queensland game round 3.

[Alicia]

You're right Keensy, you can wear whatever you like..  However one would think if you're going to travel all that way to support your team, you'd wear your teams colours to show your support.

 

[Paolo]

you are a dickhead, deal?

please explain your reason/s for this comment (not that i disagree with it)

You're right Keensy, you can wear whatever you like..  However one would think if you're going to travel all that way to support your team, you'd wear your teams colours to show your support.

that said, support doesnt just come in the way of what colours you wear.

The joys of having different opinions

 

[Bex]

Yeh, unless you're wearing the colours, you're not showing true support for your team. I wouldn't have thought that was a difficult concept to grasp, but I guess Keensy has a very "special" view on most things.

 

[Bear]

do i need a reason to think your a part time fan and a dickhead?

 

[Paolo]

Yeh, unless you're wearing the colours, you're not showing true support for your team. I wouldn't have thought that was a difficult concept to grasp, but I guess Keensy has a very "special" view on most things.

People support there club in different forms. People choose headbands, wigs, facepaint....some choose standing and singing....others choose sitting on sidelines.

Judging someones support for the club based on one aspect(colour/clothes) is very narrow minded imo

do i need a reason to think your a part time fan and a dickhead?

LAWL, your right....massive part time fan. In the future i will try to show my loyalty to the team by buying memberships, going to matches, travelling interstate etc..... oh wait.

 

[loyalist]

Yeh, unless you're wearing the colours, you're not showing true support for your team. I wouldn't have thought that was a difficult concept to grasp, but I guess Keensy has a very "special" view on most things.

ROFL
You should let the thousands of football fans in europe that dont wear colours that they are not showing their true support for their team.

 

[LFCMariners]

Wow, call the lynch-mob off! Keensy was wearing his Spurs jersey, correct, but didn't anybody notice the Mariners scarf around his neck? I suppose those football hooligans in the UK are all "part-timers" because you never see them wearing their club colours when they're fighting.

As long as people are standing in our bay, singing and cheering us on, I couldn't give a pig's arse what they wear. I mean maybe Keensy could've done what Skilly did and wear his Spurs (or in Skil's case Celtic) top under his Mariners jersey, but to blow up at him the way some people are on here is pathetic.

 

[skilbeck]

ive seen lots of other people in our bay at other games who have worn shirts other than a mariners one, even other football ones. there hasnt been this outcry before and im sure there are issues more pressing than whether keensy wore the right shirt or not

 

[dru]

im sure there are issues more pressing than whether keensy wore the right shirt or not

No there isn't we have a week off because of the international date, it's as bad as the offseason really.

Maybe he was wearing the white of tottenham to be more like the players on the field.

As to comparing the situation to Europe, ffs we all generally drink in the same pub as other teams supporters and there isn't any crap between them, There is no reason to not wear colours because noone is going to kick your head in for wearing them. as for hoolies isn't it more about the scrap than the football anyway?

 

[Paolo]

correct dru, trying to wear white to show my support, shame on you guys not wearing white

 

[loyalist]

im sure there are issues more pressing than whether keensy wore the right shirt or not

No there isn't we have a week off because of the international date, it's as bad as the offseason really.

Maybe he was wearing the white of tottenham to be more like the players on the field.

As to comparing the situation to Europe, ffs we all generally drink in the same pub as other teams supporters and there isn't any crap between them, There is no reason to not wear colours because noone is going to kick your head in for wearing them. as for hoolies isn't it more about the scrap than the football anyway?

I dont know about what they hoolies do they you should probaly fire a question off over there way.
Wearing colours is all about a personal preference.
I prefer to not wear colours just as some people prefer to wear colours.
Its not like wearing colours makes you a better supporter and vice versa.

 

[Bear]

what kind of fan travels nearly 1000 km to support his australian team, and then wears the colours of a team half the world away?

a dickhead whos heart is in the wrong place

my opinion, i dont care what anyone says

 

[loyalist]

what kind of fan travels nearly 1000 km to support his australian team, and then wears the colours of a team half the world away?

a dickhead whos heart is in the wrong place

my opinion, i dont care what anyone says

fwiw mariners wear white at away games so he was infact wearing the colour of the team that he travelled nearly 1000km to support

 

[Bear]

yes, that was his plan im sure

 

[loyalist]

yes, that was his plan im sure

i can confirm it was

 

[Paolo]

what kind of fan travels nearly 1000 km to support his australian team, and then wears the colours of a team half the world away?

a dickhead whos heart is in the wrong place

good point. My heart was white and blue before it was yellow and blue.

But whatever, im a part time fan etc etc. Please enlighten me on the proper ways to support my team. Im willing to learn what i need to do to fit in.

Wigs? Thundersticks? sing lets go mariners?

 

[nikko]

what kind of fan travels nearly 1000 km to support his australian team, and then wears the colours of a team half the world away?

a dickhead whos heart is in the wrong place

good point. My heart was white and blue before it was yellow and blue.

But whatever, im a part time fan etc etc. Please enlighten me on the proper ways to support my team. Im willing to learn what i need to do to fit in.

Wigs? Thundersticks? sing lets go mariners?

did you get on the piss?

 

[Pokes]

*snort*

Love it. The main thing out of all this, is did he get drunk....

 

[Paolo]

Oh noes, look at these fans who have travelled overseas and not worn their colours....shame, definately cant be true supporters.

 

[dibo]

there are some things you're missing here keensy old son - in these pictures people it's in the middle of cold cold winters - people are often wearing scarves but you wouldn't know what jerseys they're wearing (if at all) because they've got heavy bloody jackets on.

at the newcastle and sydney games i would have looked like i was going casual because i had a big jacket on, but i had my jersey underneath so was still wearing 'colours', just nobody could tell.

i think it's debatable whether in itself wearing colours makes you a better supporter. *not* wearing colours certainly doesn't make you any better than anyone else.