What our opponents' fans are saying about us 17/18

[Woland]

RAWK stick the boot in:

So much for the magic of the cup, no small teams in the semis, unless United cause a shock tomorrow.

 

[Spurger King]

They start them young https://twitter.com/afcsharky/status/802477633338507264
Utterly disgusting and depressing

Bet that kid's happy with the Brexit vote.

 

[mark87]

What's the son DVD thing about? I don't get it.

 

[RichieS]

What's the son DVD thing about? I don't get it.

Some kind of racism, no doubt.

 

[LondonOllie]

What's the son DVD thing about? I don't get it.

I think it comes from the stereotype of Asian's selling bootleg CDs and DVDs.

 

[Spurger King]

What's the son DVD thing about? I don't get it.

It's a Brexiteer style stereotype of Asians going around pubs and selling dodgy DVDs.

 

[mark87]

I think it comes from the stereotype of Asian's selling bootleg CDs and DVDs.

Oh aren't they lovely.

 

[jurgen]

It's a really shit insult isn't it.. they probably do still buy dvds in pubs down that way though.. surely given he's Korean it should be HDTV anyway..

 

[LondonOllie]

Yep, that along with the apparent hissing from their fans. Very classy!

 

[Woland]

What's the son DVD thing about? I don't get it.

"The visiting fans sang “DVD” and “You’re selling three for a fiver” at the 24-year-old during the first half, thought to be referring to traders of bootleg copies of films." - F365 match report.

 

[mark87]

Yep, that along with the apparent hissing from their fans. Very classy!

Yeah I heard the hissing, not uncommon at whl unfortunately.

 

[Danners9]

Yeah I heard the hissing, not uncommon at whl unfortunately.

a good excuse for Times reporter Gary Jacob to trot out this well worn classic


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@garyjacob
Tottenham fans short memories of some singing DVD at Young Pyo & singing Yid. Endearment when own, racism otherwise? cf Millwall sing DVD..


whether you agree or not about the Spurs chants, you'd think a journalist would understand the importance of context and intent in language. His comment is incredibly simplistic. He follows it up by saying something along the lines of Spurs using the word encourages others - it doesn't really; those who would use it as an insult still would, if they justify it like that then it's an excuse.

Plus, short memories? nope. We all know.

 

[nasescoba1985]

a good excuse for Times reporter Gary Jacob to trot out this well worn classic


Gary Jacob‏Verified account
@garyjacob
Tottenham fans short memories of some singing DVD at Young Pyo & singing Yid. Endearment when own, racism otherwise? cf Millwall sing DVD..


whether you agree or not about the Spurs chants, you'd think a journalist would understand the importance of context and intent in language. His comment is incredibly simplistic. He follows it up by saying something along the lines of Spurs using the word encourages others - it doesn't really; those who would use it as an insult still would, if they justify it like that then it's an excuse.

Plus, short memories? nope. We all know.

Total bolloks from this knuckle dragging journo. Black people in America call each other " n***erz" .... does that give me the right to go out and call the next black person I see that particular word? Pathetic excuse once again from these bunch of racist thugs from Millwall

 

[Lufti]

Total bolloks from this knuckle dragging journo. Black people in America call each other " n***erz" .... does that give me the right to go out and call the next black person I see that particular word? Pathetic excuse once again from these bunch of racist thugs from Millwall

I agree but that's not exactly the best example given that, for the most part, we're not Jewish or Asian...

 

[sly1]

a good excuse for Times reporter Gary Jacob to trot out this well worn classic


Gary Jacob‏Verified account
@garyjacob
Tottenham fans short memories of some singing DVD at Young Pyo & singing Yid. Endearment when own, racism otherwise? cf Millwall sing DVD..


whether you agree or not about the Spurs chants, you'd think a journalist would understand the importance of context and intent in language. His comment is incredibly simplistic. He follows it up by saying something along the lines of Spurs using the word encourages others - it doesn't really; those who would use it as an insult still would, if they justify it like that then it's an excuse.

Plus, short memories? nope. We all know.

And I suppose we were encouraging them a bit by playing an Asian footballer at all.

And can we really blame them for hissing? After all, we did encourage them by being near Stamford Hill.



What a totally idiotic comment. If he wants to criticise the actions of Spurs fans, then that's fair enough; the Lee Young Pyo thing sounds pretty bad if true. To try to justify Millwall fans' behaviour based on it is just click-baity rubbish.

 

[eddiev14]

A United fan mate hasn't spoken to me about football in weeks. WhatsApps me during the game with 'Kane out for the season, then?'.

United, Arse, Liverpool and City will all smell blood now. They saw how hard we found it to score during his last injury spell.

Really hope we can prove them wrong but worried now.

 

[BringBack_leGin]

So much focus on the DVD comment, surprise there's no mention of them chanting 'chink chink chink' every time he touched the ball near them.

The world would be a better place if the New Den caved in with them all in it.

 

[Chris Finch]

So much focus on the DVD comment, surprise there's no mention of them chanting 'chink chink chink' every time he touched the ball near them.

The world would be a better place if the New Den caved in with them all in it.

Was it not cheat cheat cheat as it was just after he got a cheap free kick?

 

[BringBack_leGin]

Was it not cheat cheat cheat as it was just after he got a cheap free kick?

Was it cheat? If so I apologise, but I thought I heard chink quite clearly. I'm not that near them though.

Still stand by their stadium caving in being a good thing though.

 

[BaFa94]

He gave them the perfect reaction.