.....from the Toon.
What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
-- 
Doug
It's a lie and that's the truth.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...

On May 3, 12:46 am, KopThat  wrote:
> On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
> wrote:
>
> > ....from the Toon.
> > What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> > can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> > Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> > Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> > --
> > Doug
> > It's a lie and that's the truth.
>
> Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
> similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
> add to that the bhoys in Celtic.
>
> Tre...

In England yes i agree, the two most passionate fans are us and the
scouse. The worst are the Fulham fans.

If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
(not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. Im sure its the same
in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

arby  wrote in
news:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com: 

> If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing. 

For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly 
minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at 
the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was 
result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was 
there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed 
at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that 
one. 

Im sure its the same
> in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.

I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary 
afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick 
sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in 
American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from 
around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to 
squeal like a pig".

On May 3, 3:39 pm, Devoto  wrote:
> arby  wrote innews:1178191812.263862.86980@q75g2000hsh..googlegroups.com:
>
> > If you listened to the radio commentery for last nights game, the San
> > Siro was absolutely rocking! I've been to games in Italy and the crowd
> > (not the hooligans) at their games are amazing.
>
> For the biggies, but I've been to the San Siro back in the 90s for a fairly
> minor game (Lecce) and it was dead. I got a bottle of piss hoyed at me at
> the Inter CL game a few years back too (well, it hit my wife, so that was
> result), so I'm not ower keen on the San Siro. Mind, if anyone else was
> there, did they hear the chants of "keep your tits in for the lads" aimed
> at the Eva Braun lookalike security lass after the end? Cracked me up that
> one.
>
> Im sure its the same
>
> > in Spain (Valencia, Barca and madrid have massive stadias). Has anyone
> > been to a game at the  Maracanã?! I thats got to be the ultimate.
>
> I went to Ajax - Feyenoord years back - that was pretty good. Bit scary
> afterwards though. At the other extreme I used to go up to Berwick
> sometimes and all, that's weird. First time you go in it's like that pub in
> American Werewolf, every bugger stops and looks at you - "you ain't from
> around here, are you boy? Now, let me git that corner flag and git ready to
> squeal like a pig".


Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
turns into one ugly fooker!
 If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
like that everywhere i think.

arby  wrote in
news:1178206045.952368.48170@o5g2000hsb.googlegroups.com: 


> Its been ages since I saw the film, but think i remember the scene. He
> turns into one ugly fooker!
>  If its a small town/village pub everyone turns around and look, bit
> like that everywhere i think.

I meant Berwick's ground was like that pub. You'd have about 200 people in 
there and they all knew each other, so you felt like you'd walked into a 
private party. Quie enjoyed watching them though, you realise what it takes 
to support Berwick Rangers year in year out, when you could get the train 
north or south for 45 minutes and watch Hearts, Hibs or Newcastle.

On Wed, 2 May 2007 10:04:41 +0100, "pantsonfire"
 wrote:

>....from the Toon.
>What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot 
>can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
>Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole 
>Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.

I thought the lyrics went "fuck of M...."

On May 2, 7:04 pm, "pantsonfire" 
wrote:
> ....from the Toon.
> What a fantastic atmosphere it must have been in the stadium. I know you lot
> can talk for England but the singing...you just never shut up all night.
> Chant of the evening was "arsehole Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, arsehole
> Mourinho, arsehole Mourinho, etc.
> --
> Doug
> It's a lie and that's the truth.

Thanks mate, I think your fans are the only ones that could create a
similar atmosphere, with their passion for the game and their team, ok
add to that the bhoys in Celtic.

Tre...