use are all making a mountain out of a molehill anyway, the real question you should be asking is why a 13-15 year old boy cried after being shouted at :facepalm:
Just out of curiosity, where roughly does he sit? I'm in block 30 myself and sit near someone who wouldn't surprise me doing this
Must be about row dd near the gang way likes to shout options and squeeze a lot
Squeeze a lot? Huh?
What about the Sheff utd fans? They haven't been punished!!
My uncle once took his 12 year old daughter and her friends to a city game they sat in the appropriate JSB section. Being young (and at a city game) tey amused themselves by chatting away to each other. A bloke sitting (on his own) in front of them became annoyed by this to the point that he turned around and screamed (at a 22 year old girl): "if you don't shut the ££££ up and going to come up there and murder you!" (or something to that effect). The incident wasn't seen by the stewards, but my uncle made damn sure they chucked him out.
Utterly disgusting behaviour. I can't believe the level some people will stoop to.
What this man did not know was that my grandmother is friends with Joe Elliot, and in her rage she called him up and got the gentleman in question a lifetime ban.
Exactly! I remember the Sheffield Utd fans giving our ball boy s**t.. What was done there?
This whole situation has been taken out of content. Everyone was as annoyed as each other.. Even worse than this person.
Did they run down and shout in his face?
Exactly! I remember the Sheffield Utd fans giving our ball boy s**t.. What was done there?
This whole situation has been taken out of content. Everyone was as annoyed as each other.. Even worse than this person.
Exactly, the do gooders slagging our own off but what people dont realise, this happens on a weekly basis.
Not saying its right but the way people go on here you'd think the ball boy was physically attacked or spat on. Bullying goes on day in day out at schools, doesn't make it right again but it happens and always will.
Unbelievable! It don't make it right but.....bullying isn't right but......
Yes it happens, there are total cunts out there in the world especially football supporters who seem to think they can do what they like. So you would rather they do nothing? Just accept that 'ah it happens'.Exactly, the do gooders slagging our own off but what people dont realise, this happens on a weekly basis.
Not saying its right but the way people go on here you'd think the ball boy was physically attacked or spat on. Bullying goes on day in day out at schools, doesn't make it right again but it happens and always will.
Lesson's in life... Thats what makes people stronger. Stand up to bullies. If my boy ever got bullied i'd tell him to man up and hit the lad back. If you get wrapped up in cotton buds then you'll get walked on in life.
Life is how it is, no-one and nothing is perfect, its what you do in certain circumstances. The way some go on here, you'd think there perfect.
Surely you will also teach him that if he does something wrong he should be punished? So the 'kid' that abused him needs to learn his lesson now.
Lesson's in life... Thats what makes people stronger. Stand up to bullies. If my boy ever got bullied i'd tell him to man up and hit the lad back. If you get wrapped up in cotton buds then you'll get walked on in life.
Life is how it is, no-one and nothing is perfect, its what you do in certain circumstances. The way some go on here, you'd think there perfect.
So what's gonna be the response to Kilbane swearing at a fan.. Guessing that's going to be acceptable..?
Sticking up for yourself is not wrong. My boy knows the difference between right and wrong. He knows not to hit someone but at the same time knows what to do if someone pushed him etc...
So what's gonna be the response to Kilbane swearing at a fan.. Guessing that's going to be acceptable..?
Totally get what your saying mate but we are talking a fully grown man bullying a ten year old here! How's he supposed to defend himself.
What is 10 yr old supposed to do!? Jump over and beat the shit out of him?
I don't think you'd like that one bit if it was your child!
Mate, i didn't once agree with it and it is wrong.
I remember a ball boy once (Game eludes me) time wasting on purpose, we've shouted hurry up and the lad turned round and winked. For me thats inciting trouble. Its not all a one way street, i wouldnt have been surpised he was told to do that by someone. Double standards.
But the way someone on here preach you'd think there saints.
If im honest (i'll get the holier-than-thou types trying to preach) i would want my 10 year old lad to tell them to do one in so many words. Make the bullies look 2ft tall that would. Getting 'mugged' off by a 10 year old would be fair more amusing
If im honest (i'll get the holier-than-thou types trying to preach) i would want my 10 year old lad to tell them to do one in so many words. Make the bullies look 2ft tall that would. Getting 'mugged' off by a 10 year old would be fair more amusing
I'm not trying to preach mate. I witnessed it from a few seats away and it really pissed me off hence my HUGE amount of posts in the past three days on the subject.
Oh well, it's certainly got us all talking!
And most of us agreeing;-)
But you've just said a ballboy time wasting and then winking is inciting trouble... What would this be classed as?! Not holier-than-though because as a kid I'd have been the sort of kid you're describing!
This happend at the Bury game? I didn't hear nor hear of no such incidents... What block etc were you in?
Nonetheless, the guy is a wanker and deserves his lifetime, and deserves a kicking in.
Exactly, the do gooders slagging our own off
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