"Scouse Wit" at the match

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I remember watching a game on tele, Everton agaisnt someone i can't quite remember, the ref made a bad decision giving a freekick against us, the crowd was quite quiet becuse we were playing crap, then over the mic i heard one guy shout..."You Baldy fukcin......Yorkshire....Cunnnnnt"!

I once shouted 'GO FOR GLORY' dead loud at a match once, got so much abuse for that.
 

This for the old farts....
One Sunday in the Nineties, watched Tranmere get knocked out of the cup by Swindon, away (maybe it was the play-offs) anyway leaving the ground some total stranger turns to me and says " thank **** this isnt the Eighties or we'd have to go on the rampage and I really cant be arsed!"... it was a rainy day I guess....
 
The Newcastle game this year where we had 2 fair goals dissallowed, when Anichebe finally put us 2-1 up i heard on my stream someone scream to the linesman DISSALLOW THAT YOU GINGER TW@T!
i giggled, and also it rhymes :)
 
This doesn't involve Everon, and many of you will have heard it before, but i loved the story when Andy Goram had tried to escape a disciplinary hearing at Rangers by claiming he had slight schizophrenia, only for the home fans to chant "two Andy Gorams, there's only two Andy Gorams" when he made a good save the next match
 

I’m from Merseyside myself, and over the years I have heard some cracking shouts, too many to remember to be honest. But there is one side of scouse ‘wit’ which pisses me off a little.

For example, I was at the Fulham game the other week, and I’m drinking a pint of lager when some STRANGER comes up to me and asks “Are you drinking murder juice?†I mustered up a fake laugh and told him that yes, I was indeed drinking ‘murder juice’. The guy then literally continued to badger me as to Why? I was drinking murder juice for a good 2 or 3 minutes. Er, hello, maybe it has something to do with it being the only available lager in the ground. And by the way, I’m not immature enough, or sad enough, to give a rats arse as to whether somebody I don’t even know is drinking murder juice or not.

If this wasn’t bad enough, a few minutes later I started to eat my chicken tikka pie, and low and behold some other extremely nosy individual suddenly becomes engrossed by the colour and composition of my pie. He comes over and starts going “F*cking hell lad, why are you eating that mate, it’s yellow FFS. You don’t want to be eating anything that is yellow mateâ€. I just ignored this particular simpleton, but I felt like saying “Er it’s a chicken tikka pie, the filling is supposed to be yellow, and besides, who really gives a fack as to what colour the filling of my pie might be?â€. I think he must have spent some time in jail, because it’s not like chicken tikka pies are unavailable up north, so why was he so shocked by its colour?

I‘ve been to too many games to remember, and this was the first time something like this as happened, so it’s not exactly a common occurrence or anything. But after all is said and done, I found their behaviour to be NOSY in the extreme, and I really think that they should just mind their own facking business, to be honest.

Ah, the art of friendly conversation with strangers. Absolutely non existent down south.
 
Bolton away when we lost 2-0. Some Bolton fan in a vest despite the virtually sub-zero weather keeps giving it loads.

Lid next to me starts singing: "The wheels on your house go round and round..."
 
Ah, the art of friendly conversation with strangers. Absolutely non existent down south.

I probably have made a bit of a meal about all this. lol, dja geddit?

But it wasn't that friendly to be honest, it was like they actually wanted me to jib off my 'murder juice' and 'yellow' chicken tikka pie just because they had made an issue of it. I know half-time is a bit boring but I havn't yet reached the stage where I feel the need to go round studying other people's food and drink.
 
two shouts in the same match. vs Birmingham at home, drew 1-1 Heitinga scored for us, his first goal at Everton I think.
The first was every time Zigic got the ball, some lad in the Bullens somewhere continuosly shouted "frrrreeeeeaaaakkk" had me in stitches.
The second was a man sat next to me, again directed at Zigic, Jags went to tight to mark him, when he piped up, "just kick the ****ing mong-mong" not the best game but one of the funniest I've been to
 

Always makes me laugh when the crowd counts as the ref steps to mark the wall at a free kick.

I also loved that crowd at an arsenal away game (think it was stoke) who were copying wengers rants and tantrums.
 
two shouts in the same match. vs Birmingham at home, drew 1-1 Heitinga scored for us, his first goal at Everton I think.
The first was every time Zigic got the ball, some lad in the Bullens somewhere continuosly shouted "frrrreeeeeaaaakkk" had me in stitches.
The second was a man sat next to me, again directed at Zigic, Jags went to tight to mark him, when he piped up, "just kick the ****ing mong-mong" not the best game but one of the funniest I've been to


Frreeeeeeeeeakkkkkkkk has me in stitches ever time crouch comes to Goodison, just every now and then when he's near where I sit just someone different each time just screams it, fooking hilarious. Love it, take part in it my self as well!
 
Once had the whole of the Bullens Road in bulk by calling Frank Lampard a fat [Poor language removed]. Ten thousand odd people were falling about laughing, clutching their sides and dropping their chips and ale everywhere. Was f*****g boss.
 
That BATE Borisov game at home where we played the kids 'cause we'd already qualified.

Gwladys End, a proper shank from the BATE defender sends the ball flying into the Main Stand by St. Lukes, some bloke gets up out of his seat and heads the ball straight back on to the pitch.

Some voice from the back of the lower Gwlady just shouts "GET HIM OOONNN!".

It's always funnier when you don't see the person saying it.
 

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