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chelsea blue
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 Posted 1st February 2010 18:46 IP   
why are referees turning a deaf ear to this problem this season i thought the hellenic operated zero tolerance on swearing so come on lets CLEAN IT UP .
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Posted 2nd February 2010 09:12 IP
f*** off ! 
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chelsea blue
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Posted 2nd February 2010 15:38 IP
your BRAIN like your reply is SMALL
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Starstreak
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Posted 2nd February 2010 16:46 IP
Who's had a sense of humour bypass then?
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Posted 2nd February 2010 17:13 IP
oooooooooooooooo someones on their monthly..Mr FA lets not swear week!!
Your brain must be small to put 2 words in a sentence at either end of that sentence in capital letters!
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Posted 2nd February 2010 18:42 IP
sorry but i do not see the humour in swearing on a football pitch also i could not find the word oooooooooooooo in the dictionary
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Posted 3rd February 2010 08:26 IP
Just out of curiosity Chelsea Blue, have you ever played football? Please don't take this disrespectfully, i'm just wondering. i agree there is alot of swearing on pitches and at local football it should be kept down to a minimum with supporters and children being so close by, BUT unfortunately it's never going to stop, it goes hand in hand - It's passion, frustration, anger and even elation. It just happens, that's the only excuse i have!! Referees are trying to keep it down by communicating through captains, this does seem to be working a bit. But it's never going to stop. My advise would be if it bothers people or they don't want their kids hearing it then stay away.
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Posted 3rd February 2010 09:22 IP
Big Time said, My advise would be if it bothers people or they don't want their kids hearing it (swearing) then stay away.
With respect, when there is nobody watching local football, and you can't afford to pay players! then you might think if only we had done something about swearing.
To hide behind passion and all the other excuses is the easy way out. People are passionate about lots of things, but they don't go around swearing all the time!
I thought the idea was to attract supporters to football ? not drive them away !
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Starstreak
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Posted 3rd February 2010 09:22 IP
we aren't on a football pitch and no one can hear us - lighten up a little!
oooooooooooooo isn't a word , so not much point looking it up really 
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Big Time
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Posted 3rd February 2010 09:33 IP
I'm not hiding behind it as an excuse, it's a fact and it's never gonna change - Just being realistic.
I agree it should be minimised and stamped out as much as possible - but it's never going to stop alltogether.
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Posted 3rd February 2010 13:30 IP
are you the judean peoples front? 
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RobHoppo
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Posted 3rd February 2010 13:56 IP
JPF, splitters, he's the people's front of judea!
If god had wanted us to play football in the air he would have put grass on clouds!!!
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Starstreak
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Posted 3rd February 2010 15:23 IP
I thought he was the judean popular front - splitters !
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chelsea blue
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Posted 3rd February 2010 15:40 IP
BIG TIME
i understand the passion in football as i played to a fair level myself but my point being this season the swearing has got much worse i have heard the c*** word used home / away on one occasion the referee was less than 6 yards from the player and did nothing
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