When owls fans go insane

[sweetsheri]

Bolton away last year..

I was so enraged with the inept manner of our performance that every player got the rods

when they came over at the end, or those that could be ar$ed.

 

Fuming i was.

[dorian gray]

On 10/03/2019 at 20:24, Mrs Blenkinsops shed said:

Ah juicy fruit my favourite

what happened to beech nut, you can't get 'decent' chewing gum these days.

[sweetsheri]

Beech nut was to stuff.

 

Teeth destroyer though...along with gobstoppers

 

Anglo bubblies also were tops also

[Roscoe P. Coltrane]

1 hour ago, dorian gray said:

what happened to beech nut, you can't get 'decent' chewing gum these days.

That's a line from that scene

[areNOTwhatTHEYseem]

Seemingly prompted by nothing of particular note, a lad I used to go to school with completely lost it during the second half of yet another drab home defeat in the post-Premier League relegation years, and switched allegiance there and then, declaring: 'Right, that's it! I don't want to watch this poo any longer...I'm going to support Tottenham!'

 

Apparently his grandad was a Spurs fan and he'd had enough of his ceaseless ribbing.

 

All a bit weird, though.

[VBQ24]

I remember I totally lost it a couple of years ago when we played Burton Albion at home New Year's Day and got stuffed 0-3. Just went in to a blind rage.

[FreshOwl]

I used to lose my shiit most home games in the early 00’s when I sat with my dad in the family stand 

 

I was only a young buck but would hurl abuse at every opportunity when things weren’t going to plan, which was virtually every game 

 

I’d boot the seat in front of me (which was occupied) and my dad would always threaten to take me home at half time if I didn’t clean up my act

 

You never got a word out of me second half 

Edited March 12, 2019 by FreshOwl

[OWLERTON GHOST]

6 hours ago, sweetsheri said:

Beech nut was to stuff.

 

Teeth destroyer though...along with gobstoppers

 

Anglo bubblies also were tops also

Bazooka Joe Wildsmith.

 

 

 

 

[Musn't Grumble]

My son has learning difficullties but is normally very placid even though he fully enjoys his football from his seat behind the goal on the Kop.

 

Can't remember the game other than it was a few years ago, but there was a lull in proceedings and it all went a bit quiet whilst one of the opposition was receiving treatment on the field in front of the Kop for a serious injury, watched over by the referee.

 

Without prompting, my son then stood up, pointed angrily and shouted at full volume "Leave him to DIE, referee!!!" scaring the pants off everyone in earshot.

 

Not sure where he got that from but the folks three or four rows in front of us certainly felt a chill with that out-of-character outburst.

[latemodelchild]

31 minutes ago, Musn't Grumble said:

My son has learning difficullties but is normally very placid even though he fully enjoys his football from his seat behind the goal on the Kop.

 

Can't remember the game other than it was a few years ago, but there was a lull in proceedings and it all went a bit quiet whilst one of the opposition was receiving treatment on the field in front of the Kop for a serious injury, watched over by the referee.

 

Without prompting, my son then stood up, pointed angrily and shouted at full volume "Leave him to DIE, referee!!!" scaring the pants off everyone in earshot.

 

Not sure where he got that from but the folks three or four rows in front of us certainly felt a chill with that out-of-character outburst.

I've clicked the laugh icon on that. Sorry but it proper tickled me. Don't want to cause offence but I think I'd wet mesen if I heard that, regardless of who had shouted it. Proper dark that.