There chants come from romper room
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Do these people have jobs? I want to know where they get all this leave to travel around to random tennis tournaments all year.
My cousin reckons they are financed by tennis aus. Not sure about that but if so I'm rioting
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who pays for their travels?
Do these people have jobs? I want to know where they get all this leave to travel around to random tennis tournaments all year.
They are disappearingThey're an embarrassment and I hate seeing them when I watch tennis matches on TV and or even when I attend the tennis live at Melbourne Park.
The sooner they disappear into obscurity the better for everyone. They make overseas viewers think that most Australians in general are a pack of illiterate bogans.
I don't think it's the same people at each tournament, just random annoying Aussies who happen to be in a particular place at the same time as a sporting event.
He's been there for the 5 days that I went to the AO so far. Still the ringleader as well.Haven't seen the guy with the sailor's hat (photo above) this year, always assumed he was the 'ringleader' of the Fanatics.
Haven't seen the guy with the sailor's hat (photo above) this year, always assumed he was the 'ringleader' of the Fanatics.
He's been there for the 5 days that I went to the AO so far. Still the ringleader as well.
I was in hisense on day 2 when groth played mannarino, then there were 2 aussie girls playing the following 2 matches, then Tomic to finish off.
The fanatics were very loud and supportive during the groth match, similar at the Tomic match. Did not make a sound during the 2 women's matches that had an Aussie girl in each of them.
There was a bunch of them on court 2 on the first day when I was there. Not sure whether they were officially part of the fanatics but definitely similar and with crap outfits and chants. Came up with "forty love, baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more"
Yep, and they were calling Simon "Simon" as in Simon says touch your toes. It was quite deliberatethat's so lame
Yep, and they were calling Simon "Simon" as in Simon says touch you toes. It was quite deliberate
Oh no!Yep, and they were calling Simon "Simon" as in Simon says touch your toes. It was quite deliberate
Yep, and they were calling Simon "Simon" as in Simon says touch your toes. It was quite deliberate
Absolutelybtw i am assuming they were pronouncing "simon" the aussie way, not in the french way?