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i was in there end boxing day 84 along with many more. remember an offlicence being pillaged in town centre and bolton everywhere on the way up there. lad i knew by face then had his jeans ripped off almost when he was bit by a police dog. i was chucked out when they scored and it kicked off and i was punched off a couple of friendly scouse coppers on that waste land outside for good measure. remember plenty of lads were going on to ewood to watch blackburn v leeds as we were an early kick off.

the prospect of that high pitched shrieking noise their fans make at every decision is enought to disssuade those who've heard it before plus that high pitched screeching noise their fans make at every decision may dissuade a few others

shifnell street and a few of those around there have got those parking bays that are free for an hour or so just be careful you don't slip on a condom

went yesterday taking my 6 year old daughter and thoroughly enjoyed it. i know our history over crowds and it aint going to change especially now with current form, finances, post christmas and 2 cat a games etc. i did give the crowd numbers some thought though as i was sat in the wsl near the away fans. These 'great' supporters from sunderland were booing there own team in the first half on occasion and i thought this may become a monkey on their teams back. i struggled to make out what they were singing most of the time and also wondered if their non north east contingent/foreign players would understand a word of it. as it turned out the game changed but i don't think it was anything to do with the crowd numbers, their noise or them booing. they made a tactical change as we did and they had a good spell in the game. me singing in time with a drum wouldn't have spurred on marvin sordell to beat two and fire in a rasping shot to the bottom corner. on a side note there were 3 or 4 young lads having the craic with the away fans who were surrounded by the orange warriors and kicked out my daughter was saying they've done nothing wrong dad. normally sit in the nsl so first time seeing these bully boy bouncer types at work. seriously are the mean looks and aggressive stance needed? funny how they only remove scrawny kids from the stands and not one their own size. be interesting to see how they wade in next saturday to the away support.

getting there would be an achievement but if we did there'd be nowt to fear we've matched all those above us thus far

they are flying at the moment fancy them for promotion

after they showed some fight and determination yesterday i have been swayed and am now in taking my daughter to her 2nd ever game

clap clap clap lh lads a homosexual clap clap clap. Bit early for you stumbling in isn't it? Power cut in town?

they must be nearly as bored at the prospect of going to the reebok as we are then

surely age has nowt to do with it. unless your being ageist and if so im objecting and may even tell a hardworking underpaid steward and if your head wobbles so easily i would get it looked at

same here

Admin cockup ! No buffet bar heading into Brighton from London bridge.

mum and dad moved down your way 20 year ago, theyre in st agnes

i presume he'll be driving to the match so why can't he can't he just pop in the flute or scotts on his way to the ground and he can have his hug then

ivan concentration campo

Bloke Ive just been talking to got cracked on saturday and he aint one for trouble. He had kids in tow and rang the club yesterday saying he weren't taking his kids again unless he knew there'd be police on duty. He was put through to the safety officer, Ray or Roy somebody who was very sympathetic and was genuinely upset about the day. He told him that if GMP say there are going to be police on duty then that is that he has no input to this at all.

would love him back here in some role. what he's gonna do i don't know but there must be some role as we've employed god knows how many ex players thus far overseas talent spotter perhaps? having been at real i'm sure he knows a player when he sees one.

my mum taught both the flitcrofts at eagley. i'll ring her later and see if she remembers if he had a bwfc ruler

2nd year on the trot we won there. I split my seat in half jumping up and down on it on the final whistle and we were locked in for ages if i remember right. discovered my bet fred 10/1 winning slip in my pocket following day. only had a tenner on it but happy days all the same

whats his name? that black moroccan who used to play for coventry

a roofer who turns up to price the work on my house when he says he will

early train out of piccadilly has been booked for a few of us. brighton for 11bells and stumbling around back on bradshawgate 12 hours later.

like the 2 fingered approach. its a universal symbol cant be confused with owt else. the wanker sign could well be confused with waving from a distance.

wans't 'browny's coming home' being sung at hull the last time before yesterday we played there?