They were the biggest bunch of knobs I've seen from the away support for a while which made the 'who are ya' at the end particularly satisfying from the East Stand
That "you're **** ahhhh" thing that they do to the keeper is a ****ing embarrassment, which is why it was so satisfying that our '****' keeper saved El Cheato's penalty. It actually originated from Bristol Rovers (the Ahhh bit should be Arrr, something to do with Pirates or summat), so **** knows why they do it, it makes them look a right set of knobs. It's worse than the Tiger maul thing some of our fans used to do. Just like a library eh? Well if it's a library, shut the **** up. We'll sing when we want We'll sing when we want We are Hull City We'll sing when we want.
Nothing to do with HCST. There are people who initially spoke to Trading Standards and subsequently gave statements (can't remember the official name) on the understanding it would mean they'd have to attend court if it gets that far. That wasn't very long ago but I'm not sure what happens with those statements next. I also spoke to them and the Trading Standards people told me that there was a strong case. But obviously I didn't buy a pass, so I had no grounds to complain myself. You can't go telling mistruths to your customers about promotional prices. The club realised that pass sales were low and they couldn't get away with the planned and advertised rise after the May cutoff, so they cancelled that but then realised anyone who bought early had been lied to so they came up with this cup thing. It's actually worked well for league cup attendances, but you can't just change the deal retrospectively like that. In retail it's a well dodgy practice. Football is no different
Anyone who makes a statement in such cases, would have to do so in the clear understanding they could have to attend court if it gets that far. It doesn't mean much, only that their version of events would be considered. It just filters out people and reduces the likelihood of them colouring it in too far. Any prosecution wouldn't be based on those statements, they're more just to determine the impact on 'victims'. If the law has been broken, which is what Trading Standards would look at, it wouldn't make a difference if you'd bought a pass or not. I forget the details, but your version was argued at the time, and there were plenty pointing out where it fell over.
Bit of both. I am a bellend and I was wondering how many Leicester fans (and others) would bite. Thanks.
By plenty you mean Chazz just repeatedly insisting I didn't know what I was on about. They specifically told me it did matter that I hadn't bought a pass but that anyone who had bought one would have good grounds to complain, which is what then happened.
We arent going to sing just because you ask us to, we aren't trained monkeys. Seriously though, you need to drop that keeper thing, it's ****ing atrocious.
