Reply With QuoteYou're a pr1ckOriginally Posted by Mason89
There's a number of factors that put me off but number one on the list, is that I can't really be @rsed. Still go more than you though
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The home fans arent falling over themselves to go there either. The article is from last summer, has it improved in any way? It doesn't look like a success at the moment & certainly not a great example of what we should be aiming for.
"away fans guide"
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.the...t/14533200.amp
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You're a pr1ckThere's a number of factors that put me off but number one on the list, is that I can't really be @rsed. Still go more than you though
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Don't they play to a stadium that's never full and doesn't it have a ****e atmosphere? Their success has nothing to do with the stadium.
My concern is not necessarily the location but how we pay for it and the pish about training facilities. Milne has been in charge since nine**** can**** and never bothered his arse too much about it before. Therefore I don't really trust him.
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The Mighty Ellon Colts used to smash those c@nts to bits in my day. Westdyke keech team full of english kids
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Though to be fair to him, he has been trying to get the stadium build started since fek knows when.
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They dropped to the third tier you walloper. Crowds went way up and were at capacity when in the top flight (until Megson).
Funnily enough the only ones still lamenting Burnden Park are - yup those who used to walk to the pub and now have to travel. Funny that eh?
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Funny enough I was at Oldham v Bolton last season...5000 Bolton fans there ( they lost 1-0 ) anyway was speaking to some of them before the game and they hate the reebok....no atmosphere and **** to get to they said ...I was surprised to hear though that they had a train station near the ground and another two stations within 20 mins of the ground...something we will not have
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