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When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
 

When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
Well said mate, pity the poor kid, being brought up by rubbish!
 
The ref picked that item up and handed it to the 4th official pointing at the kop. May be you could contact the club with a burner email (yopmail) and let them know where to look in the footage .
I’ve already spoken to one of the security chaps and I’ll be following that up with a phone call to the club tomorrow. If I do email them it won’t be with a burner email.
 
When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
It was a vape thingy that was thrown. Wants banning.
 
The ref who did the Birmingham v Ipswich game would have needed a wheelie bin to pick up the bottles,cans etc that were lobbed at Hirst and his teamates after the penalty was scored in that game.
 
When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
The club will be all over this. You’ll not see him again this season.
 
When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
A grown bloke can't take the fact that his football team conceded a goal, so resorts to lobbing a missile at the scorer?

I despair at some people.
 

I think it's actually full of people who are capable of doing good things or bad things. Given the right circumstances, we can all do bad things.
When I was a teenager I lobbed a paper cup of water at Terry Curran as he walked through the John St tunnel. I once got hit by an egg at Hull. Earlier this year I lobbed a plastic cup of zero alcohol beer at an Andorra fan who was blowing his bugle right in front of the England fans.

I'd draw the line at something that could cause physical damage though.
 
The ref picked that item up and handed it to the 4th official pointing at the kop. May be you could contact the club with a burner email (yopmail) and let them know where to look in the footage .
Genuine question, just out of interest why would you use a burner email to contact the club?
 
When Bristol scored their first goal yesterday a bloke sat two rows directly in front of me decided the best way to show his annoyance was to throw something at the scorer as he celebrated. It looked like it was possibly an ecig or a battery, it was a decent enough size that it would have hurt had it connected with the intended target.

He and his partner had a small lad between them, presumably their son. The lad looked to be around five years old. The dad had managed to sneak a pint of lager in, and the mum was swigging from a Carling bottle. Around the 35th minute they left their seats, presumably to go and get more booze, and didn’t appear for the second half.

If that was you that threw said object then you’re a nobhead, and you’ve been reported to one of the blue waist coated security steward chaps. I hope you get banned from the stadium, and congratulations on setting a piss-poor example of how to behave in public to your young lad. There’s no place at a football ground for people throwing objects that could potentially cause injury to someone, and could land the club in trouble too.

And for anyone who thinks I’ve “grassed” on someone, you’re part of the problem too and perhaps as much of a nobhead as the bloke chucking things. If enough people reported nobheads behaving inappropriately then perhaps they’d learn that their behaviour is unacceptable.
That's the kop for ya🤣
 
Genuine question, just out of interest why would you use a burner email to contact the club?
Good question,
Simple answer privacy, have you read the T&C’s about who the club can pass on your details to in the event of a criminal change being made. I know I haven’t and can’t be bothered to.
 

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