BIGQ FAE KDY, on Dec 16 2007, 18:43, said:
I want to ask the genuine ayr fans if they are gonna condemn the RACISTS among their support because i heard from 2 raith players[marv and davo]about what was said during the game.This was before they had been told about the accusations against marv so in no way is this retaliation.According to marv ayr fans were calling him all sorts of names throughout the game including talking about BANANAS etc etc.He also said it was one of the nastiest games for terracing abuse he has encountered. As for laughter according to what davo said they were laughing at ayr fans threats to STAB MARV and that they wouldnt get out of ayr ALIVE.WTF is wrong with these people and this is no lies this is FACT.
BIGQ FAE KDY, on Dec 16 2007, 22:13, said:
Do you really think for one minute i would post that if it wasnt true but obviously you wont believe it and anyway can you hear everything that is shouted from all ayr fans all of the time NO DIDNT THINK SO.I hope the lad who was injured has a speedy recovery as he is a cracking player and we applauded as he was carried off but to accuse marv of laughing at him is out of order.The player text me because he had read the shite posted on here and was putting over their side of the story.If you knew marv you would know he laughs all the time and would have known the player was being looked after otherwise he wouldnt do that.
Not having a pop but you do seem to have changed the story slightly there?
It's possible for one or two idiots to have been mouthing off wihtout other people in the stadium necessarily being aware of it, and I've no doubt all the Ayr fans on here would condemn any such thing if they thought it had happened - just as we would all condemn Marvin if we thought he really had been laughing at an injured player. Since, in both cases, none of us seem to be willing to take the other side's word for it that such things occurred the discussion doesn't seem to be getting us very far.
Not quite sure where I was going with that paragraph now.
I'll settle for wishing everyone Merry Christmas, and a better New Year for Ayr in particular.