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"Punishment" for the pitch invaders?
- Thread starter JonnyComeEarly
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AmexRuislip
Trainee Spy 🕵️♂️
Not riding a BIG SAUSAGE then?
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I'm sorry but anyone that goes on the pitch without us being officially promoted is a complete MONG and may as well be a Reading fan circa 2 years ago.
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Think the club have taken advise from Hibs security on how to stop the pitch invasion.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,531
Sheffield Utd had a pitch invasion at Bramal Lane during the beam back of their match at Northampton. Now that is quality tin-pot.
Peter Ward
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I'll take my binoculars then
Not normally one to be OFFENDED, but turning the libertarians moral high ground on its head leads me to ask, is the term MONG now acceptable on NSC?
There wasn't never going to be an invasion. Just a wind-up song saying it was coming. Nothing was decided yesterday and only 3,000 there out of the 28,000 at the Amex.
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Drew
Bit like players taking their shirts off when they score. It's not a natural reaction but once one did it then loads copied! People will go on the pitch but they'll do so knowing the potential punishment and what they could miss next year. I suspect the vast majority will be ok but there will be some morons that goad the opposition fans and take it too far.
Yes we did, I was there with 1000's others in front of the old Newcastle main stand. Horton and co came out to celebrate with us from the director's box.
Scary ?? Plenty of banter, lots of smiles, lobbing the inflatable footballs back repeatedly.......they were great.
I did think twice about posting the word given it's more base connotations however felt that we were adult enough to perhaps realise it's entry into the social lexicon via the urban dictionary might make it a suitable adjective for this type of scenario as the alternative phraseology didn't cut it for me.
Happy to amend/refrain from use if it genuinely offends.
Do what you like, just don't come on here telling others what to do. Totally understand why people don't want to go down on the pitch and celebrate. Sit in your seat and wave.
But there won't be a pitch invasion, people are too tame these days so you can get your knitting my back out.
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CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
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Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
I've SPENT all weekend INVENTING a PEAR of HOVER shoes so I can TECHNICALLY run on to the PITCH without setting FOOT on the GRASS so BARBER won't be ABLE to do ANYTHING about that as I won't be RUNNING onto the pitch.
I just HOPE my HOVER power is at the RIGHT setting otherwise I could HOVER off and NEVER be seen again.
I just HOPE my HOVER power is at the RIGHT setting otherwise I could HOVER off and NEVER be seen again.
I sit front row and as much as I would love to run on, I probably won't. I'll have my little lad with me and would love to run on with him on my shoulders and do a little dance, but he's a bit too big for my shoulders now (totally would've been on in the palace playoff) but we'll see.
Something my mate mentioned to me earlier today is that as we are front row, we may have no choice but to go on the pitch to get out of the way of the North stand horde behind us hurling themselves over seats!
I've got 2 middle WSU tickets if you want to swap...
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sjamesb3466
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Now that would be a shame...
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
Remainer
Not sure what all the fuss is about anyway, most of us will have left by the 85 minute
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JonnyComeEarly
UTA!!
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portslade seagull
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I'd like to think (if winning ) that no one leaves early tomorrow seeing its a BH