Should you dismiss the 'knuckledraggers' out of hand? All teams have a large proportion of such fans. It's (partly) their money - going to matches, buying merchandise, subscribing to Sky - that pays for football.
It's those sort of guys who go home and away. It's those sort of guys who keep going to matches even in the third division and during the darkest days. They may have some unsavoury views on the world, but they support their teams through and through. I'd suggest if you don't want to meet those sort of blokes you'd be better of at the ballet. It's a completely different crowd. And I know, I go to both. Lots of posh totty at the ballet, and no swearing. (Have I put myself in the knuckledragger's camp by using the word totty?) Btw, I don't think Ian is a knuckledragger anyway. Just my two pen'th to this strangely fractious debate. DRB PS - in this day of political correctness, should we not eschew the term knuckledragger, and call them the long limbly challenged or persons of extended limb or something similar? _______________________________________________ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman-new.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email [email protected] MARCHING ON TOGETHER (There's it)
