After all seater grounds, dodgy chairmen ruining clubs, and players obscene wages when people struggle to pay to get in. This is one of the things about modern football that does my nut in. Ok you come to watch a game of football fair enough, but what makes you want to wear the colours of the team you claim to "support", while watching your local team. It might sound like nothing but its somthing I just don't like and I see it pretty much every home game even when we were in the Championship. I have gone to games as a neutral in the past but I wouldn't do that just out of sheer respect.

seen a kid in a west ham shirt at are pre season friendly yesterday. Also about 30 kids all came together wearin man u trainin kit. Does my f#####g nut in.

They need to be ridiculued.

Some lad wore a Liverpool shirt to one of our pre-season games and he got the tench ripped out of him.

It's astounding isn't it, their complete dumb-foundness at your reaction to them always get's me.

There was some prize turnip in the United end at Moscow with his brand spanka Samsung Chelsea shirt on whalzing round with his kid. He got an entire section of the concourse on his case followed by some dodgy undercooked hotdogs and warm coke in his general direction.

He promptly dissapeared.

We get loads of Arsenal shirts at Underhill but I don't mind them at all. Much rather have an Arsenal fan that turns up to watch Barnet than an Arsenal fan who goes shopping every Saturday afternoon and watches their team on MOTD in the evening.

That was f*cking quality! "Siiiign on..." :lol:


And I've seen Barca shirts in our "kop" before :rolleyes:

We get the odd Liverpool or Man Utd shirt as well, I dispise it, I usually try and make it seen that I'm not impressed, nothing more annoying, hate them, and I'm sure a lot of other clubs who have usually been lower league teams will know what I mean.

But why on earth do they think it necessary to wear the shirt?

We used to get loads of this and I hated it, not seen this for a while at colchester games however!

Yeah, having big-4-fans pop along for a bit of proper football is nice enough but unless its part of some big friendly get together, it does strike me as a bit disrespectful to wear the 'wrong' shirt.

Yeah I see what you mean and it's something I would never do but as a club who struggle attendance wise we need as much support as we can get so as long as people are watching Barnet at Underhill thats fine by me!