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The starting point of whatever may ensue is created by the spineless bucket mouths that think they are protected by the fact they are part of the crowd. A bit of fistic mayhem only advances this situation to a conclusion, hence the spectacle of Danny B's downtown decorum.
It's $10 bucks to get in, you should be able to banter all you want
Banter is light hearted chiaking, $10 fee. Abusive ragging cost a set of teeth.
If you open your mouth you should be prepared for the consequences, simple fact of life. No one has the right to insult someone else adn if you, i or anyone else want to say stupid things we should be prepared to deal with the consequences. If you're not a fan of fighting angry idiots than don't talk s^&t to them...
And paying money doesn't give you any right to banter, that's a pathetic thing to say.
Anyone who knows me knows i'm all for a bit of banter on and off the field but that's because i'm a dickhead, and proud of it, but you only give out what you can take back and if you overstep the mark you need to man up and apologize. Everyone has different boundaries.
Surely he can handle a bit of banter as mentioned above? Wasn't his best days in between the sticks apparently
A 30+ year old man should be able to fight his own battles.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Cookaburra Kid
Banter from spectators is a fact of life, try playing away at Beresfield when every man and his dog is sledging you. You just have to develop a thick skin and not respond to it, if you do it only gives the spectators more ammo.
Hey FR. What will South Cardiff charge in New FM next year? And does that mean the more you pay the more you can banter? What about junior football or NPL Youth or any of the zone leagues where you don't pay to get in, what gives you the right to banter there? Problem is banter is just not the "you're too fat, to old, to bald", it's increasing personal, foul language usually in presence of children and elderly, and generally limitless when dished out by a pack of drunken fools. And yes it's really abuse and not banter as it's fair to say most of the idiots dishing it out don't have a brain to think about what they are saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Uhm. I'm just gonna pop a few things down that were said.
From what I heard, there were no remarks made about family.
Was stuff along the lines of "how much are they paying you to let goals in?" "Make sure you catch the next one",
"Couldn't catch a cold", "wow, you're getting a bit too old for this".
It was more the unrelenting nature of really poor banter than anything specifically personal.
Heard bowling getting sledged at the state cup final vs Southy last year, he had a laugh, faked a limp when they told him to retire, made a good save and asked the guy if he saw the save. Handled much better.
Keepers seem particularly easy to bait. The edgy keeper that got sent for flipping the bird in a penalty shootout, carter jumping a fence.
I agree. Some things are definitely going too far. But il talking about clever little comments that's they react to and escalate things.
Walking down hunter street on a Friday and a group of guys say "look at this guy" as you walk past. What're you gonna do? Ignore them and keep walking or you gonna say something?
I was at Jaffas game last week and in 22s a Jaffas player yelled, rather loudly at a southy player calling him a "f***ing sh*t c**t".Quote:
Originally Posted by terryk
Is this ok?
I remember a few years back south cardiff had a group of followers "south hill boys" if I'm not mistaken. In all honestly i thought it was great for the game and atmosphere. They may have step over the line on a few occasions and all in all they behaved. I personally think the league needs more characterQuote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
bottom line, if you give, you must take, if not keep your trap shut.
there are lines thou, no foul language etc.
players thou need to need to be more resilient to this, needing to know they just cant bite....or the vultures will strike on their weakness....parents need to be more resilient also, cant hold there hand forever.... but then again they don't breed them like they used to.
Nothing better than listening or being involved in a good old slanging match with the opposition.
Most of these people are either jealous or in secure just like the schoolyard bully. Eventually when you ignore him he gets bored and goes elsewhere. But most are really dumb just like the schoolyard bully and they go back to digging holes for themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
Wow...some of you blokes musn't have played an away fixture when an 'old boys day was on. Remember copping it big time on many of occasions. You can choose to laugh it off,ignore it or jump the fence and smash someone. I personally would get no satisfaction belting a bloke who's had 20 cans. Each to his own I suppose.
These guys were greatQuote:
Originally Posted by The Baby Piglet
:rof: this was my exact thought. Nothing compares to Bero away (in a good way imo)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Postman
They were fantastic but other clubs didn't think so, especially edgeworth and westonQuote:
Originally Posted by pv4
Funny thing is I reckon the Southside guys, or whatever they were called at whatever time, would not only have been fine with other clubs having their own little groups formed but almost definitely would have WANTED it to happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Well said seldom, totally agree. The foul mouthed abusive idiots should be delt with by the duty officer, as for the friendly banter that brings a laugh, nothing better.Quote:
Originally Posted by seldom
Absolutely spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by seldom
How one can derive satisfaction from caving someones head in whom you think is a half wit already defies logic.
Anyone who does is no better than the half wit anyway
Junior numbers should have nothing to do with Seniors payment.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2leftfeet
Junior Registration money shouldn't be going to the pockets of former hacks or a never was.
Players who react like swancott does , only Spurs the banterers on more, at stags v Wallsend couple of weeks ago, hodgo was copping it from the stags faithful, only to start joining in on the light hearted humour, and giving it back, poor sledgers were loving it and had to turn their attention to gazz who wasn't as receptive as hodgo haha ..Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
Should be water off a ducks back for somebody of Swancott's experience.
Back to the action on the park.
These semi 2 legged affairs.
Does the standard away goals rule ala UCL apply or is it the other method where away goals make no difference and if scores level on aggregate after 2 legs FT then onto extra time pens to find a winner??
Away goals only count if the aggregate score after the two legs is equal... e.g. Magic vs Edgy 3-3 first leg... if second leg is 1-1 or 2-2; Edgy go through on away goals... if 3-3 then extra time will be played... if 4-4 Magic go through... But if either Magic or edgy win the second leg away goals don't matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
So we are playing the standard away goals rules found in UCL and not the way done in the Football League playoffsQuote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
Ok
Yes, away goals rule applies.
Football League playoffs don't use away goals rule in any way.
I personally love the away goals rule, I think it's perfect for a 2leg match at any level.
Predictions
Jaffas 1 olympic 1
Edgy 2 magic 1
I would disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
So many times a 2 legged affair is killed and remains dead as soon as one side gets the good advantage with away goals.
eg a team wins 1-0 at home and then jags an away goal early in return affair and it is all but over as for a contest.
The way the Football League does it I like more. Aggregate is all that matters and you don't see teams park bus cause they are away from home
I would say that I'm in favour of just a total aggregate. From all the semi final games I've played with the away goal, I hardly see any advantage in playing at "home", especially considering most apart from the 1st grade aren't actually playing at home/away. In Europe I can see how playing at home provides an advantage, with much bigger crowds etc. But in Aus it really isn't that different to play away from home.
I agree it doesn't make sense for Newy lower grades who probably don't have a home game as the host is dictated by first grade usually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
MFKFC - in your hypothetical scenario, imagining away goals doesn't apply, the opposition needs to score at least 2 goals to stay in the game anyway. They'll need to score at least 3 to outright win it, or 2 to drag it to penalties. Either way, they need to attack. Away goals rule throws an entirely different element that I love.
So you're saying that a team who is in the box seat might protect their lead?Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
Bombshell.
The lower grades over the past few years at Suburbs in ZL1 have played their away semi final at home due to finishing 3rd and 1st grade finishing 2nd.Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
So we got the advantage of the away goal rule in our own backyard. (It matter in the end anyway though)
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Premy
This is an unfair comment, it makes too much sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Maybe we should let MFKS decide what the rules should be, first goal wins, aggregate score, so if no team scores over the two legs, you play into the next week, or just keep playing week after week until some team scores.
I always wonder every year why 19s and 22s NPL don't have extra time they just go straight to shootouts but an under 13 H great game has extra time...
commissioner MFKS needs to happenQuote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
Pfft universal rule, everyone knows last goal wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
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Originally Posted by q-money
Now that he has driven Stubbins out of town he has time on his hands for this role.
Same as Zone League turds and reggies. It's quite annoying.Quote:
Originally Posted by monz6
For those interested, Hamilton beat Magic 2-1 in the 19's. Fast paced, physical match that was great to watch.