Why? Just why would you?

[Oh Robbie Robie]

It's just a word. Are you offended by asterisks too?

More offended by people asking stupid questions.

 

[Oh Robbie Robie]

WTF? That's a very warped sense of..um... everything. It's just weird.

You can tell me I have no right to tell you how to think, and you'd be right, I don't.

I'd be right on something too though...

Most of us think you're odd, what you're arguing is not normal.

Fine by me. No problem with being thought of that way.

You should look up the saying about creativity... it starts "The one who follows the crowd, will usually get no further than the crowd."

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

My view is in a minority?
Interesting supposition.
I am in total agreement with others about the wearing of such a t-shirt.
The only thing I am not in agreement is the supposed argument by others that we should be more offended by some things than others.
I've enjoyed most of the responses here. This is supposedly what a message board is for. However, I will not be told what to think, say or do. I'll carry on digging if I have to.

I'd say you're clearly in the minority, unless all the people jumping to your defence are on my ignore list...

It's possible actually, as I've a no ********* policy.

 

[WickedWolfie]

He was charged with a Section 5 Public Order offence, relating to the display of threatening and abusive signs and writing, likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.

Pretty much made his life hell though for a while.

My heart bleeds for him....NOT

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

It's not the misspelling of a swear word though is it? It is a clear attempt to bring attention to a brand that otherwise no-one would careless about. It's crass and offensive. A further display of how the public has simply accepted the attack on previous moral standards.

Anyway, I refer the Honorable Gentleman to the response I gave in post 190.

Lol Ayatollah Robbie.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

But he's from Warwick

It always puzzles me when the United "fans" in Basingstoke claim to hate Liverpool and all things Scouse. It's football rivalry by numbers.

I don't hate Albion, I'm not submerged in the black country rivalry, having never lived there.

Don't get me wrong, I get involved in the "hate" during the match and prefer their opponents winning than them, but I can't feel what the locals feel, if I did it would be disingenuous.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Fine by me. No problem with being thought of that way.

You should look up the saying about creativity... it starts "The one who follows the crowd, will usually get no further than the crowd."

Ooh you're so edgy.

 

[Oh Robbie Robie]

Ooh you're so edgy.

Bit too keen to pigeon hole me Bill.... spooky.

 

[Ginger Chimp]

Fine by me. No problem with being thought of that way.

You should look up the saying about creativity... it starts "The one who follows the crowd, will usually get no further than the crowd."

So that explains the user name.

Got it.

 

[Stourport wolf]

It always puzzles me when the United "fans" in Basingstoke claim to hate Liverpool and all things Scouse. It's football rivalry by numbers.

I don't hate Albion, I'm not submerged in the black country rivalry, having never lived there.

Don't get me wrong, I get involved in the "hate" during the match and prefer their opponents winning than them, but I can't feel what the locals feel, if I did it would be disingenuous.

When I am in the UK, I stay in Basingstoke and I always have and always will hate Albion. I want them to go bankrupt, but want it to be a slow process. I want them to have to ground share with Walsall. I detest the inbred ****s.

 

[Frank Lincoln]

When I am in the UK, I stay in Basingstoke and I always have and always will hate Albion. I want them to go bankrupt, but want it to be a slow process. I want them to have to ground share with Walsall. I detest the inbred ****s.

That‘s a bit harsh on Walsall..

 

[Stourport wolf]

I'd say you're clearly in the minority, unless all the people jumping to your defence are on my ignore list...

It's possible actually, as I've a no ********* policy.

I would never propose to know what the vast majority think and certainly wouldn't think several posters on an internet forum, talk for the majority but I think the case in question was in bad taste and out of order, but that is far as it goes for me.
Kids are getting stabbed all over the country, and old people haven't got enough to eat are far more important issues in my point of view, than some football fan wearing a tasteless shirt.

 

[Stourport wolf]

That‘s a bit harsh on Walsall..

Yes, I think you are right there Frank.

 

[Urko]

Assume, as this is now a live legal case. The thread will be locked, just in the case the judge reads the mix.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

I would never propose to know what the vast majority think and certainly wouldn't think several posters on an internet forum, talk for the majority but I think the case in question was in bad taste and out order, but that is far as it goes for me.
Kids are getting stabbed all over the country, and old people haven't got enough to eat are far more important issues in my point of view, than some football fan wearing a tasteless shirt.

Just don't tell @Oh Robbie Robie that you think kids getting stabbed is worst than a **** wearing a t-shirt, he doesn't like being told what to think.

 

[Mutchy]

Just don't tell @OoohRobbieRobbie that you think kids getting stabbed is worst than a **** wearing a t-shirt, he doesn't like being told what to think.

You've just tagged a different poster.

 

[OoohRobbieRobbie]

Just don't tell @OoohRobbieRobbie that you think kids getting stabbed is worst than a **** wearing a t-shirt, he doesn't like being told what to think.

Think you may have tagged the wrong ORR here. I'm the original, don't know who the imposter is

 

[AndyWolves]

He was charged with a Section 5 Public Order offence, relating to the display of threatening and abusive signs and writing, likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.

Pretty much made his life hell though for a while.

Actions have consequences, who knew?

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Think you may have tagged the wrong ORR here. I'm the original, don't know who the imposter is

Sorry about that, this explains a lot. Always thought your posts were alright and was the only reason the other guy's not on my ignore list already.

I'll crack on and delete the other prat from my life. Sorry for the confusion.

 

[OoohRobbieRobbie]

Sorry about that, this explains a lot. Always thought your posts were alright and was the only reason the other guy's not on my ignore list already.

I'll crack on and delete the other prat from my life. Sorry for the confusion.

No harm done my friend

 

[Oh Robbie Robie]

Think you may have tagged the wrong ORR here. I'm the original, don't know who the imposter is

Excuse me.... my reaction score if far higher than yours. As such, you are clearly the imposter.
But glad we both appreciated the man from Banbridge.
PS. Sorry for someone else roping you to an argument you didn't need.

 

[OoohRobbieRobbie]

Excuse me.... my reaction score if far higher than yours. As such, you are clearly the imposter.
But glad we both appreciated the man from Banbridge.
PS. Sorry for someone else roping you to an argument you didn't need.

Haha all tongue in cheek me mon

Super Robbie Dennison indeed.

 

[VancouverWolf]

When I am in the UK, I stay in Basingstoke and I always have and always will hate Albion. I want them to go bankrupt, but want it to be a slow process. I want them to have to ground share with Walsall. I detest the inbred ****s.

The Sevilla library want their book ” The Power of Healing” returned as it’s overdue. It’s probably got a lot of dust on it.

 

[GoldenHorseshoe]

It's a name like fanny.

So is S****horpe.

 

[Mutchy]

Man pleads guilty over 'abhorrent' Hillsborough shirt at FA Cup final

James White wore a Manchester United shirt with the number 97 and the words "Not Enough" on the back.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[WolfLing]

Man pleads guilty over 'abhorrent' Hillsborough shirt at FA Cup final

James White wore a Manchester United shirt with the number 97 and the words "Not Enough" on the back.

www.bbc.co.uk

I think the guilty plea has silenced any doubts over his intentions!

 

[wolfslair]

I'd say you're clearly in the minority, unless all the people jumping to your defence are on my ignore list...

It's possible actually, as I've a no ********* policy.

I had that policy….. till I had to place myself on my own ignore list hahaha

 

[Jefe]

I suspect these Guilty pleas over hate speech usually follow the advice of a solicitor - the alternative being to plead Not Guilty, try to somehow prove you did not mean what people think you meant, and end up seeing the inside of a jail cell for several months. It's not worth the risk when you can take a fine and a stadium ban.

 

[Supadavewolf]

I think the guilty plea has silenced any doubts over his intentions!

Fine and costs pushing 2 grand, and banned from watching football for 4 years.

However, he can attend The Poor thorns because the judge decreed that watching the Albion doesn't qualify as "football"

 

[WickedWolfie]

Fine and costs pushing 2 grand, and banned from watching football for 4 years.

However, he can attend The Poor thorns because the judge decreed that watching the Albion doesn't qualify as "football"

Puts the three year banning order on the Wolves fan singing homophobic chants at the Chelsea game into context. Many moaned about it being too harsh.

 

[Oh Robbie Robie]

I think the guilty plea has silenced any doubts over his intentions!

Well, reading his comments about his grandfather it just shows he is a guy with one screw loose.
Why you would come up with that as a defence is beyond me but maybe the fine will jolt his brain into behaving more civilly in the future.
I rather doubt it will mind.

 

[thetwistedsock]

Certainly sounds a sandwich short of a picnic.

"White, who laughed in the dock, was fined £1,000 and ordered to pay a surcharge of £400 and £85 in costs."

 

[bully9]

I suspect these Guilty pleas over hate speech usually follow the advice of a solicitor - the alternative being to plead Not Guilty, try to somehow prove you did not mean what people think you meant, and end up seeing the inside of a jail cell for several months. It's not worth the risk when you can take a fine and a stadium ban.

The thing I don’t get is , in this country you are innocent until proven guilty, how come when you go to court the 1st thing you read is, if you plead guilty then there is a smaller fine and possible a lesser sentence, how is that morally acceptable, perhaps that’s why the chap pleaded guilty

 

[citrus_wolf]

"My grandad died aged 97 and didn't have enough kids."

Thick plank wasn't even smart enough to come up with the '97 points League title' reasoning.

 

[Fenrir_]

Unfortunately reviving this thread, how low can you go?

Bradley Lowery: Man charged over 'taunt' at Sheffield Wednesday match

Dale Houghton, from Rotherham, will appear in court on Monday and faces a football banning order.

www.bbc.co.uk

Edit: Just seen it has been mentioned on the Sheff Wed thread...

 

[VancouverWolf]

Unfortunately reviving this thread, how low can you go?

Bradley Lowery: Man charged over 'taunt' at Sheffield Wednesday match

Dale Houghton, from Rotherham, will appear in court on Monday and faces a football banning order.

www.bbc.co.uk

Sad and terrible.
The offender is an immature fool……31 years old…….probably still lives at home……menial job.

 

[The House of Wolves]

Sad and terrible.
The offender is an immature fool……31 years old…….probably still lives at home……menial job.

Plenty of decent, kind hearted 31 year olds live at home with family, it doesn’t make them a piece of **** like the scumbag in the article.

 

[Frank Lincoln]

Goodness knows how Bradley’s family must be feeling. Do the morons who do things like this have any idea how much their actions can hurt people.

 

[Supadavewolf]

Goodness knows how Bradley’s family must be feeling. Do the morons who do things like this have any idea how much their actions can hurt people.

This.

I'm fighting back tears at the thought, so god knows how upset Bradley's family must actually be.

 

[Wolf316]

Plenty of decent, kind hearted 31 year olds live at home with family, it doesn’t make them a piece of **** like the scumbag in the article.

Also nothing wrong with having a menial job.