Leicesterpool Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 What are u goin on about, im from nuneaton. The most random response i have ever seen, just agreeing that nuneaton aint the nicest place in the world but cov and beduff are worse. when did i once criticise leicester? Were allowed to criticize because were from there, Only part of town that is hole is Camp Hill. That's a no go zone!
maynefox Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 I always told my son to expect a lot of swearing and banter at football matches as its part of and creates atmsphere. I told him most of it is friendly rivalry and after the match it stops. I also told him there were people who like to sit down and support their team quietly and that we should respect their decision as they should respect mine to be loud and stand up. Hopefully those who wish to stand will be allowed to make their way towards the back and support their team vocally. There will be numerous supporters on Saturday who will be going to assist their priority status as it's an easy trip to make and they will be sitting down and be quiet. If we are all sensible we can have what we want. As I have always said there is strength in numbers so the 'standers' need to try and group together. im not sure where im sitting at cov (me thinks in the middle behind the goal) I prefere to stand and be near the away fans for the atmosphere, just wondering are we allowed to just move towards the back? Ive been to plenty of away games before and like 3 at Cov. Ive never moved about (because im a good citizen )
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 wherever we sit, wherever we stand etc etc and all that, lets just all cheer the boys on as best we can and hope for a good result
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 I always told my son to expect a lot of swearing and banter at football matches as its part of and creates atmsphere. I told him most of it is friendly rivalry and after the match it stops. I also told him there were people who like to sit down and support their team quietly and that we should respect their decision as they should respect mine to be loud and stand up. Hopefully those who wish to stand will be allowed to make their way towards the back and support their team vocally. There will be numerous supporters on Saturday who will be going to assist their priority status as it's an easy trip to make and they will be sitting down and be quiet. If we are all sensible we can have what we want. As I have always said there is strength in numbers so the 'standers' need to try and group together. bravo that man
Jakemoore Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 Just arrived in Northampton (Nan & Grandads house) from London, on to Coventry tomorrow morning!!! C'mon Citerhhhh
The Year Of The Fox Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 Block 10 mate, must be right behind the net??? Not sure. I'm block 6 which i think is towards the corner flag. Anyway everyone best do this poznan at 1225pm else i'll look a right cnut on my own
Leicesterpool Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 P.s I'll be standing If the stewards let you!
Maybes Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 If the stewards let you! En mass. Power in numbers as we've seen on many occasions on our away trips last season.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 5 August 2011 Posted 5 August 2011 En mass. Power in numbers as we've seen on many occasions on our away trips last season. getting fookin excited about this game now . . . . . . . . . . . . . its getting closer
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