How true is this.....

[The FRENCH TICKLER]

A brilliant piece.

Our club is a classic case in point, every single City fan I know now looks back on the bottom division days with misty eyes. Logic says we shouldnt but it was so much better to watch City then. It was a time when our fans were fans and understood the club, our history and what it meant to support us. The idea of fans turning on each other over anything was inconceivable, never mind to sweep everything we ever stood for under the carpet just so we can have the latest snazzy big time opposition player strut his stuff on our turf.

Our fans are **** now, simple as, and I doubt anyone who went under Ternent, Dolan, Hateley, Joyce, Little, Molby et al would disagree.

What a load of old Tosh ^^^^^^ this,. I go back longer than most on here.

The state the club was in after Don Robinson and before Adam Pearson first arrived did bring tears. Tears of pain and anger. Anyone who does not like what we have now is not a Hull City fan.

Yes the Allams have made some mistakes but ffs get real...........

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

What a load of old Tosh ^^^^^^ this,. I go back longer than most on here.

The state the club was in after Don Robinson and before Adam Pearson first arrived did bring tears. Tears of pain and anger. Anyone who does not like what we have now is not a Hull City fan.

Yes the Allams have made some mistakes but ffs get real...........

Not one word of it is "tosh" in my personal experience. Every single one of my City supporting mates looks back on the "**** years" as being more enjoyable. I'm not saying everyone feels the same, of course not, which is why I didnt generalise on that part. I only generalised on our fans being **** now, do you think that is "tosh"?

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

If I remember rightly they would on the odd occasion take thier knitting

Haha, yeah now you mention it. Although I get the feeling it might be my mind playing tricks and just picturing old ladies and then the natural image of knitting in their hands.