Good luck next season..

[The Crab]

Cue banjo duelling with Pigs, half and half scarves all round as the six fingered inbreeds try to work out if it's home or away end at the massive derby next season.

But hey, thanks for the incisive commentary.

The Deliverance Derby

 

[The Crab]

Schools still take kids on trips to Barnsley to show them what Sheffield was like during the Blitz.

It's where they filmed the scenes after the nukes fell in Threads.

 

[CarlMcBlade]

They're all looking forward to playing "South Barnsley" next season.

 

[shorehamview]

Really? Please explain to me what he's achieved that outstrips all BFC players in the modern era. Apart from nearly killing an opponent.

I've not commented on this thread yet, but here you go.

What has Chris Morgan done that outstrips all BFC players in the modern era?

Simple. He left, and became a legend at Sheffield United. Here endeth the lesson.

 

[shorehamview]

I don't like the "Wednesday fans are Pigs and the Dingles have six fingers" stereotype either.

I prefer to think of Wednesday fans as vile cretinous cunts and Barnsley fans as fucking degenerate subhuman scum, but it's not as good for 'bantz'.

Careful Tyler Durden, you'll have judge along accusing you of being racist. He may have relatives from Barnsley.

 

[Small Mendonca]

In fairness to the Barnsley fan, he didn't really say anything out of term and he did wish us good luck. Whether people choose to accept that grace or not is down to the person really, whether they find it condescending or not. I thought his first post was balanced and unfortunately, many of the responses do make us look like 'bitter blades'. I'm not going to be a hypocrite, I don't like Barnsley FC but I'm not going to throw an honest gesture back in someone's face.

One more thing to add, most places see the next town/village/city nearby to be inbred. I find it quite amusing the Dingle-Dee Dar banter. Don't get why people take it that seriously. It's just a joke. Most people I've met from Barnsley are decent people.

 

[United Aren't Back.]

Next you’ll be telling me that woman I saw walking to an Athelston church in a white tracksuit wasn’t the bride.


Or that they don’t call breadcakes “tierkecks” or that they can pronounce the words “forty” and “horse”.

Watched a long film on YouTube last week of Barnsley at Wembley. Noted that they prononounce the county as Yaaaksher...
Most unusual.

 

[United Aren't Back.]

In fairness to the Barnsley fan, he didn't really say anything out of term and he did wish us good luck. Whether people choose to accept that grace or not is down to the person really, whether they find it condescending or not. I thought his first post was balanced and unfortunately, many of the responses do make us look like 'bitter blades'. I'm not going to be a hypocrite, I don't like Barnsley FC but I'm not going to throw an honest gesture back in someone's face.

One more thing to add, most places see the next town/village/city nearby to be inbred. I find it quite amusing the Dingle-Dee Dar banter. Don't get why people take it that seriously. It's just a joke. Most people I've met from Barnsley are decent people.

Thank you Small M.

 

[Tezza1889]

I work in Barnsley, not one lad I work with is bothered about sheff Utd, not all of them actually go to watch Barnsley, they really don't care about Utd or the pigs, it's fucking bliss compared to the factories of Sheffield, back in the old days there were punches thrown at break times..

Proof if it were needed that we have only one rival, all other teams are just annoying little upstarts enjoying an unexpected day in the sun..