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Posted by Vic
on 9/11/2009, 10:50 pm, in reply to "Rival fans to sit together"Absolutely shocking idea, this game is becoming too sanitised for it's own good, away fans should be all sat together and singing their heads off. - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by dosser jacket
on 10/11/2009, 8:59 am, in reply to "Re: Rival fans to sit together"Is this made up by the same plonker who said why don't clubs share grounds? ie the 2 sheffield clubs-whyat an idiot - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by tH
on 9/11/2009, 9:57 pm, in reply to "Rival fans to sit together"Jesus.
They'll be stopping people smoking and swearing in grounds next.
Oh no...hang on....
Anyway, Fulham have had a neutral area in their ground for a few seasons now. I hope it's the exception rather than the rule. - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by Stranded
on 9/11/2009, 8:09 pm, in reply to "Rival fans to sit together"
Banter between rival fans is one of my favourite things about going to football games... I can see this being the tip of a slippery slope.
It's time to choose which side you're on, the side of the people or the side of the gun - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by philrobbie
on 10/11/2009, 10:02 am, in reply to "Re: Rival fans to sit together"Fed up with corporate to55pots trying to shift the game away from the working classes.
I hate the fact that, because of mis-informed idiots like these, we are slowly becoming like rugby, passionless, sanitised and bland.
It's bad enough having to sit at matches (I'm sick of being a slave to somebody else's eating habits or their unpredictable bladder!) but to 'mingle' jocularly with away supporters DURING the game is (hopefully) a non-starter.
In Feb. Gordon Cundill will be visiting County legend Jim Fryatt in the U.S.
whilst there he will be interviewing him for WIWYAL fanzine.
If you want to ask Jim a question, please PM it to me.
Ta. - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by Nbobtu
on 10/11/2009, 11:49 am, in reply to "Re: Rival fans to sit together"But of course, those who don't want to go in the unsegregated family stand at Forest can still sit among their fellow supporters, home or away. I can't see a day when segregation disappears completely from league football, or even the Conference these days
When you were here before, couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like Brett Angell, your goal made me cry - Re: Rival fans to sit together-hey Phil
Posted by dosser jacket
on 10/11/2009, 10:13 am, in reply to "Re: Rival fans to sit together"Apperently teh tooting fans were 'not' fighting between themselves--they had been infiltrated by a bunch of:
Mitcham fans! - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by county casual
on 9/11/2009, 7:35 pm, in reply to "Rival fans to sit together"I will be up for that if we ever play Burnley again.
British birds ain't complicated. Buy 'em a Bacardi Breezer and they'll ride you like Seabiscuit - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by sweeney4england
on 9/11/2009, 6:57 pm, in reply to "Rival fans to sit together"What's soccer??? - Re: Rival fans to sit together
Posted by Nbobtu
on 9/11/2009, 8:26 pm, in reply to "Re: Rival fans to sit together"Association football.
When you were here before, couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like Brett Angell, your goal made me cry
