Fans booing when the opposition has the ball

[Smurph]

It's not a good look in fairness, pissed up rugby fans on every train back and forth the Capitol on matchday is acceptable apparently.

Everyone turns a blind eye because they are "rugby" fans.

I couldn't think of anything worse than spend an afternoon in Cardiff with this lot.

 

[Swanjaxs]

Everyone turns a blind eye because they are "rugby" fans.

I couldn't think of anything worse than spend an afternoon in Cardiff with this lot.

Well yes. apart from spending an afternoon in Cardiff with Prosser

 

[Smurph]

Well yes. apart from spending an afternoon in Cardiff with Prosser

Swap Cardiff for Baglan

 

[Swanjaxs]

Swap Cardiff for Baglan

I'd rather swap Cardiff for Tehran

 

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[Neath_Jack]

I love both sports me.

I’ve not been to a rugby international for about 20 years. Probably the same amount of time I haven’t been to a football international thinking about it.

Pissed up fans are pissed up fans though.

 

[Swanjaxs]

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How the fuck has a photo of my wife got into your possession!
PM me!

 

[monmouth]

I love both sports me.

I’ve not been to a rugby international for about 20 years. Probably the same amount of time I haven’t been to a football international thinking about it.

Pissed up fans are pissed up fans though.

i also love and played both sports. It’s (the rugby) a poor experience now. Theatregoers and annoying tossers everywhere. Or worse, full of English and Irish when their teams are in town. No singing from the Welsh, just ‘Wayuls, Wayuls’ once or twice and a half hearted H&A.

The train back to Chepstow where my wife used to pick me up is as bad as described and always has been, win or lose. Rammed with pissed up arseholes (I’m a quiet drunk), that made me watch my back. Not pleasant. I wouldn’t go again. I’d rather watch in the pub.

 

[Swanjaxs]

i also love and played both sports. It’s (the rugby) a poor experience now. Theatregoers and annoying tossers everywhere. Or worse, full of English and Irish when their teams are in town. No singing from the Welsh, just ‘Wayuls, Wayuls’ once or twice and a half hearted H&A.

The train back to Chepstow where my wife used to pick me up is as bad as described and always has been, win or lose. Rammed with pissed up arseholes (I’m a quiet drunk), that made me watch my back. Not pleasant. I wouldn’t go again. I’d rather watch in the pub.

Never mind theatergoers being annoying, people who pay at the till with cash can do one!
Holding everyone up when we have better things to do like stare at our phones.
Maniacs they are

 

[Longlostjack]

Rugby has changed

And of that 73,000, about 730 of them turn up to watch their local club the following week. Proper rugby "supporters", them.

If I didn't know any better, I might go and say something like it's got nothing to do with the actual sport itself, it's just a very flimsy excuse for an almighty pissup a dozen or so times a year. But I wouldn't dare suggest such a thing, obviously.

Rugby support has changed. Back in the good old days of seventies and early eighties in my case was the time of my life. No contradiction with the Swans either Darren !

 

[Longlostjack]

Casino after the match because pubs opened later