by FlyingHigh » Wed May 09, 2012 9:13 pm
by TEX07 » Wed May 09, 2012 11:40 pm
gadj1976 wrote:bloods08 wrote:Sydney supporters having no clue about the game. Was at the game on the weekend and couldn't believe how much whinging I heard when the crows happened to earn a free kick (that was clearly there). Thought after 30 years their supporters may have got an idea of the game but it doesn't seem that way. Thought crows fans were clearly the worst but that opinion has now changed.
Ever been to a Crows game as a non Crows supporter?
by The Sleeping Giant » Thu May 10, 2012 12:25 am
bloods08 wrote:Sydney supporters having no clue about the game. Was at the game on the weekend and couldn't believe how much whinging I heard when the crows happened to earn a free kick (that was clearly there). Thought after 30 years their supporters may have got an idea of the game but it doesn't seem that way. Thought crows fans were clearly the worst but that opinion has now changed.
by gadj1976 » Thu May 10, 2012 7:53 am
TEX07 wrote:gadj1976 wrote:bloods08 wrote:Sydney supporters having no clue about the game. Was at the game on the weekend and couldn't believe how much whinging I heard when the crows happened to earn a free kick (that was clearly there). Thought after 30 years their supporters may have got an idea of the game but it doesn't seem that way. Thought crows fans were clearly the worst but that opinion has now changed.
Ever been to a Crows game as a non Crows supporter?
How could someone who is a Crows supporter ever go to a Crows game as a non Crows supporter?
by Baron Greenback » Thu May 10, 2012 11:14 am
gadj1976 wrote:TEX07 wrote:gadj1976 wrote:bloods08 wrote:Sydney supporters having no clue about the game. Was at the game on the weekend and couldn't believe how much whinging I heard when the crows happened to earn a free kick (that was clearly there). Thought after 30 years their supporters may have got an idea of the game but it doesn't seem that way. Thought crows fans were clearly the worst but that opinion has now changed.
Ever been to a Crows game as a non Crows supporter?
How could someone who is a Crows supporter ever go to a Crows game as a non Crows supporter?
that's my point. Don't judge other crowds when you can't sit at your own stadium and judge your own crowd unbiased. Adel and Port crowds would be just as bad no doubt.
by Strawb » Thu May 10, 2012 11:53 am
by FOURTH ESTATE » Thu May 10, 2012 12:35 pm
by whufc » Thu May 10, 2012 12:46 pm
by Johno6 » Thu May 10, 2012 1:19 pm
by whufc » Thu May 10, 2012 1:27 pm
Johno6 wrote:have fun policing that umpires
by Booney » Thu May 10, 2012 1:33 pm
FOURTH ESTATE wrote:Most Crows supporters have no idea of the rules and just go for a social outing so they can be seen. Suggest they take the "Laws of Australian Football" with them to the games. Unlike Port supporters who are unable to read.
by GWW » Thu May 10, 2012 1:35 pm
by gossipgirl » Thu May 10, 2012 1:53 pm
FOURTH ESTATE wrote:Most Crows supporters have no idea of the rules and just go for a social outing so they can be seen. Suggest they take the "Laws of Australian Football" with them to the games. Unlike Port supporters who are unable to read.
by Mr Beefy » Thu May 10, 2012 1:59 pm
gossipgirl wrote:FOURTH ESTATE wrote:Most Crows supporters have no idea of the rules and just go for a social outing so they can be seen. Suggest they take the "Laws of Australian Football" with them to the games. Unlike Port supporters who are unable to read.
obviously never been to a richmond or collingwood game in melbourne
by whufc » Thu May 10, 2012 2:46 pm
by Baron Greenback » Thu May 10, 2012 2:57 pm
whufc wrote:Have gone to many games at football park as a nuetral and back when i was a teenager and mad Carlton fan my observations.
Port Supporters compared to Crows fans
Port
-very passionate
-a tad more feral and rough around the edges
-more likely to go the biff than get in a verbal argument (have never been in a fight with a port supporter but have come alot closer there than at a crows game)
-Like the hard nut Michael Wilson types more so than the flashier types.
Crows Fans
-bigger in numbers
-there to be part of an event
-never been to a venue where the outside bars (premiers bar etc) are so packed during the game
-prefer the flashier McLeod types rather than the hard worker type
-alot more arrogant than the Port supporters
-very anti victorian everything that goes against them is conspiracy by the Vics.
-big time small town mentality if only the Vics cared about the south aussies as much as the south aussies care about them
-prefer to try and get involved with banter but hate when it comes back generally, reply, F**k off back to Victoria
-definatly not use to having groups of oppositon supporters sitting near them.
Just my views from going to around 50 games at footy park since i was a teenager.
by OnSong » Thu May 10, 2012 3:01 pm
Baron Greenback wrote:whufc wrote:Have gone to many games at football park as a nuetral and back when i was a teenager and mad Carlton fan my observations.
Port Supporters compared to Crows fans
Port
-very passionate
-a tad more feral and rough around the edges
-more likely to go the biff than get in a verbal argument (have never been in a fight with a port supporter but have come alot closer there than at a crows game)
-Like the hard nut Michael Wilson types more so than the flashier types.
Crows Fans
-bigger in numbers
-there to be part of an event
-never been to a venue where the outside bars (premiers bar etc) are so packed during the game
-prefer the flashier McLeod types rather than the hard worker type
-alot more arrogant than the Port supporters
-very anti victorian everything that goes against them is conspiracy by the Vics.
-big time small town mentality if only the Vics cared about the south aussies as much as the south aussies care about them
-prefer to try and get involved with banter but hate when it comes back generally, reply, F**k off back to Victoria
-definatly not use to having groups of oppositon supporters sitting near them.
Just my views from going to around 50 games at footy park since i was a teenager.
Pretty much spot on.
by Baron Greenback » Thu May 10, 2012 4:34 pm
OnSong wrote:Baron Greenback wrote:whufc wrote:Have gone to many games at football park as a nuetral and back when i was a teenager and mad Carlton fan my observations.
Port Supporters compared to Crows fans
Port
-very passionate
-a tad more feral and rough around the edges
-more likely to go the biff than get in a verbal argument (have never been in a fight with a port supporter but have come alot closer there than at a crows game)
-Like the hard nut Michael Wilson types more so than the flashier types.
Crows Fans
-bigger in numbers
-there to be part of an event
-never been to a venue where the outside bars (premiers bar etc) are so packed during the game
-prefer the flashier McLeod types rather than the hard worker type
-alot more arrogant than the Port supporters
-very anti victorian everything that goes against them is conspiracy by the Vics.
-big time small town mentality if only the Vics cared about the south aussies as much as the south aussies care about them
-prefer to try and get involved with banter but hate when it comes back generally, reply, F**k off back to Victoria
-definatly not use to having groups of oppositon supporters sitting near them.
Just my views from going to around 50 games at footy park since i was a teenager.
Pretty much spot on.
You can both **** off back to Victoria.
by howzat » Thu May 10, 2012 5:48 pm
whufc wrote:Have gone to many games at football park as a nuetral and back when i was a teenager and mad Carlton fan my observations.
Port Supporters compared to Crows fans
Port
-very passionate
-a tad more feral and rough around the edges
-more likely to go the biff than get in a verbal argument (have never been in a fight with a port supporter but have come alot closer there than at a crows game)
-Like the hard nut Michael Wilson types more so than the flashier types.
Crows Fans
-bigger in numbers
-there to be part of an event
-never been to a venue where the outside bars (premiers bar etc) are so packed during the game
-prefer the flashier McLeod types rather than the hard worker type
-alot more arrogant than the Port supporters
-very anti victorian everything that goes against them is conspiracy by the Vics.
-big time small town mentality if only the Vics cared about the south aussies as much as the south aussies care about them
-prefer to try and get involved with banter but hate when it comes back generally, reply, F**k off back to Victoria
-definatly not use to having groups of oppositon supporters sitting near them.
Just my views from going to around 50 games at footy park since i was a teenager.
by Spargo » Thu May 10, 2012 8:47 pm
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