What are your little annoying gripes of football.
Mine are:-
1 - Ankles on football boots
2 - The pitches are too perfect.

How long before VAR decisions are sponsored?Foshiznik wrote:Every PA announcement, such as additional time, substitutions, etc. are sponsored.
ThisRoosterbooster wrote:Commentators
Analysts
Boring songs
Big screens
Mobile phones
Chav fans
Banning flasks
"Professional" fouls
Keepers claiming fouls whenever they are touched
Time wasting
VAR
The offside rule since interference was added
Taking free kicks and throw ins from different places
Diving
Going down easily
Weak refs (all refs)
Players arguing with officials
Choreographed celebrations
Weird kick off times
Long lists
LoveCurryPies wrote:Forum users who copy an entire post (those 50 liner posts) just to add a one word reply.
Double barelled names is a good call. Complete agree.gandhisflipflop wrote:The political correctness in football. Rainbow laces, the need for every single representation in society even if it's at the expense of good qualified people.
Transfer fees another one, it's gone way beyond the joke.
Sky sports news since social media, no I do not care what some random fan thinks of a transfer on twitter, or what a player posts or tweets.
Double barrelled names, why has this become so rife recently? It's the constant need for parents to want their kids to be different. Stick to a last name and agree.
Fans posting reaction videos to a dramatic moment, watch the game and stop attention seeking. I saw a post of a bloke watching the cricket world cup final decked out as a batsman filming his reaction to winning the world cup. Seriously? Just watch the ******* game.
It's been one of those days
groove wrote:Players walking into stadiums with headphones on. Could they not remove them for 5 minutes?
We used to have to go round clearing the raisins off the pitch pre match at our school... Sheep on the fieldBertiebeehead wrote:Raisins
Agreed.JohnMac wrote:Throw Ins
Top!bfcjg wrote:The phrase " top top player " what the F is the difference between a top player and a top top player ?
Sadly, a lot of of fans younger but also a little older seem to look up to Liam and Noel as some sort of voice for the Stone Island massive and as some godlike type figures. Gobsh1itesDyched wrote:
Fans. Y'know the chavy youths who think their a mash up of Liam Gallagher, Green Street but there mums still wipe their arse
You don't have to be young to hate Oasis.Belial wrote:Sadly, a lot of of fans younger but also a little older seem to look up to Liam and Noel as some sort of voice for the Stone Island massive and as some godlike type figures. Gobsh1ites
Provided that 'the ball is within playing distance' the whole time then it was allowed as far back as the mid-1970's when I qualified as a ref; how 'old money' are you talking gorats and dubloons?Dark Cloud wrote:"Shielding" the ball out of play when it's actually blatant obstruction in old money!...
Have to agree with everything there apart from mascots, and I think new WHL may be an exception for the last onegroove wrote:Teams walking out together holding hands with kids
Pre-match handshakes
Female commentators/pundits
Players making the crucifix sign and looking to the heavens.
Mascots(grown man in a stupid outfit)
Betting sponsorship
Hideously coloured away kits
New stadiums
Don't tell Devils Advocate ... he loves em and wants one from the upcoming Liverpool game.HieronymousBoschHobs wrote:Half and half scarves!
Moaning Burnley? Fans on this msg.BoardFoshiznik wrote:Just from my experience of listening to football phone ins:-
Deluded Liverpool fans
Deluded Leeds fans,
Deluded West Ham fans,
Cocky Spurs fans,
Arrogant Arsenal fans,
Crying Newcastle fans...