To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand 13:16 - Sep 3 with 23518 views | s6blue | shouting the c and f words continuously whilst surrounded by kids (including what appeared from where I was to be his own as well) and to then give abuse to the lady who asked him if he would mind his language, you are an absolutely pathetic excuse of a man. Some people really do have nothing between their ears | | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:20 - Sep 3 with 10785 views | Along | Deffo agree with this, even worse than a flag. | | | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:35 - Sep 3 with 10672 views | Nthsuffolkblue | Did the stewards not do anything? In the family area they would normally if spoken to. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:37 - Sep 3 with 10658 views | BrixtonBlue |
He's got a point in the family section though hasn't he? | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:39 - Sep 3 with 10652 views | Vaughan8 |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:37 - Sep 3 by BrixtonBlue | He's got a point in the family section though hasn't he? |
Agreed. Family area the swearing should be toned down/non-existent. It was probably the bloke who gets 23 junior blue memberships...………. | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:39 - Sep 3 with 10649 views | s6blue |
I assume u don't have kids then? what normal parent would want their children to hear that sort of language? of course there are chants from all corners of the ground with swearing and swearing in other areas but if u want to use language like that then do it elsewhere in the ground, not in the family section | | | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:37 - Sep 3 by BrixtonBlue | He's got a point in the family section though hasn't he? |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:46 - Sep 3 with 10582 views | s6blue |
so what appeared to be a visibly upset 8-10 year old child leaves with his mother who has just been given abuse for standing up to some bloke using foul and abusive language in family section is 'LOL' to you? | | | | Login to get fewer ads
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:49 - Sep 3 with 10561 views | s6blue |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:35 - Sep 3 by Nthsuffolkblue | Did the stewards not do anything? In the family area they would normally if spoken to. |
looked like they had a word from where I was. Think he still thought he was a big man though | | | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:46 - Sep 3 by s6blue | so what appeared to be a visibly upset 8-10 year old child leaves with his mother who has just been given abuse for standing up to some bloke using foul and abusive language in family section is 'LOL' to you? |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:52 - Sep 3 with 10522 views | Rozz |
Football growing up was a free hit - my Dad bought us season tickets in the Upper North and would turn a blind eye to our F'ing and blinding as long as we left it in the stadium. I can totally understand though why someone in the family stand would expect their young children to be sheltered from some womble who's unable to watch a game of football without shouting the word C*NT every 3 minutes. It's an emotional game but some people do take it to another level. | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:54 - Sep 3 with 10509 views | NewcyBlue | I told my 5 year old that he was likely to hear some naughty words and they’re unacceptable, however we tolerate some of them at the football. As we were walking out there were some kids shouting at each other across the police barrier. I decided against telling them to cool their language because I didn’t fancy lamping a drunk teenager in front of Seb and I just distracted Seb instead. If Seb was getting upset because of some aggressive shouty drunken bloke then I would have definitely said something. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:59 - Sep 3 with 10470 views | SuperTommySmith | Did you tell a steward? May be a bit more effective then this type of post the day after the game. | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:59 - Sep 3 with 10469 views | WarkTheWarkITFC |
There shouldn't be swearing around kids full stop in my opinion. I swear plenty but would never do so anywhere near children. However, as a parent you also have to realise that football is not somewhere you are likely to be able to shield kids from swearing. Especially a Norwich match. But this is where the family section comes in. It is designed specifically for those that want to avoid unsavoury chants / swearing / behaviour you'd associate with passionate football matches. Completely out of order therefore. 5 year olds should not have some bloke screaming 'inbred c***' constantly which is what happened near me with one individual. I don't care how drunk you are or the match is going. It's going to happen. it's part of it, it would have been an element of both fans and when you are at an away match it is unfortunately unavoidable within your own support. We accept that. Likewise in the North Stand or a few other areas. But the family section exists to avoid these people if that's your preference. Football isn't a library or somewhere full of good manners. You go in with your eyes open, but I'd like to think people agree it's unacceptable to act like that around kids - even if you think it's acceptable in the North Stand. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:54 - Sep 3 by NewcyBlue | I told my 5 year old that he was likely to hear some naughty words and they’re unacceptable, however we tolerate some of them at the football. As we were walking out there were some kids shouting at each other across the police barrier. I decided against telling them to cool their language because I didn’t fancy lamping a drunk teenager in front of Seb and I just distracted Seb instead. If Seb was getting upset because of some aggressive shouty drunken bloke then I would have definitely said something. |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:03 - Sep 3 with 10427 views | s6blue |
I think you are struggling to understand the points raised. But of course if you think it s appropriate for a man to verbally abuse a woman who has children with her and has done nothing to warrant such a thing is ok then you are a bit dim yourself or just as pathetic | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:03 - Sep 3 with 10425 views | Pinewoodblue |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:35 - Sep 3 by Nthsuffolkblue | Did the stewards not do anything? In the family area they would normally if spoken to. |
JJ isn't family area, Stewards should still have sorted it though. Seems sometimes they don't want to upset the applecart and risk losing paying customers. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:59 - Sep 3 by WarkTheWarkITFC | There shouldn't be swearing around kids full stop in my opinion. I swear plenty but would never do so anywhere near children. However, as a parent you also have to realise that football is not somewhere you are likely to be able to shield kids from swearing. Especially a Norwich match. But this is where the family section comes in. It is designed specifically for those that want to avoid unsavoury chants / swearing / behaviour you'd associate with passionate football matches. Completely out of order therefore. 5 year olds should not have some bloke screaming 'inbred c***' constantly which is what happened near me with one individual. I don't care how drunk you are or the match is going. It's going to happen. it's part of it, it would have been an element of both fans and when you are at an away match it is unfortunately unavoidable within your own support. We accept that. Likewise in the North Stand or a few other areas. But the family section exists to avoid these people if that's your preference. Football isn't a library or somewhere full of good manners. You go in with your eyes open, but I'd like to think people agree it's unacceptable to act like that around kids - even if you think it's acceptable in the North Stand. |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:04 - Sep 3 with 10412 views | Benters2 |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 13:59 - Sep 3 by SuperTommySmith | Did you tell a steward? May be a bit more effective then this type of post the day after the game. |
A steward told off a town fan near me not next to me yesterday for calling everybody in yellow and the match officials peados. | | | |
To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:06 - Sep 3 with 10404 views | WarkTheWarkITFC |
I'm very impressed that you've managed to determine that an upset child was in fact upset by their own mother, who knows them best and who only cares about their welfare, as opposed to someone screaming and shouting swear words in front of children. That's quite a conclusion to draw to what sounds like someone wanting to remove their child from a situation the child found upsetting. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:03 - Sep 3 by s6blue | I think you are struggling to understand the points raised. But of course if you think it s appropriate for a man to verbally abuse a woman who has children with her and has done nothing to warrant such a thing is ok then you are a bit dim yourself or just as pathetic |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:09 - Sep 3 with 10366 views | WarkTheWarkITFC |
I can see where you are coming from, but I don't think anyone sets out to take their children to football as a gentle ease into foul language. You can be in Sainsbury's, Christchurch Park or in the Town Centre and hear people swearing. You cannot shield your kids from it, but it is still rare in most social situations for people to be swearing knowingly around kids. Football is very much different. People do swear, you are not going to stop it, you have to make a call and there's no reason to deny your kids enjoying the football because of a few swear words, but likewise, as a parent you should have the choice to take your kids next to the North Stand or move to the Family Stand as and where your comfort level is with the potential swearing / anti-social behaviour. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:06 - Sep 3 by WarkTheWarkITFC | I'm very impressed that you've managed to determine that an upset child was in fact upset by their own mother, who knows them best and who only cares about their welfare, as opposed to someone screaming and shouting swear words in front of children. That's quite a conclusion to draw to what sounds like someone wanting to remove their child from a situation the child found upsetting. |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:10 - Sep 3 with 10355 views | giant_stow |
That reads a bit victim-blamey mr. | |
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To the bloke in the JJ family block co-op stand on 14:09 - Sep 3 by WarkTheWarkITFC | I can see where you are coming from, but I don't think anyone sets out to take their children to football as a gentle ease into foul language. You can be in Sainsbury's, Christchurch Park or in the Town Centre and hear people swearing. You cannot shield your kids from it, but it is still rare in most social situations for people to be swearing knowingly around kids. Football is very much different. People do swear, you are not going to stop it, you have to make a call and there's no reason to deny your kids enjoying the football because of a few swear words, but likewise, as a parent you should have the choice to take your kids next to the North Stand or move to the Family Stand as and where your comfort level is with the potential swearing / anti-social behaviour. |
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