Popular Post RevOwl Posted November 11 Popular Post Posted November 11 Did anyone else notice how many young Sheff Utd fans were holding inflatable pink pigs? Tv coverage showed loads of kids on their kop waving them around and holding them aloft when celebrating their goal. Have they now embraced what we've called them for so long now and started to enjoy it? Anyone know? 18
g-owls Posted November 11 Posted November 11 If you’re going to do it right then at least make it real pigs head like the recent one in Brazil!
Popular Post overlandandsea Posted November 11 Popular Post Posted November 11 I’ve always found the pig thing so bizarre real playground stuff and just sounds silly coming from grown men/women 4 1 17
onslow Posted November 11 Posted November 11 They’re obsessed with it, have been for decades Scrubbers
Mike Hunt Posted November 11 Posted November 11 I can go back 63 years from when my grand parents wouldn’t eat bacon on a weekend if UTD had won Blue and white butchers apron , Red and white Bacon I can only remember them starting it around 1980 in retaliation 1 1 5
Ibbo48 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 The pig thing was started by a handful of Wednesday fans It’s bacon related I always hated it I was amazed when shortly after a Unitedite mate told me they were calling US pigs 1 1
Mike Hunt Posted November 11 Posted November 11 3 minutes ago, Ibbo48 said: The pig thing was started by a handful of Wednesday fans It’s bacon related I always hated it I was amazed when shortly after a Unitedite mate told me they were calling US pigs That’s crap 2
Auld Mickey Coote Posted November 11 Posted November 11 33 minutes ago, overlandandsea said: I’ve always found the pig thing so bizarre real playground stuff and just sounds silly coming from grown men/women Agree. It's so cringworthy especially as it's both ways. Like you say, belongs in a playground. 'You're a pig' No, you're a pig' No, you're a pig' It must bewilder observers from outside. 'Why are they calling each other pigs? Why do they have the same insult for each other?' 2
Daveyboy66 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 32 minutes ago, Mike Hunt said: I can go back 63 years from when my grand parents wouldn’t eat bacon on a weekend if UTD had won Blue and white butchers apron , Red and white Bacon I can only remember them starting it around 1980 in retaliation In their 67' programme at the Lane they wrote " it's well known that Owls won't eat bacon on a derby day and that blades will go home and take it out on their wives if they have lost " In their own words...you couldn't write it unless of course you were a blade 3
overlandandsea Posted November 11 Posted November 11 5 minutes ago, Auld Mickey Coote said: Agree. It's so cringworthy especially as it's both ways. Like you say, belongs in a playground. 'You're a pig' No, you're a pig' No, you're a pig' It must bewilder observers from outside. 'Why are they calling each other pigs? Why do they have the same insult for each other?' Yep. I refuse to use the word it’s just strange. 2
Ibbo48 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 40 minutes ago, Mike Hunt said: That’s crap Thanks for your thoughtful response But it’s not 2
Bassetts Allsorts Posted November 11 Posted November 11 The evidence for who called it who first is there in black and white taken from their own programme... 3 1 3
swfcAH Posted November 11 Posted November 11 Irony lost em that they're the ones dressed as streaky bacon
owl84 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 3 minutes ago, Ibbo48 said: Thanks for your thoughtful response But it’s not To be fair it is 1
Ibbo48 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 24 minutes ago, owl84 said: To be fair it is Ok Explain to me how you know for a fact that what I posted was crap
sw1867 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 12 minutes ago, Ibbo48 said: Ok Explain to me how you know for a fact that what I posted was crap because it’s not true 1
ReginaldD Posted November 11 Posted November 11 1 hour ago, Bassetts Allsorts said: The evidence for who called it who first is there in black and white taken from their own programme... Domestic abuse just accepted as the norm in the 60s 1
Ibbo48 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 40 minutes ago, sw1867 said: because it’s not true The truth is no one knows how it started for a fact Lots of people have opinions about the origin I just gave my recollection of how I believed it started late 70s early 80s Don’t understand the hostile responses 1 1
malcolm Posted November 11 Posted November 11 22 minutes ago, ReginaldD said: Domestic abuse just accepted as the norm in the 60s At the lane maybe. 1
Beighton Owl 87 Posted November 11 Posted November 11 Even Rotherham and Barnsley have jumped on it. People must think south Yorkshire folk are reyt weird
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