Brum scum (5 Viewers)

[TomRad85]

Wasn't their away attendance in danger of being cut if they got another complaint?
Time for our club to stick another one in I think.

 

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[CovRes]

Works in my house … toilets never smashed up and the arguments about who used the last bit of toilet paper have completely disappeared. 18 year old daughter and her mates had some initial concerns but all good

Who knew that Chuck Berry was a Cov fan?

I knew that he recorded one of his biggest hits in the city. But I hadn't realised he'd stuck around afterwards.

 

[CovRes]

Wasn't their away attendance in danger of being cut if they got another complaint?
Time for our club to stick another one in I think.

Yes

 

[Shannerz]

what gives clubs fans the right to say this sort of stuff.

It's also really weird, because it tells you how important the city was to the war effort and the sacrifice that it made in the fight against fascism.

 

[pusbccfc]

one to discuss here… but I thought there were new laws around prosecuting for hateful comments about life events. So you can’t do a helicopter sign to Leics and you can’t chant about Munich or hillsborough (and nor should anyone ever) so is it because its not football related or is it because it was war time or 80 plus years ago what gives clubs fans the right to say this sort of stuff. I’m trying to think what exactly is the difference. Our city suffered a significant loss of life as did other cities and yet we seem to be repeatedly singled out for using it as an insult. I never lost family in the blitz but if I did I wouldn’t be seeing this as banter!! …. Rant over. Plus it Might be my lack of understanding on law etc

To be honest, I don't want people banned for comments like that.

What I do want is young kids to use their brains and/or educate themselves.

The Luftwaffe comments from people from Birmingham, Leicester and Hull are brain-dead nonsense.

 

[pusbccfc]

Wasn't their away attendance in danger of being cut if they got another complaint?
Time for our club to stick another one in I think.

Didn't we limit them yesterday? Only 2700. Some empty spaces in the top right of the away end.

 

[itsabuzzard]

It's also really weird, because it tells you how important the city was to the war effort and the sacrifice that it made in the fight against fascism.

I don't think that the moron who posted that gave this a moment's thought. Ignorance is a badge of honour for some.

 

[rondog1973]

one to discuss here… but I thought there were new laws around prosecuting for hateful comments about life events. So you can’t do a helicopter sign to Leics and you can’t chant about Munich or hillsborough (and nor should anyone ever) so is it because its not football related or is it because it was war time or 80 plus years ago what gives clubs fans the right to say this sort of stuff. I’m trying to think what exactly is the difference. Our city suffered a significant loss of life as did other cities and yet we seem to be repeatedly singled out for using it as an insult. I never lost family in the blitz but if I did I wouldn’t be seeing this as banter!! …. Rant over. Plus it Might be my lack of understanding on law etc

Even though my family are immigrants from Ireland always regarded references intended as an insult to Cov being blitzed as a type of distorted compliment. At the end of the day, the places that mattered got bombed.

 

[Codder]

This sounds very Churchillian.
‘Never in the vicinity of Small Heath and Yardley have so many bladdered Coventrians shown restraint in not only pissing straight but avoided the temptation to trash so many shoddily manufactured shitters’.

I think I deserved that. I was about 10 pints up at the time.

fvck em.. smash their fvcking bogs to shit!