Don't you ever think the woman who directed you was taking the piss you silly boyoldebiscuit wrote:Silly woman that directed me to main grandstand when stood next to away fans entrance; 1 out of 10
Korean looking stewards/workers that abandoned their posts to watch Seol's outstanding performance; 5 out of 10
Total oxf*rd with major attitude problem that tried to stop Marcus from throwing his shirt to his admiring hordes; NIL POINTS!
Reading Abbey wrote:Didn't I read Marcus' lips correctly and see him tell the steward to oxf*rd off?
I saw a bloke and son following him out also... Unless it was him to come back in and collect his son, of course...Jackson Corner wrote:Why was the guy chucked out after there goal?
"THEIR", FFS.Jackson Corner wrote:Why was the guy chucked out after there goal?
In the grand scheme of things does it really matter?Oxon_Royal wrote:"THEIR", FFS.Jackson Corner wrote:Why was the guy chucked out after there goal?
Yes, it does matter, if we are all to understand each other. The occasional slip is forgivable but generally low standards of spelling and grammar are just not acceptable in the premier league.Half Horse wrote:In the grand scheme of things does it really matter?Oxon_Royal wrote:"THEIR", FFS.Jackson Corner wrote:Why was the guy chucked out after there goal?
Fcuk off newbie!
There is a large turnover of staff and often stewards have to be brought in by bus from miles away to ensure the correct numbers. That's why!rabidbee wrote:I missed Doyle's goal because an idiot steward wouldn't let me through the correct gangway, but insisted that my seat was 'somewhere down there'. Why don't they get people who at least know their way around the oxf*rd stadium?
"In the grand scheme of things", yes it does!Half Horse wrote:In the grand scheme of things does it really matter?Oxon_Royal wrote:"THEIR", FFS.Jackson Corner wrote:Why was the guy chucked out after there goal?
Fcuk off newbie!
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