Last Night

We gave it to those cockernee cvnts!

They got what they deserved. Feck all.

You can stick your fecking bubbles up your arse

Well done. See you next Sunday.........

Thanks.

No you won't.

Tilton wrote:We gave it to those cockernee cvnts!

They got what they deserved. Feck all.

You can stick your fecking bubbles up your arse

typical classless noser.

Are Birmingham City fans truly as bad as it seems? Apparently there was trouble after the match last night (although it takes two to tango) - are they the midlands answer to our classy Millwall fans?

jpr60 wrote:Are Birmingham City fans truly as bad as it seems? Apparently there was trouble after the match last night (although it takes two to tango) - are they the midlands answer to our classy Millwall fans?

they aren't a nice bunch but not as bad as Milwall. More like West Ham fans really.

We'll do what we want,
We'll do what we want,
We're Birmingham City,
We'll do what we want.

jpr60 wrote:Are Birmingham City fans truly as bad as it seems? Apparently there was trouble after the match last night (although it takes two to tango) - are they the midlands answer to our classy Millwall fans?

You can always tell a noser as they drag their knuckles along the floor as they walk to the post office on a monday morning to pick up their giro.

And you can always tell a viler because they sit there on their special buses licking the windows.

jpr60 wrote:Are Birmingham City fans truly as bad as it seems? Apparently there was trouble after the match last night (although it takes two to tango) - are they the midlands answer to our classy Millwall fans?

Why not ask if West Ham fans are truly as bad as it seems?

Or do you already know the answer to that?

As you say, it takes two to tango.

All I know is that the biggest police presence I've ever seen at the Boleyn Ground was for the first leg of the semi final. On the advice of West Midland police, it seems.

Were you there last night, Tilton?

Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Tilton wrote:Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Beds he has scrapped knuckles

Mark west ham man wrote:

Tilton wrote:Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Beds he has scrapped knuckles

That doesn't make any sense.

Can somebody please translate?

Tilton wrote:

Mark west ham man wrote:

Tilton wrote:Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Beds he has scrapped knuckles

That doesn't make any sense.

Can somebody please translate?

I think he's insinuating that your knuckles drag along the ground when you walk.

Bedshammer wrote:

Tilton wrote:

Mark west ham man wrote:

Tilton wrote:Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Beds he has scrapped knuckles

That doesn't make any sense.

Can somebody please translate?

I think he's insinuating that your knuckles drag along the ground when you walk.

Bedshammer wrote:

Tilton wrote:

Mark west ham man wrote:

Tilton wrote:Yes, I was there.

It was a night to remember.

Beds he has scrapped knuckles

That doesn't make any sense.

Can somebody please translate?

I think he's insinuating that your knuckles drag along the ground when you walk.

Ah, he should have said.