STOKE RFC THREAD

[Henry Norris 1913]

seeing the stoke fans behind wenger jump about like over excitable kids out on a school field trip was very endearing and sweet, reminded me of my childhood. however their booing of ramsey was just despicable, I'm sure getting your leg broken is bad enough without having to endure abuse from the supporters of that club. was his fault having bones in his leg?
It's quite nice to see we can still rile up clubs like stoke city, even if we haven't got the best team in the league, we're still some teams cup final

[LDB]

Snore. Stoke are a sad little club with no local rivals of their own (at least not any that they play regularly) so they've latched on to us as their "enemy". We had some drama with them when one of our players had his leg smashed in 2 but the way they carry it on is just sad.

[Old Oak Gooner]

Had a good laugh yesterday, not the best away day l have ever been too, away support again amazing, booing of Rambo, left a bit of a sour taste in the mouth, arm flapping of Stokies regarding Mr Wenger midly amusing, but some of their fans ' banter' sadly reminded me of the 1970's a bit, just abuse in actual fact. Oh and some of patrons in the town centre pubs look like extras from the Sar Wars bar................... and no pubs near the station and no cash machines seem to work there?Still a good day out though.

[SteveO 35]

People on here actually think Gervinho had a bad game? He was the only player who seemed to take anyone on, he got into good positions on 4 or 5 occasions but as usual no one was in the bloody box. He was our most creative player today.

We also had 2 clear penalties turned down. Same old shite from the referees

Is Resident Plastic aka Red Member

WUM alert everyone !

[armchair]

Had a good laugh yesterday, not the best away day l have ever been too, away support again amazing, booing of Rambo, left a bit of a sour taste in the mouth, arm flapping of Stokies regarding Mr Wenger midly amusing, but some of their fans ' banter' sadly reminded me of the 1970's a bit, just abuse in actual fact. Oh and some of patrons in the town centre pubs look like extras from the Sar Wars bar................... and no pubs near the station and no cash machines seem to work there?Still a good day out though.

I'm sure I heard their fans singing.......
"He breaks what he wants" about Shawcross. Did you hear it too?

As for the 1970's style abuse - thats how it should be. Intense, cut the hate-filled air with a knife and frankly intimidating. Not the sanitised nice day out civilised atmospheres we get these days.

Wenger deserves all he gets. He gets on my tits with his petulant, embarrassing arm-waving and touchline spats.

Ramsey got absolutely great support from us and the Stoke fans should be embarrassed and ashamed for booing a young lad that one of their players injured so badly.

[armchair]

People on here actually think Gervinho had a bad game? He was the only player who seemed to take anyone on, he got into good positions on 4 or 5 occasions but as usual no one was in the bloody box. He was our most creative player today.

We also had 2 clear penalties turned down. Same old shite from the referees

Is Resident Plastic aka Red Member

WUM alert everyone !

Read that post too mate and just ignored it. Gervinho was atrocious.............again.

[g88ner]

Wenger deserves all he gets. He gets on my tits with his petulant, embarrassing arm-waving and touchline spats.

He's certainly become something of a parody on the touchline, and to be fair, seeing much of the stadium 'doing the Wenger' is actually very funny.

I saw it for the first time at St Andrews last season, and thought it was quality

I like that sort of banter, as it's taking the piss without being nasty.

[I Hate Hleb]

love how the abuse Wenger and Ramsey get from our own supporters, but soon stamped upon when opposing fans abuse them.

you all deep down, love Wenger and Ransey, come on admit it.

Simple explanation really: I can call a member of my family a without too much repercussion, but if you do so then you risk getting a good kicking from them and me!!

kin ell, you sound like a do as you likey, where do you live, Dale Farm

I can assure you that I've never met Mr Winton before in my life!!

[SteveO 35]

Had a good laugh yesterday, not the best away day l have ever been too, away support again amazing, booing of Rambo, left a bit of a sour taste in the mouth, arm flapping of Stokies regarding Mr Wenger midly amusing, but some of their fans ' banter' sadly reminded me of the 1970's a bit, just abuse in actual fact. Oh and some of patrons in the town centre pubs look like extras from the Sar Wars bar................... and no pubs near the station and no cash machines seem to work there?Still a good day out though.

I'm sure I heard their fans singing.......
"He breaks what he wants" about Shawcross. Did you hear it too?

As for the 1970's style abuse - thats how it should be. Intense, cut the hate-filled air with a knife and frankly intimidating. Not the sanitised nice day out civilised atmospheres we get these days.

Wenger deserves all he gets. He gets on my tits with his petulant, embarrassing arm-waving and touchline spats.

Ramsey got absolutely great support from us and the Stoke fans should be embarrassed and ashamed for booing a young lad that one of their players injured so badly.

I completely agree. Amazing to see people rushing to his defence. His touchline antics from kicking/throwing water battles, standing there finger jabbing and berating the fourth official (like he can fucking do anything??), walking off without shaking hands etc - he's getting the treatment he deserves. He's been abusive about Stoke and not just in games involving his own team, so what does he expect.

Frankly, the owner, Chief Exec, Chairman and Manager are all embarrassing a once great club beyond belief

[Old Oak Gooner]

Didn't hear" he break what he wants", but l would not suprise me to be honest, l was right near the home fans and it was pretty loud especially from our side, although some Gooners at the bottom of the stand were really getting the hump about something.

[armchair]

Didn't hear" he break what he wants", but l would not suprise me to be honest, l was right near the home fans and it was pretty loud especially from our side, although some Gooners at the bottom of the stand were really getting the hump about something.

Yea mate I'm sure it was what they were singing. I was right beside the stokies too but just blanked the s

[dave75]

Had a good
I'm sure I heard their fans singing.......
"He breaks what he wants" about Shawcross. Did you hear it too?

As for the 1970's style abuse - thats how it should be. Intense, cut the hate-filled air with a knife and frankly intimidating. Not the sanitised nice day out civilised atmospheres we get these days.

Wenger deserves all he gets. He gets on my tits with his petulant, embarrassing arm-waving and touchline spats.

Ramsey got absolutely great support from us and the Stoke fans should be embarrassed and ashamed for booing a young lad that one of their players injured so badly.

Yeah I heard the break what he wants / breaks legs when he wants chant by the inbreds. Not the best but I leave the moaning to others!

[SteveO 35]

The more worrying thing is every team coming up with umpteen versions of "he _______ when/what he wants". How fucking unoriginal and boring

Hope this poxy song ends up in the archive with "Here we go" in the not too distant future

[SteveO 35]

I haven't seen Red around these parts since his numerous predictions of a 'nice comfortable victory' yesterday

If you go back earlier in this thread you will find the words "Gervinho will have the strength to hold off the Stoke defenders"

[highburyJD]

nightmare result
means I will have to go to Stoke again in my life
best thing about it is the service station,
nice pond and fountain beside Costa coffee where I got a sandwich and coffee for a tenner