City64 wrote:Old fogies everyday rather than the armchair cunts .
City64 wrote:Old fogies everyday rather than the armchair cunts .
zuricity wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:a 20,000 safe standing end behind the goal with £300/year season tickets
maximum age of 55
will you be going to the games ?
i see no reason to limit it to under 55 years olds , ask wayne , there are some lovely grannies out there.
Nigels Tackle wrote:zuricity wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:a 20,000 safe standing end behind the goal with £300/year season tickets
maximum age of 55
will you be going to the games ?
i see no reason to limit it to under 55 years olds , ask wayne , there are some lovely grannies out there.
not the whole stadium
just the expanded (all safe standing?) stand
john68 wrote:What a fukkin idiotic post!!!!!!!!!.......
Never forget that it was those old fogies that actually founded and developed the old Maine Rd Kippax stand into one of the loudest and intimidating areas in the league.
As Mike Summerbee said; He saw opposing players visibly wilt when they had to play in front of it....Such was the intimidating atmosphere those old fogies made.
Compared to then, the current noise is often only created when the team's performance excites them.
When the team doesn't excite, often the only chant is a sort of whinging "Come on City" or realtive silence.
john68 wrote:What a fukkin idiotic post!!!!!!!!!.......
Never forget that it was those old fogies that actually founded and developed the old Maine Rd Kippax stand into one of the loudest and intimidating areas in the league.
As Mike Summerbee said; He saw opposing players visibly wilt when they had to play in front of it....Such was the intimidating atmosphere those old fogies made.
Compared to then, the current noise is often only created when the team's performance excites them.
When the team doesn't excite, often the only chant is a sort of whinging "Come on City" or realtive silence.
Indianablue wrote:Still capable of standing for a couple of hours and have been long before some of the youth on here were swimming in their dad's ball sack and most of them probably never been on a crushed terrace. Nearly choked on my wurthers when i read it
zuricity wrote:Indianablue wrote:Still capable of standing for a couple of hours and have been long before some of the youth on here were swimming in their dad's ball sack and most of them probably never been on a crushed terrace. Nearly choked on my wurthers when i read it
Is that Wurthers or Werthers ? , cos if it is the latter they do a really mean caramel popcorn too !
Indianablue wrote:zuricity wrote:Indianablue wrote:Still capable of standing for a couple of hours and have been long before some of the youth on here were swimming in their dad's ball sack and most of them probably never been on a crushed terrace. Nearly choked on my wurthers when i read it
Is that Wurthers or Werthers ? , cos if it is the latter they do a really mean caramel popcorn too !
See what happens when you get old!
zuricity wrote:Indianablue wrote:zuricity wrote:Indianablue wrote:Still capable of standing for a couple of hours and have been long before some of the youth on here were swimming in their dad's ball sack and most of them probably never been on a crushed terrace. Nearly choked on my wurthers when i read it
Is that Wurthers or Werthers ? , cos if it is the latter they do a really mean caramel popcorn too !
See what happens when you get old!
You are only as old as you feel. As the saying goes. Or maybe i am old, i think it was 'you are only as old as the woman you feel'.
Nigels Tackle wrote:looks like i've triggered the boomers!
carl_feedthegoat wrote:john68 wrote:What a fukkin idiotic post!!!!!!!!!.......Never forget that it was those old fogies that actually founded and developed the old Maine Rd Kippax stand into one of the loudest and intimidating areas in the league.[/quote
Very True.
Nowadays the younger generation only reserve their vocal rage and excitement for social media.
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