What would you do if you found an away fan in the home stand???

[Luke93]

I would do nothing. Because it doesn't matter.

 

[Gazwag]

Tbh I'm more concerned about the number of kids under 5 coming into the north stand now it's possible to buy tickets there.

 

[Cars]

I can remember a game I think was against Millwall at the Withdean. Millwall scored and a bloke jumped up and celebrated in with the home fans.

There were a fair few water bottles thrown at him and he was escorted out with his mouthy girlfriend.

Someone then threw a punch at him as he was leaving. Very exciting stuff......

 

[seagurn]

The north stand isn't what it was at the goldstone full of wet rags nowadays!

 

[seagurn]

In fact probruably could't run a bath.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Tbh I'm more concerned about the number of kids under 5 coming into the north stand now it's possible to buy tickets there.

The north stand isn't what it was at the goldstone full of wet rags nowadays!

And five year old kids!!

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

I may have a problem at the Yeovil match - friend I'm staying with is a STH but I refused to sit in the Yeovil end with him - he doesn't know yet but I've bought two tickets in the away end -

don't think anyone will notice there !

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

In fact probruably could't run a bath.

shame i couldn't have a beer mate had to rush home to post on here
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

the north stand isn't what it was at the goldstone full of wet rags nowadays!

disgrace in anyone's book
regards
DR

 

[Justice]

The north stand isn't what it was at the goldstone full of wet rags nowadays!

We all all getting on a bit now mate, the firm from back then would be like dad's army now

 

[BadFish]

One thing the Aussies manage to do is sit near or next to opposing fans at football matches. They manage not to fight (mostly anyway) and enjoy a bit of banter throughout the game. Those uncivilized colonials eh?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

One thing the Aussies manage to do is sit near or next to opposing fans at football matches. They manage not to fight (mostly anyway) and enjoy a bit of banter throughout the game. Those uncivilized colonials eh?

but given the chance
regards
DR

 

[Justice]

One thing the Aussies manage to do is sit near or next to opposing fans at football matches. They manage not to fight (mostly anyway) and enjoy a bit of banter throughout the game. Those uncivilized colonials eh?

fair din com ripper throw a shrimp on the barbie

 

[BadFish]

fair din com ripper throw a shrimp on the barbie

fair dinkum cobber at least spell it right ya drongo

 

[BN9 BHA]

One thing the Aussies manage to do is sit near or next to opposing fans at football matches. They manage not to fight (mostly anyway) and enjoy a bit of banter throughout the game. Those uncivilized colonials eh?

Why waste drinking time fighting each other?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

fair dinkum cobber at least spell it right ya drongo

give us a man hug
regards
DR

 

[BadFish]

Why waste drinking time fighting each other?

Quite right too

 

[Justice]

fair dinkum cobber at least spell it right ya drongo

Bludger

 

[BadFish]

Bludger

rack off

 

[ferring seagull]

This happens more often than not !

It is OK so long as the 'away' fan is not 'gobby'

There is the story in Glasgow, many years ago, of the Celtic fan who got into the Rangers end at Ibrox, realised his mistake and thought 'I must stay Schtum' but in the final minute Celtic scored the winning goal, he could not contain himself and was shouting, jumping up and down but then realised his mistake and took off. Ran out of the stadium pursued by irate Rangers fans down to the Govan ferry and as he got there the ferry was about 12 feet out so he took a flying leap and managed to hold onto the handrail. Then proceeded to give abuse to the pursuing throng until the ferry crewman advised him 'I wouldn't say that if I were you mate, this ferry is going in'

Sorry