Topic: Spyin Kop - Hull City vs. Liverpool - 14:05 Sunday 1st December

[sms1986]

Seems to be a lot of bitterness on that forum. Sure it wasn't just an Everton one in disguise?

[Titi Camara]

Seems to be a lot of bitterness on that forum. Sure it wasn't just an Everton one in disguise?

There were fuck loads of Everton jokes (with us as the punchline of course) and general positive vibes towards those in blue...there was an unmistakably bitter vibe in there too, so you might just be on to something!

[LoubySoho]

Talk about kneejerk, now that's TWO things I re-like about Hull (Louby's the other)

Thanks

[LucasLeiva]

Wow, worst one I've seen I think! Learnt nothing because of their awful replies, I thought they were all being overly sarcastic but there was a tipping point 

For the record, I think Henderson has been very consistent and one of our better performers this year. Not the most talented but he's a good player.

[PaisleyPrint]

Titi - you deserve a medal for putting that together.

[Obadiah]

That is of course appreciated mate, as is any support for the justice campaign, however, what people don't get is why the hostile attitude to the questions?

Where's this rivalry come from?

There is no rivalry. The hostile response is to the thought of answering a questionnaire about a football match. The forum that Titi_Camara picked is full of traditional Hull City supporters that generally hates what modern football has become. There are two other well used boards in Hull, Amber Nectar and not606. not606 would have gotten you the most sensible replies with a minority responding as City Independent did. Amber Nectar would have got you the longest replies with a touch of student humour.

City Independent got you the fuck off, questionnaires are part of what we hate about modern football reply.

We then expected the response; I bet they call us inbreds, think Hull is a shithole, that they pay our giros and some moron is bound to dig out the mauled video.

I dare say you feel the same about comments made about you by opposition fans. Generally they are all the same, lack wit and originality and after 6 minutes become boring. But you always get them and they still keep coming.

So what is a traditional Hull City supporter? One that followed our club through all four divisions watching shit football and defending our honour. At the same time watching kids in their school putting on Liverpool and Leeds shirts when they had no connection to those teams other than they wanted to follow a successful team. Hardship and struggle breeds solidarity and strength and a pride in our club. We don't care what other people think, Hull City is our team. As the video at Hillsborough shows it doesn't stop us supporting what is right. It just means we stand up for ourselves and defend our team.

If Titi_Camara wanted answers to a questionnaire he just picked the wrong site. Not because we dislike Liverpool and its local fans but because we hate questionnaires.

Finally, the city of Hull has contributed more to association football than Liverpool, London, Manchester and Birmingham put together. Some of you historians of football may know why, the rest of you can use google. It may help mutual relations between us if you don't rubbish the history of our city if you don't know what it is.

[JTK]

questionnaires are part of what we hate about modern football

the city of Hull has contributed more to association football than Liverpool, London, Manchester and Birmingham put together

Fucking hell there's something in the water there.

[Obadiah]

Fucking hell there's something in the water there.

You can rectify ignorance. With the internet its a lot easier than having to walk to library and find the right book.

If you want to know the contribution the city of Hull made to association football why not ask? I'd prefer it if you found it yourself, but I can give you the answer if you want.

[BazC]

There is no rivalry. The hostile response is to the thought of answering a questionnaire about a football match. The forum that Titi_Camara picked is full of traditional Hull City supporters that generally hates what modern football has become.

Why are they on the interweb talking about the football team then?

And what's 'modern football' about a rival fan coming on the forum asking the local supporters to tell us a bit about their club and their experiences in supporting the team? These features are quite popular on here, because it gives us a chance to learn about other teams in the league (especially ones who aren't always in the PL), remember old matches, and generally be amused by the banter.

And it's bollocks like your last line why people on here suddenly think you're a bunch of clowns. Instead of taking that aggressive/patronising approach, you'd have won more friends by telling us about the link between Hull and football, especially if you're making such a bold claim. As it happens, I won't be googling it, as I don't particularly give a shit thinking about it.

Anyway, good luck to Hull Tigers after this weekend. Until then, I hope we put 5 past youse.

[brownie 09]

Haha fucking hell. What a load of shite, questionnaires have absolutely fuck all to do with modern football you whoppers.

You are all that thick that you don't even see the irony! You are on a Internet forum based on your football team. Now I don't know about you but I bet you weren't on that forum 40years ago!

AMF

[JTK]

You can rectify ignorance. With the internet its a lot easier than having to walk to library and find the right book.

If you want to know the contribution the city of Hull made to association football why not ask? I'd prefer it if you found it yourself, but I can give you the answer if you want.

Nah, y'alright mate.

[JustDan]

On the 'you expecting the response', of course we are going to bite back if a group of unprovoked opposition are so venomous for seemingly no reason.
Many of these Spyin Kops have been done and I've never seen such mass vitriol.
They rarely go beyond mostly intelligent responses with a bit of light-hearted ribbing, even with our most bitter rivals.
If the Hull lads were the same, most on here would be going on about what a nice bunch they seem. It's called mutual respect.

I also don't buy "it's the questionnaire, nothing personal." Some of the responses are clearly very personal.

[BazC]

You can rectify ignorance. With the internet its a lot easier than having to walk to library and find the right book.

If you want to know the contribution the city of Hull made to association football why not ask? I'd prefer it if you found it yourself, but I can give you the answer if you want.

You know what, you may have sparked an interesting discussion on here with your little factoid about how Hull have contributed more to football than cities with teams that have global fanbases, dominated English football at the highest level, hosted famous World Cup matches, CL nights, been involved in some of the greatest football matches played, and have a combined European Cup count of 11.

Wait, was Hull where they first chopped off someone's head and had a kick around? Did you invent heads and volleys? Was it a Hull City resident who first came up with the idea to put his jumper down for a goal post and got a mate to do the same?

[DrTobiasFunke]

I think you're all being harsh on the Hull lads. For such anti-questionnaire people it must have been quite an ethical struggle to fill one out for us, so they deserve some credit for that. Whoever does Spyin Kop for their game at Anfield could maybe include a picture of a baby dressed as Hitler just to soften them up, they seem to like that.

[TheCharlatan]

There is no rivalry. The hostile response is to the thought of answering a questionnaire about a football match. The forum that Titi_Camara picked is full of traditional Hull City supporters that generally hates what modern football has become. There are two other well used boards in Hull, Amber Nectar and not606. not606 would have gotten you the most sensible replies with a minority responding as City Independent did. Amber Nectar would have got you the longest replies with a touch of student humour.

City Independent got you the fuck off, questionnaires are part of what we hate about modern football reply.

We then expected the response; I bet they call us inbreds, think Hull is a shithole, that they pay our giros and some moron is bound to dig out the mauled video.

I dare say you feel the same about comments made about you by opposition fans. Generally they are all the same, lack wit and originality and after 6 minutes become boring. But you always get them and they still keep coming.

So what is a traditional Hull City supporter? One that followed our club through all four divisions watching shit football and defending our honour. At the same time watching kids in their school putting on Liverpool and Leeds shirts when they had no connection to those teams other than they wanted to follow a successful team. Hardship and struggle breeds solidarity and strength and a pride in our club. We don't care what other people think, Hull City is our team. As the video at Hillsborough shows it doesn't stop us supporting what is right. It just means we stand up for ourselves and defend our team.

If Titi_Camara wanted answers to a questionnaire he just picked the wrong site. Not because we dislike Liverpool and its local fans but because we hate questionnaires.

Finally, the city of Hull has contributed more to association football than Liverpool, London, Manchester and Birmingham put together. Some of you historians of football may know why, the rest of you can use google. It may help mutual relations between us if you don't rubbish the history of our city if you don't know what it is.

Do you mind providing us with the link to the "NO TO QUESTIONNAIRES" petition you have going around?

Can't wait to see Millwall pelt chairs at all your hard "traditional" fans again next year in the championship while you claw at the air and growl you cringey muppets.

[Snail]

Can't wait to see Millwall pelt chairs at all your hard "traditional" fans again next year in the championship while you claw at the air and growl you cringey muppets.

[Caffeine]

AGAINST MODŁRN QUŁSTIONNAIRŁS

[Bunter]

The irony of them using an internet forum to discuss football then giving volleys of abuse and seeing there arse when we have the audacity to ask a few questions.

What is it about the small time, Manc loving, little Englander clubs that have massive inferiority complexes and irrational, unfounded hate for us? Usually you only get this bollocks off the Brummie clubs.

 

[Obadiah]

You know what, you may have sparked an interesting discussion on here with your little factoid about how Hull have contributed more to football than cities with teams that have global fanbases, dominated English football at the highest level, hosted famous World Cup matches, CL nights, been involved in some of the greatest football matches played, and have a combined European Cup count of 11.

Wait, was Hull where they first chopped off someone's head and had a kick around? Did you invent heads and volleys? Was it a Hull City resident who first came up with the idea to put his jumper down for a goal post and got a mate to do the same?

On reflection it was a stupid thing to do. My apologies. Ebenezer Cobb Morley, the father of Association Football and the person who wrote the first rules of the game was born and brought up in Hull. So in a sense he did have the idea of putting two jumpers down for a goal.

His rules went all around the world and are the bedrock of the rules of the modern game.

[Digger2God]

Can't wait to see Millwall pelt chairs at all your hard "traditional" fans again next year in the championship while you claw at the air and growl you cringey muppets.

Well done, sir. This has me rolling on the floor 

[Crosby Nick]

As funny as these replies are at least he is replying. Were you at that FA Cup game in the late 80's? Who was that yardog forward you had back then?

[Obadiah]

As funny as these replies are at least he is replying. Were you at that FA Cup game in the late 80's? Who was that yardog forward you had back then?

No I wasn't there. Billy Whitehurst. It is rumoured that Billy gave Steve Bruce his new nose.

[TheCharlatan]

On reflection it was a stupid thing to do. My apologies. Ebenezer Cobb Morley, the father of Association Football and the person who wrote the first rules of the game was born and brought up in Hull. So in a sense he did have the idea of putting two jumpers down for a goal.

His rules went all around the world and are the bedrock of the rules of the modern game.

Forgive my ignorance but what exactly is your avatar? At first glance it looks like a naked man standing on a beach with his Ebenezer Cobb in full view.

[brownie 09]

Iron men at Crosby beach by the looks of it.

[TheCharlatan]

Iron men at Crosby beach by the looks of it.

Ah I see, oot revealed.

[buzzing]

Dont you just hate it when you're so fuckin busy at work and just want a chilled quiet weekend, really look forward to watching the footy on Saturday...and then BAM, you find out it's on a Sunday

[Obadiah]

Forgive my ignorance but what exactly is your avatar? At first glance it looks like a naked man standing on a beach with his Ebenezer Cobb in full view.

Your right. I visited Crosby beach and say a naked man with a Hull City scarf round his neck and took his picture. The scarf had nothing to do with me.

My apologies if I have upset anyone. Some of us like living in the past.

Sunday is going to be an important day in our campaign to keep our name and I have a lot of work to do before then. If any of you want a chat I'll be handing out leaflets at West Park Gates (the KC is in the park). The gates are on Anlaby Road.

Please show our campaign as much respect as our fans showed the 96 when we visited Hillsborough last year. If you do you'll have our thanks.

[BazC]

On reflection it was a stupid thing to do. My apologies. Ebenezer Cobb Morley, the father of Association Football and the person who wrote the first rules of the game was born and brought up in Hull. So in a sense he did have the idea of putting two jumpers down for a goal.

His rules went all around the world and are the bedrock of the rules of the modern game.

He moved to London when he was 22 and it was there where he wrote the rules etc. According to Wiki.

Anyway, it's sort of a link to Hull and football. But er, not sure it means Hull has contributed more to the game than those cities you mentioned. I mean the lad Ebeneezer couldn't wait to get out of Hull it seems. And it's when he was out of that place when he made his mark. What does that tell you eh? Eh?

[the_red_pill]

Jippiddy-djeepers - that was vile! Never had anything against Hull supporters- in fact I thought of them as the salt of the earth. Now I hope we absolutely abuse them on Sunday!

[Red_Mist]

Pretty much as expected. I mean they seem to have hated LFC for a few years. Like we're arsed! Dogs abuse last time there. Don't understand it, not gonna try, but think I'll make Sunday my last ever visit to the cold & drab end of the 62.

[Dakota]

For such anti-questionnaire people it must have been quite an ethical struggle to fill one out for us

The struggle is so real.

[robgreen91]

On reflection it was a stupid thing to do. My apologies. Ebenezer Cobb Morley, the father of Association Football and the person who wrote the first rules of the game was born and brought up in Hull. So in a sense he did have the idea of putting two jumpers down for a goal.

His rules went all around the world and are the bedrock of the rules of the modern game.

the Fa are C***s, so Hull brought us the original C**t? Cheers Hull


" A COM FRUM HULL, SHITHULL"

[Six Beardy]

There is no rivalry. The hostile response is to the thought of answering a questionnaire about a football match. The forum that Titi_Camara picked is full of traditional Hull City supporters that generally hates what modern football has become.


 

I've read those 'traditional' fans and some of their pig ignorant views on the Hillsborough disaster on your forum, depressing stuff - credit to you and a couple of others for trying to enlighten them. You seem a decent lad.

[Obadiah]

He moved to London when he was 22 and it was there where he wrote the rules etc. According to Wiki.

Anyway, it's sort of a link to Hull and football. But er, not sure it means Hull has contributed more to the game than those cities you mentioned. I mean the lad Ebeneezer couldn't wait to get out of Hull it seems. And it's when he was out of that place when he made his mark. What does that tell you eh? Eh?

Just like Lennon, McCartney, Starr and Harrison who moved to London at a similar age. Didn't stop you having a museum though. 

As I said things are moving on. I may have an update Sunday morning. May give you something else to take the piss out of me with, or it may not.

[Motty]

Fucking wanker fans these Hull lot aren't they.
Almost as bitter as the bitters and I hope the twats get well and truly relegated this season.

[the_red_pill]

EDIT- Moving that last reply to the other thread...

[God's Left Peg]

Small town mentality there like.

Hull is a complete shit-hole.

Or, a hull-hole.

[McSquared]

Haha what a bunch of massive bells. Fathead is well suited to that job. Go tigers

[Grobbelrevell]

I'll let you decide is this manages to fall into that category...

Hmm.

Some reasonable answers from pollysbodyparts, for the most part, but other than that...

[Drinks Sangria]

That Richard Cheatham meff should pop down to Liverpool One again and I'll wrap a fucking suspicious item round his head the fucking c*nt. Gobshite.