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Hatred for Collingwood!

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18 minutes ago, one_demon said:

It's not a flaw, it's a strength.  I don't hate therefore I don't suffer.

Hatred is a normal part of human emotions. If you drop your vegemite toast onto the floor in the morning you can always blame a collingwood supporter. 

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    Hate Geelong but more than happy for them to go full 2011 on Collingwood in the GF if we don't make it.

    That would be 2-11 (and 2 draws) in grand finals since 1966 - happy to be corrected on that stat.

     

    Edited by Bring-Back-Powell

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    50 minutes ago, one_demon said:

    I don't hate Collingwood.  

    You should start your own thread 

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    I’m blaming the Collingwood ferals at the game last Friday for my positive Covid test today.  I’m sure it’s their fault.

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    5 hours ago, rufus said:

    I am in the minority but I like Collingwood. Always have. I don't care about their supporters...sport for me is about one thing...watching the best athletes battling it out desperately for the win

    Thank you for bringing some decency to this thread and not contributing to the hate

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    23 minutes ago, Vipercrunch said:

    I’m blaming the Collingwood ferals at the game last Friday for my positive Covid test today.  I’m sure it’s their fault.

    Might also be advisable to get a rabies shot  as there has been an outbreak of some sort this week at training.

    Edited by deebunked

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    5 minutes ago, deebunked said:

    Might also be advisable to get a rabies shot .

    also burn all your clothes and get a script for a very strong antibiotic

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    Don’t forget Monkeypox

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    I had a 'fun' walk over William Barrack Bridge and down into Birrarung after the game.

    For most of the walk there was an old codger on his motorised scooter weaving his way around the çrowd until he found a Melbourne supporter. He then rolled up beside them, hit them with a zinger that he obviously thought was hilarious, then scootered off to the next guy in non-Filth colours and did it again.

    I was tempted to point out that he was a bit hard to understand cause his falsies weren't in and that he'd be better served focusing on breathing from the oxygen tank he was hooked up to rather than mouthing off to people, but I probably woulda got bashed for picking on an old guy.

    There is a reason they are called the Filth.

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    For me, old synapses are starting to rewire on both sides of the fence.

    For most of my footballing life, we and Collingwood have never been good at the same time.

    I like the rest of my family were Collingwood until the 1988 Qualifying Final. We definitely had the wood on the bar stards and as a naive 8 year old, I thought this would always be the case. I swapped to the Demons and have never looked back since.

    Now that we are both competing for a premiership cup, I definitely understand why George Harris said what he did. When they beat us in the early '00's, they almost did so with a sense of condescenison which in reality wasn't hard to understand.

    We were horrible. We knew it. They knew it. 

    Now, the hatred they have towards us is palpable. I am starting to feel it towards them as well. 

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    2 hours ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

    I like the rest of my family were Collingwood until the 1988 Qualifying Final. We definitely had the wood on the bar stards and as a naive 8 year old, I thought this would always be the case. I swapped to the Demons and have never looked back since.

     

    See my family seems to have a tradition of spite running through it. My dad was from a family of Carlton fans and being the youngest he bucked the trend and went Pies. Fast forward to the young me and he would have been hoping for me to follow but I bucked it and went Dees. So yeah the only way in my family is to turncoat each other!

    Something I resent in my inwardly focussed Melbourne way is how the public always builds up Collingwood being some kind of underdog against us like the last 3 times we've played each other and when they win it's like this feeling of scoring one for the little guy, which is total BS.

    For as long as I can remember barring some triumphs in between, the black and white team has always taken the honours over the red and blue team. That's the narrative, the public should now want to see us knock them off their perch. 

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    How’s this…

    Basically my entire family barrack for Collingwood. Both parents, and three of my five siblings. 

    I’m the youngest of six, and the next up from me is my sister. She’s the only girl in the family and wanted to set herself apart from the boys, so she chose the Demons, then got the word into me when I was a kid. 

    One of my other brothers supports a different team though...

    Geelong. 
     

    Every time the Pies beat us I can feel all the ties that bind unravel. I see my lovely parents suddenly as toothless and my brothers all look like Joffa. 

     

    Thankfully it doesn’t last too long. 

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    17 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

    How’s this…

    Basically my entire family barrack for Collingwood. Both parents, and three of my five siblings. 

    I’m the youngest of six, and the next up from me is my sister. She’s the only girl in the family and wanted to set herself apart from the boys, so she chose the Demons, then got the word into me when I was a kid. 

    One of my other brothers supports a different team though...

    Geelong. 
     

    Every time the Pies beat us I can feel all the ties that bind unravel. I see my lovely parents suddenly as toothless and my brothers all look like Joffa. 

     

    Thankfully it doesn’t last too long. 

    Just guessing here, but you two would obviously be smarter than all of them put together.  Keep the faith!

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    yep ,hate collingwood

    hate Richmond   ferals as well

     

    hate geelong hate essendon

    Honorable mention to [censored] freo   supporters   and hawks and north and bulldogs and swans  and...          are forget it  hate them all when playing us   !!!!      once finals start (and MFC not in it)    I usually adopt another team  cause I put a few greenbacks on them  (gambling)     Its amazing how the hate goes away  LOL  if you stand to win a few dollars    (think  Richmond..  backed them for flags  2 times at good early odds..  gamble responsibly  LOL)    goo dees 2 more wins please !!!!!

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    10 hours ago, MrFreeze said:

    Hate Collingwood but I do like Craig McRae 

    I know, was shattered when they didn't go for Ross Lyon

    Edited by Dr. Gonzo

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    9 hours ago, dl4e said:

    Don't get me started on my hatred of the filth. Twice I have nearly had an altercation with filth supporters. Once at Victoria park and another at the MCG. On both occasions they had won. When I was younger ( teens) I had a couple of filth supporting friends who had reserved seats in the stand behind the goals at Filth Park. Twice they got me to go with them using another friends card who wasn't going. Why I let it happen twice i will never understand but it was a lesson in life. They were playing South Melbourne and I could clearly see the players entrance at half time where the filth supporters were spitting at the south coach. All fun and games at filth park. I questioned my mates about after the match and they thaught it was just ordinary behaviour.

    I also think there is a generational gap in the hatred of the filth. Those of us that are over 50 to 55 years of age seem to have a more inbuilt disgust at the filth. Probably a stem from the rivalry of the 50s and 60s which war drummed into us.

    I was taught two things love Melbourne and hate Collingwood - my hate for then has waned over the years mainly due to the pity for losing so many GFs and our lack of playing them in big games. Essendon, Hawthorn and West Coast were more hated.

    After this year and especially last week they are back to the top of the hate lost, cannot stand them and hate the thought of losing to them.

    Anyone who wants an understanding of the psychology of the club should read the book, Kill For Collingwood. It is a history of the club written in the early 80s and really delves into the early history of not just the club but the suburb it grew from. It is understandable why they have such a vile culture.

    The worst part is their arrogance when they have only won 4 flags since the 1930s! 4!

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    More to be pitied than despised.

     

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    Most hated 

    top 10 

    1. Chris Scott 

    2. Collingwood 

    3. Patrick Cripps 🚀

    4. Carlton

    5. Geelong 

    6. Jack Ginnivan

    7. Cody Weightman

    8. WC Eagles 

    9. Brisbane 

    10. Leigh Matthews (still from hitting Peter Giles in 1982)

    Peter Giles of Melbourne

    is king hit by Leigh Matthews of Hawthorn in 1982 - VFL

    Edited by spirit of norm smith
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    13 hours ago, Nascent said:

    No one...? Ok I'll do it I guess.

     

    star wars hate GIF

    Jeelong have just been joined by Carlton after last nights efforts

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