What makes you cringe at games?

Teenage middle class fuds dressing up like casuals trying to pull of there best possible hard look.

* telling you to sit down and people getting all offended because some ones had a drink.

Grasses rife with them in certain areas.

And people that spend the entire game on the phone either filming the game/fans taking 100 pictures or listening to music WATCH THE * GAME :icon_mrgreen:

 

People that leave with 10minutes left

 

Funny when it happens on days like JVoH last min winner etc, serves them right.

 

nothing better than seeing people leaving when we're drawing/losing, then we go on to win the game

 

What a * eh... tyring to enjoy himself. People on here wonder why alot in CP don't try to contribute to the atmosphere

 

People who come to watch the football and end up spending the whole game staring at there phones.


Young couple who used to sit in front of me who would basically come together and sit there not talking to each other not singing at any point ever and would spend most of the day on facebook.

 

Im sure most folk are onloy checking other scores, im always on mine as i usually have a few coupons on

 

Couldn't see the boy but the girl was on facebook from what I could see and she had never put it down.

 

So were you watching game or also looking at her phone all day?!!!!!

 

Think what you want, you were not there to witness it so your philosophy is irrelevant to my point really.

I have a few pints before the match and sing my heart out with the rest but when your sitting behind a out and out drunken * who behaves like a moron then it does become a bit hideous.

Maybe it was you and that's why you find it acceptable. :bbpd:

 

People that cringe at me for whereing my Jamie Forrest Jersey

 

This happened years ago back when I was around 16 or 17, I didn't really drink much back then, a pint or two of Guinness was all before the game but my mate who I used to go to the games with drank like a fish so every game he'd be absolutely rat-arsed. We were playing Hibs at CP and were 2-1 up with about 15 minutes to go, there were no scoreboards at CP as there was only the main stand, north stand and a temporary stand at the Celtic end, anyway Celtic got a corner and my mate stood up and shouted "come tae * Celtic a draw's no * good enough" as you can imagine everyone around us were * themselves and even more so when me and my other mates told him that we were winning and he wouldn't believe us.

 

A * wish:icon_mrgreen:

 

Sat behind some * yesterday trying to join in with the Charlie Mulgrew song and the only actual lyrics he got right were Charlie Mulgrew.[/QUOTE]

lol prob me and 30k others

Get a grip man wheres the harm! had a morph suit on the celtic v huns final

Just trying to get the kids interested and feel part of the club, do they not count?

Was arguing with 2 so called fans for the way they constantly berated Lenny,

especially GB wannabees lol

 

Calls him self a Celtic fan eh! The Charlie Mulgrew song has been roared on our terraces since the days of Stein and The Lions.

I expect you to show this imposter the way to the exit next time brother

 

a rather large fellow who every game shouts to the keeper, "i shagged your maw!"

wasnt funny the first time or every time after. Nobody else found it funny apart from one of his mates. Guy must be at least in his 30's

 

* hun chant from the 70's

 

Worse than that, people who use nicknames for the players. Guy beside me was shouting abuse at "gump" for the full 90 minutes yesterday. I also heard a guy shouting "come on Scotty, son" at Scott Brown a couple of months ago. Over familliar if ask me. And its not usually "womens" in my eperience

A child no older than 3 who sits in front of me turned around and said to me "The Rangers are S***e". True as the statement may be, it was definately a cringe moment for me, definately not cute. Child is not parrot and should not be treated as such imo