Things I dislike about my local team

[Guest Anders Honoré]

I dislike them always playing that score from Strauss' "Also Sprach Zarathustra" (space odyssey soundtrack) whenever the team comes on to the pitch.

 

I dislike the cheerleaders, even though they are fascinating to watch when it's freezing cold and there is really nothing else to do.

 

I dislike the announcer coming on the screen to announce whenever someone has scored

 

I loathe them playing a 5 second rock jingle whenever we score. It's fecking horrible and someone needs to be shot for doing that. It was bad enough they always do it in handball (don't ask why, but women's handball is really popular in denmark and always being shown. numpties).

 

Love the fans, particularly the left end of Nedre C.

Edited April 4, 2006 by Anders Honoré

[Eiler99]

Things I dislike about my local team..?

 

At the moment? There isn't enough disc space on the forum.

 

I'm from Aarhus.

[aka Dus]

I sat beside Jospeph Elanga watching football last evening.

 

He hates you too.

[Guest Anders Honoré]

Things I dislike about my local team..?

 

At the moment? There isn't enough disc space on the forum.

 

I'm from Aarhus.

 

you poor thing.

 

[wacko]

I guess Schalke is my local team. Things I dislike? Like most German sides, it seems (remember Leverkusen?), they always bung on the Quo when they score. Plus, I hate having to queue to load my Schalke chip card with money, then queue again for a beer and a third queue if I want some scran (which I also dislike).

[RedMarauder]

Things I dislike about my local team..?

 

At the moment? There isn't enough disc space on the forum.

 

I'm from Aarhus.

 

Is it your castle and your keep?

[kenny7]

Things I dislike about my local team..?

 

At the moment? There isn't enough disc space on the forum.

 

I'm from Aarhus.

 

Are ya f***

[fyds]

Things I dislike about my local team..?

 

At the moment? There isn't enough disc space on the forum.

 

I'm from Aarhus.

In the middle of our street?

 

I guess Schalke is my local team. Things I dislike? Like most German sides, it seems (remember Leverkusen?), they always bung on the Quo when they score. Plus, I hate having to queue to load my Schalke chip card with money, then queue again for a beer and a third queue if I want some scran (which I also dislike).

 

That system is all over Holland to - I have to do that whenever I go to the Gelredome, Amsterdam Arena or Stadion Feyenoord with the wife's relatives. Queue to fill the card, queue for the beer/coffee and Kroketten (at different booths, obviously!) - realise you haven't enough credit on your card and go back and fill up again - Queue for the beer/coffee etc...

Edited April 5, 2006 by fyds

[Guest Kev]

I guess Schalke is my local team. Things I dislike? Like most German sides, it seems (remember Leverkusen?), they always bung on the Quo when they score. Plus, I hate having to queue to load my Schalke chip card with money, then queue again for a beer and a third queue if I want some scran (which I also dislike).

 

And I thought it was just us Brits that queued for stuff

[fyds]

And I thought it was just us Brits that queued for stuff

There are times - I know this will blow you - of all people - away, when you go to a well-designed, well laid-out, fan-friendly new stadium (both the Gelredome and Amstedam Arena have closing rooves) to see a game - not even with a full attendance...and spend half the game queueing. For drinks, food, the cards to buy food and drink, bogs, huge but slow automated turnstiles...and if you thought our PA was occassionally overloud, the one at the Gelredome in particular is like sitting on stage with The Who.

 

Mind you, de Kuip in Rotterdam is a glorified skip...

Edited April 5, 2006 by fyds

[Guest Kev]

There are times - I know this will blow you - of all people - away, when you go to a well-designed, well laid-out, fan-friendly new stadium (both the Gelredome and Amstedam Arena have closing rooves) to see a game - not even with a full attendance...and spend half the game queueing. For drinks, food, the cards to buy food and drink, bogs, huge but slow automated turnstiles...and if you thought our PA was occassionally overloud, the one at the Gelredome in particular is like sitting on stage with The Who.

 

Mind you, de Kuip in Rotterdam is a glorified skip...

 

That's me, I tend to shout when it's on live. I'm trying to get Ant to tape it so I can have Operation Anfield as my ring tone

[fyds]

That's me, I tend to shout when it's on live. I'm trying to get Ant to tape it so I can have Operation Anfield as my ring tone

You sad get

 

Note: You know what's worse - I think I know someone who already has - if I see him on Thursday I'll see if I can get a copy for you! I just pray if it works out nobody rings you when with other staffers - how sad would that be? Then again - maybe Ant could put it on ring back when you're on 'another kind of job'.

[Maharajkumar of Vizianagram]

 

 

I dislike the announcer coming on the screen to announce whenever someone has scored

 

 

 

Could be worse, he could come on the crowd

[Guest efcrmagic]

Says alot this post, why don't any of you actually support your local team?

 

Or is that too difficult?

[SkippyjonJones]

Says alot this post, why don't any of you actually support your local team?

 

Or is that too difficult?

Say a lot that you never move or think you might in the future.

Do you have to change teams every time you move?

[matty]

efcrmagic = Paul Laverty.

 

c*ck.

[Figaro]

I hate the fact that Sevilla's president, Jose Maria Del Nido, is the lawyer for quite a few of the politicians who have just been arrested in Marbella sting

[MarkD]

I hate the fact that Sevilla's president, Jose Maria Del Nido, is the lawyer for quite a few of the politicians who have just been arrested in Marbella sting

 

 

Was Doyle Lonagan the victim?

[Guest efcrmagic]

So everyone who replyed are born and bred scousers?

 

In reply to NHE.

Edited April 6, 2006 by efcrmagic

[Ombudsam]

So everyone who replyed are born and bred scousers?

 

In reply to NHE.

 

I might have been an everton fan when i was a kid if i'd heard of them

[Figaro]

I might have been an everton fan when i was a kid if i'd heard of them

 

The curtains always got closed when they played in our front garden

[SkippyjonJones]

So everyone who replyed are born and bred scousers?

 

In reply to NHE.

 

 

Do they have to be.

What if they move to the city at a young age?

What if they move from the city at a young age and theres no local team?

Or if their parents move but they are brought up as fans and still visit the city?

Or if they move abroad?

 

Come on , clarify your criteria.

[Guest efcrmagic]

Do they have to be.

What if they move to the city at a young age?

What if they move from the city at a young age and theres no local team?

Or if their parents move but they are brought up as fans and still visit the city?

Or if they move abroad?

 

Come on , clarify your criteria.

 

Fine, OOT's, I'm not a fan.

[Big G Superhero]

Fine, OOT's, I'm not a fan.

 

The feeling's probably mutual