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[wristslasher_909]

Good view there! Unless it's restricted by giant flags!

[dcfcdavecov]

Me too, Angry.

I'm in E, back row, last seat.

I'm coming over to you and throwing confetti in your face. So there. I'll know it's you, you mardy bar stool.

[AnagRam]

Don't mess with the Angry one...he's far too bright to admit where he really sits and he has 'connections' ;-)

[chris311080]

Anyone found swearing on any thread whilst the swear filter is being fixed will still be carded.

[AngryRam]

AnagRam you can call me Mel if you like.

[AnagRam]

As long as it's not short for Mel...ancholy after tomorrow's result!
Sorry...one too many.

[southernram22]

really what sort of connections .?

[southernram22]

one too many what

[Rattea]

All this stuff is as embarrassing as the song sheets a few years back. Is it an admission that moving to behind the goal hasn't work .... Which it hasn't!

It's not about what you do it's about culture and people's lives. We live in a fickle, celebrity obsessed society that doesn't know what it's like to really struggle in life! Neither do people know really any consistency between right and wrong. It's ok to watch social media of someone being caring but as soon as you walk in a football ground anyone women, children, disabled and old included are fair game to hurl abuse at and that's ok. That's what our grounds have become just centres of lowlife with no perspective!

Go to a few other countries look at the people there "real people with real worldly lives". Football is their one outlet there source of joy or despair. Their celebs are the ones on the pitch and not strutting idiots off the pitch who have no talent. They get behind their team, players and club and at worst boo the

[roger_ramjet]

This is one of those very rare moments when I agree with you Ratty. When you need to use gimmicks to create passion, then it isn't passion at all. It's just "plastic" - passion has to come from the heart not social media.