: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:16 pm  

leytherjay wrote:

Prob the student brigade

Aye, I'll go along with that. Tax dodging wotsits.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:19 pm  

Alexs Dad wrote:

Bad Language at Rugby Match Shocker!!

Need to have a word with that Tommy Sale - If I've told him once I've ....

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:21 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Aye, I'll go along with that. Tax dodging wotsits.

and soap dodging......its like something from Kevin and Perry watching them go to school.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:29 pm  

must admit i felt a little un easy as i was with my son and only a few rows away. now there is banter and jovial songs but i personally thought it was disgusting some of the language f in this n so on. second half, i moved to the lower tiers to avoid this singing. i know a lot of the guys post on here.

so here is my question WHAT WAS YOU HOPING TO ACHIEVE? cos it werent any positive leyth songs. and y dont you sing at home games???? never here those songs.

1, weres the f in scoreboard
2, should of fetched my f in binoculars

oh these are all top 10 songs.

the guy from sheffield is entitled to his opinion and can see what he meant.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:39 pm  

peanut wrote:

must admit i felt a little un easy as i was with my son and only a few rows away. now there is banter and jovial songs but i personally thought it was disgusting some of the language f in this n so on. second half, i moved to the lower tiers to avoid this singing. i know a lot of the guys post on here.

so here is my question WHAT WAS YOU HOPING TO ACHIEVE? cos it werent any positive leyth songs. and y dont you sing at home games???? never here those songs.

1, weres the f in scoreboard
2, should of fetched my f in binoculars

oh these are all top 10 songs.

the guy from sheffield is entitled to his opinion and can see what he meant.

Well said that man.

I know that these lads are only trying to have a bit of a laugh and banter BUT........the foul laguage doesnt put the club in a good light with anyone from outside the club - so in reality it needs to be cut out.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:44 pm  

well i was notsinging, but i would like to openly admit on this mb that i did swear, especially near the end of the game when it was cklose, and this is quite sincere, if i offended anybody then i apologise, and the thing is i don't swear a great deal, and if i had children i to would not like it, it aint big and it aint clever, once again if this was me who offended i apologise again, i like to think i am man enough to admit if i did something wrong.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:51 pm  

you bloody set of rebles saying naughty words

i couldnt gear you from were i was so next time be louder

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:55 pm  

Do people in Yarkshire abstain from using profanities at all times..... Get a grip its not the end of the world ...Thats a few months off.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 11:01 pm  

rebels???

the point is f in in all songs through out the first half atleast. i am glad si you see an amusin side to this, do you ave kids????

should i stop takin my lads to rugby so that the naughty words can be sung. like i said banter yes. vulgarity NO. wolrab we all swear at games [even under breath] but the singin made me a bit uneasy and you dont need that at a sporting family orientated event.

for you that know me i am far from being a prude but ave yet to await an answer.

DO YOU SING VULGARITY AT HOME GAMES??????

oh and most of you no were to find me if you need a discussion.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 11:05 pm  

Bartholemew Smythe wrote:

Do people in Yarkshire abstain from using profanities at all times..... Get a grip its not the end of the world ...Thats a few months off.

like i said we all get fired up n swear and god i nearly lost my voice at fev, we are talking about a group of people singing profanities 10 voices louder than 1. disgraceful no other word.its not nice hearing away fans do it and as of yet i ave not this year anyway, but your own fans NO NEED.