Half and half scarfs

Sorry if this has been discussed before.
I'm really at a loss, can anyone out there tell me what is the point of a half half scarf?
Confused in Gib.

 

You need to pop over to the CI board and ask that question - foam hands, face painting, half n halfs, them lads are clued up on 'em all.

You can thank me when you get back.

 

I can only understand them for a 6 year old to get bought one as a memento of their first ever game and never to be worn again.

 

I think they're like a momento, one of those things people collect. Maybe instead of a programme? It all started with European games & cup games, which seemed to be ok but now somehow has drifted into the league games! How? Why?

 

I think they're only really half acceptable for massive games as mementos.

Cups finals and stuff.


But they're not to be worn...ever.

 

I have explained previously but am happy to explain again for those who may have forgotten.

They have one very important point & that is, to make it easier to identify ****s.

 

Why are people so wound up by them
If you don't like em don't buy them,if you do then buy.
Just chill there's bigger problems in the world Jesus Christ !!!

 

They're just to wind up people with sad meaningless lives.

 

Agreed

 

Symptomatic of what is wrong with football in 2015

 

The same ****s who order half and half in an Indian restaurant, half chips half rice. **** off you uncultured bastards. Chips in an Indian, now that makes my blood boil

 

1/2 & 1/2 scarfs for 1/2 & 1/2 SKY- PL 'fans'

 

My daughters got half and half scarves and I like half and half Chinese !!!! Splendid

 

Chinese you can get away with half and half, they cant make chips to save their lives though, they are usually so hard and so sharp you can clean your toe nails with them

 

I never get rice or chips with an Indian. Always get a Keema Naan, Chapatis or Roti

 

Keema Naan, now you are talking quality.
I am ashamed to admit that a few years ago a fast food place near me starting offering curries etc in addition to their usual fare of pizzas kebabs etc because they took on an Indian chef. The Keema Naan he made was not the small folded type with the lamb inside, but more like a 12" pizza with lamb all over the top. Needless to say at £1.50 a go, I used to go in and just order a Keema Naan bread lol after the pub. The indian chef never lasted long

 

When i worked in London went to a few Pakistani restaurants In Tooting area and their Keema's were like that. It was a struggle to finish it and the curry, but i managed it

 

I expect there'll be a fair few people wearing those hideous things around the kc in the next few weeks.

And Keema Naans are quality. Washed down with a nice Kingfisher or Cobra Beer.

 

King Cobra, that's a good bottle of pop.

 

Schizophrenic scarves for schizophrenic fans simply proving they are schizophrenic idiots.