The Fish

People ask for my opinion, people challenge and question my opinion, people listen to a podcast to hear my opinion, people engage with me on twitter to discuss my opinion. You proffer your contrarian opinion unbidden, you dismiss others without due respect. You cower behind anonymity and would better benefit society if you were howling your bile into a bucket of your own shit.

You are a contrarian, you are cowardly and you patently are a cunt. That doesn't frustrate me, it barely interests me, but I'm at a loose end at the minute so I don't mind telling you that your opinions are worthless, and you're arrogance is pathetic. No sir, you arrogance came first and eclipses even mine. You're trying to be the arbiter of what counts as a true fan and what counts as a plastic. Who the fuck are you? Some anonymous internet troll. You don't get to declare who is or isn't a "true fan".

Just because that's your definition of what makes a fan plastic or not, doesn't make it reality. Just like you declaring evidence as illegitimate doesn't make it so. Good to know your arrogance knows no bounds though. Makes dismissing your contrarian bullshit so much easier.

I'd have him, but then I'd have Shola back as it stands.

You're nothing but a contrarian cowardly cunt. Now that people have stopped humouring your Ice Dome bullshit, your highly offensive stance on disasters and your ludicrous claims about science, you've decided to try and rankle us on the football side of things.

I understand fully. You're declaring if someone stays away in protest, they're now a plastic fan.

Who the fuck are you to make that statement?

"Not attending and being a fan aren't mutually exclusive. " "I never said they were." Stick that up yer Ice Dome and smoke it, you Big Billy Bullshitter. You don't have to attend to be a fan, and staying away as a protest doesn't revoke your standing as a fan either.

You're on thin ice already sunshine. Keep graphic novels out of this.

Not attending and being a fan aren't mutually exclusive. There will be Newcastle fan who don't have a problem with Ashley, but live away from the region and so cannot attend although they'd like to. And there will be fans who love the club passionately, who used to go home and away for decades, but cannot stomach the way Ashley runs the club and so don't go. Then there will be a bloke who got into football because Tony Blair headed a ball at Keegan, he goes every other week because it gets him out the house, he turns up totally unaware of who Newcastle are playing and where they are in the league. But Wolfy has declared the latter is the true fan

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Should leave it to Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci.

Watched it last night after all. I think my gut reaction to it was "Holy fuck! " Got a message off a mate about episode 5, complaining it was bland. I don't think he'll be moaning about this one.

I'm a good friend that gives my friend unconditional support. Methy Tom, Rapey Matthew, Stabby Ben. All of them get my unconditional support, whatever dangerous proclivities they enjoy. Even Buttsex Martin.

The only one I can find is shit quality, so I'm going to hold off.

Got a link?

I'm torn between finding and watching it tonight, or waiting until next Monday. What do you think?

One of these things is not like the other...

Fucking ridiculous isn't it? "Is that your second pipe of Crystal Meth today Tom? Well, you crack on sunshine, I'm your friend."

They're not people like us though. They hate and are impervious to reason, that's not "like us". They've been disenfranchised and radicalised. They're as much like us as the fighters of ISIS, except the Nazis have had far less reason to hate the status quo. Saying they're the same as anti-fascists is nonsense, Antifa are a response to the fascists and they're not driving a car into pedestrians or delighting in the death of a young woman who had the courage of her convictions to protest without kevlar and the arsenal of a small country strapped to her.

They will appear to the casual observer a better bet to stay up than Newcastle.

Nice idea, but you know full well that calmly debating with furious bigots solves nothing. They shout their hatred over your calm questions, leave claiming a victory to their fans and swelling their numbers. If a man throws up the nazi salute, he deserves a punch in the face, that's just science.

If they did that, then yes it shouldn't have been permitted. Inciting violence is counterproductive to debate and discussion and those intent on inciting violence shouldn't be allowed a platform. The march of angry white men shouting their bigotry should have been better policed, and the minute some nazi threw up the nazi salute it should have been shut down.

Look, this is pointless. You're too narrow minded to have a conversation with. Being a fan of the club does not mean you blindly accept what is happening to the club. In fact being a real fan means setting aside your desire to watch Newcastle United play football on a saturday to do what you can to protect the future of the club. Do you think Blackpool, Coventry and so on are wrong to protest the owners of their club?

Was the protest inciting violence?