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Post by mftc on Apr 9, 2023 10:37:45 GMT
In my day I'm sure a Wag was someone who came up with a funny comment, not the Wives and Girlfriends (WAG).
A few weeks ago as an opponent was stealing a few yards at a throw in someone shouted "Lino, where's ee going, is he on a charity walk!)
Last match a fan shouted for a defender to get close to his man, but what he actually said was "get in his pants" - I suppose a bit more PC then when I played when the shout was "get up his a*se".
What funny shouts from the crowd have you heard.
I'm sure Keith Valle will get a mention!
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Post by eastville1966 on Apr 9, 2023 12:11:07 GMT
One of my favourites came way back in the late 1960s when QPR winger Mark Lazarus was taken out by one of our defenders and was left writhing on the ground. Out came a voice from the North Enclosure (at Eastville obvs) telling him to ‘get up and walk’.
Presumably only those with a biblical knowledge will get it, but ‘twas funny at the time.
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Post by Gas-Ed on Apr 9, 2023 14:09:28 GMT
Carl Regan is ours, Carl Regan is ours, **** off Mourinho, Carl Regan is ours!
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Post by stokegiffordgas on Apr 10, 2023 8:03:24 GMT
If you're including chants hard to beat the song to the ref called Gurnham Singh, "can you hear the gurnham sing, no, no"!
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Post by mftc on Apr 10, 2023 8:10:28 GMT
If you're including chants hard to beat the song to the ref called Gurnham Singh, "can you hear the gurnham sing, no, no"! [br Through the mists of time, I am not sure if this is 100% correct, but I seem to recall a defensive howler led to Christian McClean ( very apt for Easter) being clean through. Although the keeper got a hand to it, the ball was bobbling towards the line, and Christian was following up, at which point a defender hacked Christian down and as he fell his hand brushed the ball about a few centimetres before the ball crossed the line and Gurnham gave handball! |
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Post by herbertblake on Apr 10, 2023 8:46:28 GMT
Send Bert Tann to Vietnam Eastville 1967
Viva Bobby Jones Rastville late 1960s
You will never beat the Gas aimed at City fans in Twerton days
Jocky is going to get you Twerton days late 80s
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Post by gulfofaden on Apr 10, 2023 9:30:57 GMT
My greatest moment on the terrace that got quite a large chuckle was one of the first games in the conference.
Our man was taken down when through.
I shouted “come on ref, send him off that’s a professional…..sorry, semi professional foul!”
Oh how we laughed.
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Post by A Source (aka Angry Badger) on Apr 10, 2023 9:33:55 GMT
1st or 2nd occasion of Shrewsbury Weetabix.
"The Weetabix clap, clap, clap, clap, OK"
now it's just the odd chant of "Weetabix"
I do like Barnsleys "Plant pot on his/her head"
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Post by gasify on Apr 10, 2023 10:44:30 GMT
Not rovers related but did make me chuckle.
Was at an AFL game with an Australian relative who was 84 and a Carlton season ticket holder.
A bloke gets excited and stands up in front of her.
She then says
"You might be a pain in the ass but you are not a pane of glass. SIT DOWN"
The guy turned around ready for a fight then realised it was an 84 Yr old woman and then apologised.
It was hilarious.
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Post by scdave on Apr 15, 2023 6:37:44 GMT
Following a SC AGM there was a Q&A session with Ollie and Geoff Dunford.
The SC secretary Sue Williams was collating the session, with the name of the person who asked the question, the question and the response to be put on the SC website.
My mate Geoff Pike asked Ollie a question and after he gave his response, Sue asked Geoff what was his name. Quick as a flash someone shouted " Don't tell em, Pike"
Cue Ollie in hysterics. "No, honestly?, Your name really is Pike? Don't tell em Pike, love it, love it.
And he starts shouting Don't Panic, Don't Panic and fuzzy wuzzies are like City - they don't like it up em!
Obviously people under 30 won't get the reference, but Ollie must have been a huge fan and he was absolutely cracking up in fits of laughter.
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