Stewart is a fkn bomb scare, his positioning sense is non existent and that was glaringly obvious again for the county equalizer,
Richardson might get better with some proper coaching I do still hold out a bit of hope for him, but as for Stewart he is is just sh1te and at the moment is looking like a vey p1ss poor signing from Goodwin, probably his worst one so far.
Do you honestly think fans on the pitch is a good idea, celebrating or not? Do you honestly think that in a bipartite game that the opposition supporters aren't going to respond? Do you think if Dons fans are on the pitch the great unwashed aren't going respond? Do you really want the SFA to have an excuse to have a go at our club, because for absolutely flocking certain if it happens in a hun game they most certainly will. Promoting such action is utterly ridiculous and totally against our club. Promoting pyro is just dangerous. Do you really think the hun will be intimidated by a few kids running onto the pitch? The last time that happened, remember the poor disabled man that got injured, yet hoe did a disabled man get onto the pitch? Everything is against us in a hun game and you want to encourage the SFA to have a go at us.
Wise the flock up.
You make a number of fair points, but:
- it’s widely and credibly rumoured that when Dibble did nothing about Robbie Winters being hit by the equivalent of a Royal Mint weekly output of two bob bits (by ‘Chelsea fans’) plain clothes feds in Y took off down the track to assist and a tidy mob followed them to attempt to mete out the required justice, on the assumption that the rozzers were top boys heading for a bit of rough and tumble
- Tam Perry, the ancient hun, was injured by a broken seat flung from within the manky masses of his own supporters. So squeaky clean and innocent was he, and so badly hurt, that he found the energy to gesture, and shout abuse towards the Beach End as he was taken out for first aid.
Pitch invasions and pyro are pretty idiotic, but when I was a loon in the Beach End in the vert early 70s, I saw much worse. The current 16 year olds will grow up eventually, but there are few of us who haven’t been there. Of course, in my day, the squibs were chucked AT the opppsition who attempted to share the Beach End, and they were Proper Mannies’ fireworks, like bangers, and Jumping Jacks. Three or four of the latter wholly-unpredictable fellas could cause hilarious mass panic dancing among TMSTID or Hearts fans.