You boring bastard.Royal Rother wrote:To me, calling anyone a bastard is offensive
You boring bastard.Royal Rother wrote:To me, calling anyone a bastard is offensive
Policitical correctness now extends to geographical terms. Pathetic!Royal Rother wrote:Sorry, I know it's a bit deep, but I find it a little sad that you can't see that my underlying point here is that 20 years ago YOU BLACK BASTARD went unchallenged, now NORTHERN BASTARD goes unchallenged by so many.Rob-Royal wrote:If this wasn't so sad it would be hilarious.......Royal Rother wrote: 20 years ago YOU BLACK BASTARD was heard every Saturday in virtually every football ground in the country. There was very little racism involved in that chant, it was just what the yobs shouted. They also shouted YOU DIRTY NORTHERN BASTARDS.
To me, calling anyone a bastard is offensive and I totally abhor this kind of numbskullery that many football supporters find so side-splittingly entertaining.
Seeing grown men chanting that sort of stuff is completely cringe-worthy.
You must lead a very sheltered life....Racism is one thing and should never be tolerated, but where do you draw the line? What next poo, bum, willy.....FFS.....
Both are, and always were offensive and unnecessary and in 20 years time I suspect that neither will be heard in football grounds.
Poo, bum, willy? As you say.... FFS....
What if either - or both - are true????floyd__streete wrote:So calling someone a northern b@stard is just as offensive as calling someone a black b@stard is it?Royal Rother wrote:Out of interest, should these ignoramuses bring back the chant "YOU BLACK BASTARD"? It was all part of exactly the same banter, no?
Royal Rother - if he was made out of chocolate he'd eat himself.
They do and they did it first.unless yeading sing it too)
Surely it is only offensive if the intended target finds it so. As I mentioned before, I'm sure that most football supporters would be more worried that the team they support were being called dirty or cheats than the fact they were being called bastards! So perhaps we ought to stop calling other teams cheats, dirty, boring etc. for fear of causing offence!Royal Rother wrote:Sorry, I know it's a bit deep, but I find it a little sad that you can't see that my underlying point here is that 20 years ago YOU BLACK BASTARD went unchallenged, now NORTHERN BASTARD goes unchallenged by so many.
Both are, and always were offensive and unnecessary and in 20 years time I suspect that neither will be heard in football grounds.
Poo, bum, willy? As you say.... FFS....
My god! I must be feeling unwell today! First I agree with Spacey and then I find something he has written funny (when he intended it to be so!)SpaceCruiser wrote:I can see it, Royal Rother (aka Flanders) sitting at the game on Monday night next to his wife (aka Maude). When the crowd starts singing "Dirty Northern Bastards", his wife claps her hands to her ears and complains to Flanders "The children, won't anybody think of the children!!!"
But he's not a northerner he's a sweaty!Royal Lady wrote:Well, I for one, find it quite amusing when the Scottish bloke sat a row or two behind me, yells "you dirty northern barstewards" during games.
papereyes wrote:They do and they did it first.unless yeading sing it too)
We are that plastic.
Look sonny, if a well constructed sentence is beyond your capabilities, maybe you could draw a picture.Kajagoogoo wrote:Royal rother,you are just the sort of leftie liberal arsehole that i like kicking into next tuesday.If you dont like the chants,then do one.
My dad had taken me along to EP by the time I was 7. I am sure I heard a lot worse than DNB at the time and on the many subsequent visits during my formative years. I am yet to serve a stretch in Bullingdon prison and the only Courts I have ever set foot in sold furniture.Royal Rother wrote:It is also an awful example to set to youngsters coming to football matches. Whatever impression you have formed of me, it's probably wrong, but I can assure you that my 7yo son is in no way sheltered, and a perfectly normal, boisterous yet friendly little boy, but I do not want to take him into an atmosphere that is aggressive and would be unpleasant, if not scary, to a youngster.
you scaredy catRoyal Rother wrote: Call me a pacifist, a scaredy-cat,
what about king cnut, he was ok about itremoved from calling someone a cnut in my vocabulary.
And of course that was the direct parallel I drew wasn't it?floyd__streete wrote:My dad had taken me along to EP by the time I was 7. I am sure I heard a lot worse than DNB at the time and on the many subsequent visits during my formative years. I am yet to serve a stretch in Bullingdon prison and the only Courts I have ever set foot in sold furniture.Royal Rother wrote:It is also an awful example to set to youngsters coming to football matches. Whatever impression you have formed of me, it's probably wrong, but I can assure you that my 7yo son is in no way sheltered, and a perfectly normal, boisterous yet friendly little boy, but I do not want to take him into an atmosphere that is aggressive and would be unpleasant, if not scary, to a youngster.
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