Thracian Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 DavieG's mentioned it but did anyone else feel it was a really terrific night out yesterday. Having the stands so close to the pitch made for a real feeling of involvement and I found the Hereford stewards and other officials to be good natured, helpful and not at all in your face. The football was a mixture of good, bad, brilliant and bizarre but there was rarely a dull moment. Altogether a brilliant £15 quids worth.
Head Honcho Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 DavieG's mentioned it but did anyone else feel it was a really terrific night out yesterday. Having the stands so close to the pitch made for a real feeling of involvement and I found the Hereford stewards and other officials to be good natured, helpful and not at all in your face. The football was a mixture of good, bad, brilliant and bizarre but there was rarely a dull moment. Altogether a brilliant £15 quids worth. Absolutely fantastic support last night. Best bit for me was the banter we gave their keeper and fair enough on the guy he was up for it! "Does your boyfriend know your here"
davieG Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 DavieG's mentioned it but did anyone else feel it was a really terrific night out yesterday.Having the stands so close to the pitch made for a real feeling of involvement and I found the Hereford stewards and other officials to be good natured, helpful and not at all in your face. The football was a mixture of good, bad, brilliant and bizarre but there was rarely a dull moment. Altogether a brilliant £15 quids worth. Glad we don't have to pay the police bill though, how many where there??? Although I guess some of it will come out our portion of the gate receipts.
Ric Flair Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 I thought it was brilliant. Some great songs going and our players could hear them loud and clear and they kept acknowledging us. 'Stearman start the wave' whilst he was waiting for a corner to come in was funny and he started clapping and laughing. Nearly scored from it aswell.
Bert Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 Absolutely fantastic support last night. Best bit for me was the banter we gave their keeper and fair enough on the guy he was up for it! "Does your boyfriend know your here" I started that one! New boots, the linesman's got new boots... Momo, momo momo, momo Sylla... Great atmosphere last night.
Maybes Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 I started that one! New boots, the linesman's got new boots... Momo, momo momo, momo Sylla... Great atmosphere last night. i got that one goin its was a great night out. couldnt hear the hereford fans at all! In your cup final 3-1! Are you watchin coventry??!
Guest Gist Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 I agree it was a great night yesterday, it just shows what standing does.
Leicfox Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 I agree it was a great night yesterday, it just shows what standing does. I was just gonna put that point myself, Atmospheres in grounds have been on the slide ever since stadiums went all seaters, bring back standing and bring back the atmosphere.
Thracian Posted 20 September 2006 Author Posted 20 September 2006 I was just gonna put that point myself, Atmospheres in grounds have been on the slide ever since stadiums went all seaters, bring back standing and bring back the atmosphere. I couldn't believe the place. We sat in the wing stand and it was still great because we were so close to the pitch and the all round banter was terrific. It was like going back in time because the inside view of the ground had hardly changed since I played there as a teenager. Even the loos were the same - a throwback to another era - only the pitch seemed to have improved really.
Head Honcho Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 I couldn't believe the place. We sat in the wing stand and it was still great because we were so close to the pitch and the all round banter was terrific. It was like going back in time because the inside view of the ground had hardly changed since I played there as a teenager. Even the loos were the same - a throwback to another era - only the pitch seemed to have improved really. Reminded me of my times in the East Stand as a nipper
Thracian Posted 20 September 2006 Author Posted 20 September 2006 All we needed was a few of those revolving wooden rattles....I've still got one from the 50's right beside me. What a racket they made.
davieG Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 All we needed was a few of those revolving wooden rattles....I've still got one from the 50's right beside me. What a racket they made. Don't let anyone do a risk assessment on it else it will have to be crushed for being dangerous , just like everything else these days, the spirit is being crushed along with it as well.
Thracian Posted 20 September 2006 Author Posted 20 September 2006 Don't let anyone do a risk assessment on it else it will have to be crushed for being dangerous , just like everything else these days, the spirit is being crushed along with it as well. It probably ought to be locked in a cabinet with a safety certificate. .
Guest Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 It probably ought to be locked in a cabinet with a safety certificate. . Won't you get a few bob on 'Flog It' instead?
Thracian Posted 20 September 2006 Author Posted 20 September 2006 Won't you get a few bob on 'Flog It' instead? Sounds daft but it'd be like selling a bit of my soul. For a few bits of wood it represents a lot of good times.
Daggers Posted 20 September 2006 Posted 20 September 2006 Sounds daft but it'd be like selling a bit of my soul. ...but surely that's the football way these days
Guest Posted 21 September 2006 Posted 21 September 2006 Sounds daft but it'd be like selling a bit of my soul. For a few bits of wood it represents a lot of good times. ...but surely that's the football way these days It is indeed DB. Especially when remuneration comes in a brown paper bag, eh?
Daggers Posted 21 September 2006 Posted 21 September 2006 It is indeed DB. Especially when remuneration comes in a brown paper bag, eh? I got remunerated in a little brown envelope when I first started work, counting badges and buttons in a warehouse. Not to the same level as Big Sam mind you (allegedly).
Guest Posted 21 September 2006 Posted 21 September 2006 I got remunerated in a little brown envelope when I first started work, counting badges and buttons in a warehouse. Not to the same level as Big Sam mind you (allegedly). Sounds like fun.
Head Honcho Posted 21 September 2006 Posted 21 September 2006 It probably ought to be locked in a cabinet with a safety certificate. . Like this one you mean
Thracian Posted 21 September 2006 Author Posted 21 September 2006 Like this one you mean Exactly but in City colours.
Magictv Posted 21 September 2006 Posted 21 September 2006 You got a digital camera? If so take a picture please. Never seen one in team colours.
Thracian Posted 21 September 2006 Author Posted 21 September 2006 You got a digital camera? If so take a picture please. Never seen one in team colours. If I remember I'll try to sort one tomorrow.
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