Tears of a Prem Fan relegated

[Dr Wisey]

Anyone else feel nauseated by some of those blubbering for the cameras? - especially the little sod who was apparently inconsolable - i bet they told him his cat had been run over to trigger the effect so the cameras would pan in.
Alomost as bad as when the L666s went down - GB wept buckets that day the daft sod!
We've had 3 relegations and 2 admin spells - we are made of sterner stuff than those ponces.

[Jantje]

They are called the 'Cry for Sky' brigade!!!! Turn it on knowing the cameras are going to be on them.
I can understand a little kid crying but some of these morons are grown men ffs.

[tony d]

They are called the 'Cry for Sky' brigade!!!! Turn it on knowing the cameras are going to be on them.
I can understand a little kid crying but some of these morons are grown men ffs.

Or some are actually devestated that their side have gone down..

[Jantje]

Or some are actually devestated that their side have gone down..

I admit to getting upset at the minutes silence every year for 11th May Tony, but lets have some perspective here.

Its not devastating and i've seen plenty of fans from lower league clubs that have been relegated who don't turn on the waterworks!!

It makes good TV for the media luvvies, its drama and theatre but its not devastating.

[king billy]

If my club had tonked someone away 4-0 or beaten Blackburn 4-1 at home - and still went down, i'd be a little upset!!..

[Dr Wisey]

they went down becuase of earlier results though - nowt worse than a blubbering brummie!

[tony d]

they went down becuase of earlier results though - nowt worse than a blubbering brummie!

I agree but some folk are naturally emotional ... Yousee boxers cry after winning world title fights, sportsmen and women all over the place do it..

So fans who have supported their team all their lives are bound to do it if they have the same girly gene as these other lightweights..

Sorry for not clarifying earlier..:rolleyes:

[Parrot]

I suppose we as City fans find it hard to comprehend....were battle hardened in the art of "feeling shite" compared to the likes of Brum and Reading fans! :D

[lee]

Chesterfield last season was just about the most depressing game I've ever been to as a City fan... didn't see many crying there, in fact quite the opposite, many were singing their hearts out.

As for us, we fecked off with 30 mins to go to drown our sorrows. :rolleyes: Pathetic fuckwits the lot of 'em didn't deserve that level of support.

[peter beagrie is mint]

Pathetic, crying, over what at the end of the day is a game. More important things in life surely

[panther]

I suppose we as City fans find it hard to comprehend....were battle hardened in the art of "feeling shite" compared to the likes of Brum and Reading fans! :D

I can understand it from the passionate supporter who has just seen their team relegated.. last day emotions nearly always run high, especially the way this last season has ended for a lot..

I can remember shedding tears (of relief I may add) when Wethers headed home to keep us in the Prem.. tup:

[Dr Wisey]

Prawnie said he wet himself that day the diry bassa.

Some of the blubbering was for the cameras.

[Garlic Breath]

I did'nt wet mesen Wisey but I did masturbate when I got home.:)

[Dr Wisey]

ahh sex wee - Mr Corner does that 3 times a week he told me.

[Garlic Breath]

A week??...you sure you got that right?:rolleyes:...he was'nt known as Red-End at school for nothing you know.

[peter beagrie is mint]

Ban 'em!

[BaselBantam]

I was nearly blubbing at Molineux when we got promoted

[peter beagrie is mint]

I nearly blubberd Sunday Morning, when I saw some heffer sharing my bed!