Call Me Naive....

[Frank Grimes]

Really sorry to be bringing this up as this one might make me unpopular but hey ho. 

As the title suggests, call me naive but is it normal for three lads to walk out the same cubicle in the gents at half time whilst wiping/rubbing/clearing their noses?

Or does this happen all the time at away games and I've just been unaware? 

[Cobra]

First game of the season. Special occasion. Folk are in the mood to party. I wouldn't call that unusual behaviour. It's like having a shot of vodka for a lot of folk in Britain these days.

[barkblue]

9 minutes ago, Cobra said:

First game of the season. Special occasion. Folk are in the mood to party. I wouldn't call that unusual behaviour. It's like having a shot of vodka for a lot of folk in Britain these days.

Is it any wonder why I don't go out on the town anymore then? 

[Frank Grimes]

10 minutes ago, Cobra said:

First game of the season. Special occasion. Folk are in the mood to party. I wouldn't call that unusual behaviour. It's like having a shot of vodka for a lot of folk in Britain these days.

Ah right then, good to know. Ill let my 4 year old know what he can expect to see if i ever plan on taking him to such a game. 

[jojo gunn]

11 minutes ago, Cobra said:

First game of the season. Special occasion. Folk are in the mood to party. I wouldn't call that unusual behaviour. It's like having a shot of vodka for a lot of folk in Britain these days.

Unusual or acceptable get a grip there was more activity in the Elizabethan bogs than the Dunfermline penalty box 

[Cobra]

1 minute ago, barkblue said:

Is it any wonder why I don't go out on the town anymore then? 

I avoid going out on the town myself these days but that's to avoid pissed up arseholes. It's alcohol that is the big problem in town centres. As it has always been.

[skullduggery]

25 minutes ago, Frank Grimes said:

Really sorry to be bringing this up as this one might make me unpopular but hey ho. 

As the title suggests, call me naive but is it normal for three lads to walk out the same cubicle in the gents at half time whilst wiping/rubbing/clearing their noses?

Or does this happen all the time at away games and I've just been unaware? 

Doesn't just happen at football Frank. And its nothing new to be honest. 

[harry94]

[Cobra]

5 minutes ago, Frank Grimes said:

Ah right then, good to know. Ill let my 4 year old know what he can expect to see if i ever plan on taking him to such a game. 

Probably best tell him to expect it in pubs, clubs, festivals and anywhere else where there is a large gathering of young folk.

[skullduggery]

1 minute ago, jojo gunn said:

Unusual or acceptable get a grip there was more activity in the Elizabethan bogs than the Dunfermline penalty box 

No different to any Saturday night in towns and cities all over the world. I'm not condoning anything but it's certainly not unusual.

[Frank Grimes]

1 minute ago, Cobra said:

Probably best tell him to expect it in pubs, clubs, festivals and anywhere else where there is a large gathering of young folk.

No plans to take him to any of the above. 

Its a terrible thing when dads feel they cant take their bairns to watch their team.

[Frank Grimes]

6 minutes ago, skullduggery said:

Doesn't just happen at football Frank. And its nothing new to be honest. 

I know it happens elsewhere. 

But it shouldn't happen at football. In a disabled cubicle where you could potentially have a disabled kid waiting outside to get in. Cokeheads can be cokeheads elsewhere.