nuff said. Great day - good game - need to convert more chances though. Looking forward to the Blackpool game. UTT
Note how the White ****e fans have stayed off our forum tonight. Your boys took one HULL of a beating
Before the game someone asked me who were the worst side to come to the KC this season. I said Millwall closely followed by Barnsley...After today it has to be Leeds. They were dire!
I still think us Tiger fans can learn an awful lot from the White ****e. We could, for instance , learn how to tackle from behind, grab shirts, niggle and push, fall over at the very presence of an opponent, appeal in unity for a lost cause and cheat our way through 90 minutes. Not 1 Leeds player on show today could have got into our squad never mind the starting 11 and as for Brown - if he was as good at playing football as he is at complaining , pointing and arguing with the ref he would be as good as our reserve team coach driver..............
We made them look like a conference side... it was so one-sided I'm not sure how to feel really... Great win of course but it was so easy that I almost feel bad for Leeds.... NAAAH **** em
Well to all those Leeds fans who come from Hull supporting another city against your own then we who follow our local team are so happy and grate full at beating your adopted team, shame on you up the Tigers
I thought the moment would have been when you finally got a shot on goal. I think that was in the 92nd minuet wasnt it?
There were plenty of LOL moments. The utter embarrassment of rehashing the same old boring 'ultra' ****e that every other tinpot club sing, from the lads in E1-5 (?) to our left. Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh, and that 'we love you'. Rubbish. The laminated little pictures of Jimmy Savile's face. The incessant booing of MOT and apparently unfound irony of telling us we're going back to a ****hole when in fact our city is the pride of Yorkshire and yours is the shame of it. Hull fans posturing at Leeds after the game and going silent when they climbed the steps without a bush and hill to protect them from singing about how they hate 'white ****e' and 'Leeds scum'. The goal celebration(s), which mainly featured 20 scrawny ****heads bouncing towards the Leeds end, and one particularly cretinous attention-seeker standing there pitchside on his own with his arms outstretched for a full half-minute. Laugh out loud fans really. That half-time ball slalom thing was decent, mind.
You always bring that up. Being from Norway and supporting an English football team (perhaps as well as your local Norewegian outfit) is quite different from being from Hull (or anywhere else with a professional side locally) and choosing to 'support' Leeds (or any other historical side that still attracts hangers on). LOL moments in the Hull end included the North stand silence throughout the 2nd half (best supporters in the world are a little fickle after all it seems), singing '**** scum bastard' at Brady even though he's never played for you, the various piss-taking tricks and turns that the likes of Aluko and Elmo were pulling off under the noses of your players, etc... Were you proud of the TWS fans booing Elmohamady for being on the end of another TWS horror challenge? Just like when Faye was booed for something very similar at ER.
Your fans might promote the kind of 'football' that breaks people's legs and boo players on the receiving end of it, but at least you don't sing any unoriginal songs eh? ...Who came up with that 'Leeds are going up' tune by the way? Very clever that one.
I bring it up because it's hilariously hypocritical. I'm not bringing the factor of glory supporting into this - it's frankly a boring and unproductive discussion - just disputing the 'local team' thing. It's clearly utter cack. I laughed at Leeds fans when we laughably sung it to Man U last season. Our support was poor, but always is in that stupor-inducing ground. Fans are too far spread our through the stand, stewards always move people out of the aisles which is where chants get started (and, in the process, pissed a lot of Leeds fans off today because they couldn't get to their allocated seats and got shoved into the empty space on the east side), because we generally don't have anything to sing to Hull except that you mean **** all to us and are a town full of smackheads, and also because it was a dreadful performance with nothing to cheer. We got a nice song about it being Dave Jones rather than Savile who shagged all those kids, which was a nice addition to the repertoire. Only plus-point I think. Yes, how dare he be tackled, the soft prick. It's a contact sport, and we like the contact element. Grimsby, '06 kind of time, I think? Nanananananananananana, Town are going through, going through, Town are going through. First time I'd heard it at the football anyway. I don't mind copying tunes, it's just this wordless lalalalala European **** that gets to me. Palace do it OK, but everyone else just looks tinpot and wannabe when they mong to it. I hope you do it quicker than the second bloke today, he was gash.
Everyone boos MOT because it's ****e. Every Club has ultras, and why try and fault them for trying to keep the atmosphere going...? And by the way, the chant, "Na-na-na-nanana-na-na, Living in the past, in the past, living in the past!" is another one you need to take note of. Hooliganism ceases to exist in modern day football really, and the most recent case of it, quite laughably, was Leeds United fans assaulting Chris Kirkland. During a football match, it's ****ing normal for fans to hate each other. That doesn't mean that after the game, we have to lower ourselves to your embarrassing standard of "fan" and carry on after the match. Once the Stadium empties, it's done. If you're actually trying to slate us for not attempting to create some violent/anti-social scenes after the game, you need to get yourself out of the Dole office mate.
