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Why are people saying "they ruin things"? If one idiot shouts something stupid it's hardly something to cry about for years to come.
Yes the Shelf can be questionable in its language, but you can be damned sure any atmosphere in the ground is generated by that corner. I'd rather have a stadium full of people saying **** and singing loudly for Spurs than a stadium full of prawn sandwich types that will turn to the person next to them and suggest Dawson should play right back (I've actually heard someone say that in the Paxton).
Racism is completely unacceptable. One idiot shouting something stupid once, for whatever reason, be it he was so irate with our team's performance that he could only think of something so vile to hurt the players back, or be it because he is actually racist and pops over to John Terry's for a beer after the match, should not mean the section of fans that are rowdy and responsible for what sometimes still is a good atmosphere in the ground are all retarded idiots that spout racism.
One fuckwit shouting something stupid should not cause someone to run away crying and shouting RACIST THERE HELP! Grow a pair for fucks sake, tell him to shut up and if he says mind your own business tell him to fuck off. Therefore by similar theoretical analysis, since one racist fan makes the Park Lane a racist part of the ground then one bloke standing up to it will make the Park Lane the frontline of anti-racism tackling.
Well I Imagien that thigs such as this aren't really helped by someone just telling him to "fuck off". I do understand that telling people to fuck off has been one of the UNs primary strategies in assisting the unfortunate around the globe.
The main problem with telling someone to fuck off is it generally makes them do the exact opposite- stay exactly where they are. In fact, I don't think I have ever followed the request for me to fuck off by actually leaving the person's immediate vicinity. Funnily, being told to fuck off generally makes a person reduce the distance between himself and the person who said it.
Not to be cocky for too long, but he probably did the right thing. I personally would have told a steward and not left.
However, getting into a dumb argument by telling a dumb person to fuck off is folly, as they have had a lot more practice at dumb arguments than you have.