the F word. Perhaps those who prefer to avoid the F word could use "Bog - off" instead? Its pithy & appropriate.

I realise I will face much ridicule & abuse in making this suggestion, but who cares!

When I was a lad, use of the F word was rare and in fact shocking. Today, the word is everywhere and its use does not really cause offence. Yet older people & kiddies might be better suited with the alternative.

It is interesting that the C word seems to have gone the other way: you rarely hear it these days. Perhaps someone at the university should do a thesis on the changing attitudes to "cossing"!

Which C word? stinky flaps? I'm surprised you rarely hear it - I hear it plenty. Prefer tvvat, myself.

[Guvner]

roger off cod canyon!

[sheffield_dave]

GET F*CKED YOU C*NT.

[Blueblood]

I wouldn't have a problem with the bloke next to me singing bog off United. Ppl can sing what they want, as long as it's not racist or about me

[Guest York-owl-chris]

Maybe he is obsessed with......

[DeeeeeJ]

Bit gay mate

[eckington owl]

You should sit in the North Stand. The kid who looks like a fat Toby Foster (who I think posts on here, but may have changed his name since Clinton left), who sits in the west wing of the North, can't string a sentence together without using the "C word" every other word.

To be fair, it's like that pretty much all over the stadium, and if it's the same bloke who I'm thinking of, he gets his fair share of songs going and contributes well to the atmosphere.