: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:12 pm  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

Very mature, i guess from your comments you're one of said pissheads that seems to take pleasure from spoiling the match for others.

And you think your post was mature. Pathetic

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:24 pm  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

Very mature, i guess from your comments you're one of said pissheads that seems to take pleasure from spoiling the match for others.

Nothing immature, I just have better things to do with my time than stand in the ground 4 hrs before kick off watching the poor pre match entertainment.

If I choose to have a pint in that time I can. Being drunk has nothing to do with it! I get fed up of moaning fans thinking they should get the best spot in the house! It’s a rugby game not a theatre as you previously stated.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:32 pm  

oli30045 wrote:

I agree with that, very annoying when you are standing trying to watch the game, and then all of a sudden about 5 6 foot 3 men come and stand infront of you...

5 blokes at 6 foot 3 ,
we need to sign them for our front row...

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:35 pm  

Wire fans are over reacting, you are only 2 games in, this comp is won later in the year.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:42 pm  

odemwingie wrote:

Wire fans are over reacting, you are only 2 games in, this comp is won later in the year.

By a team other than us. At the moment, I can think of twelve who look more likely to.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:13 pm  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

cock that, drunken tosspots turning up after kick off and forcing their way into space that isn't there, barging past other fans with no courtesy or respect and causing them to fall over.

If you want to turn up late, then the stewards should be farming them out to where ever the crowds thinner.

Catpiss, I do agree with your point that some people have no respect and do push and expect people to move so they can stand where they want,but there are a couple of posters complaining about 6footers standing in front of them. Sorry but that is nonsense. If they stand in front of you, then there is space. They need to stand somewhere!

The drunken idiots being aggressive is a seperate issue to people coming in late and taking a space in front of you which means you can't see. The steps are steep, so most should be able to see, but if not, I would recommend standing near the front or sitting down.

For the reason of the relatively high percentage of idiots, I have upgraded to a seats season ticket for the first time ever this year (see my above post!).

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:13 pm  

odemwingie wrote:

Wire fans are over reacting, you are only 2 games in, this comp is won later in the year.

Good God, do you just listen to everything Noble says?

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:23 pm  

Dave T wrote:

Catpiss, I do agree with your point that some people have no respect and do push and expect people to move so they can stand where they want,but there are a couple of posters complaining about 6footers standing in front of them. Sorry but that is nonsense. If they stand in front of you, then there is space. They need to stand somewhere!

The drunken idiots being aggressive is a seperate issue to people coming in late and taking a space in front of you which means you can't see. The steps are steep, so most should be able to see, but if not, I would recommend standing near the front or sitting down.

For the reason of the relatively high percentage of idiots, I have upgraded to a seats season ticket for the first time ever this year (see my above post!).

i'm not complaining about restricted view at all dave, where we and our merry band of speccies stands, it get's quite congested early on nearest the stairs. What you find is you get a group of about 6 blokes who turn up after kick off squeezing into the space for about 2, the knock on effect is everyone else has to push over and spend most of the game leaning to keep balance, manys the time last year where i've stood at the back of the south stand, they've turned up and it's been packed so i've ended up leaning backwards over the metal bar between the steelwork which ends up with a sore back at the end of the match.

you ever tried standing on the spot leaning over to one side slightly for a while, you'll know what i mean.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:37 pm  

Rictoria Catpiss wrote:

i'm not complaining about restricted view at all dave, where we and our merry band of speccies stands, it get's quite congested early on nearest the stairs. What you find is you get a group of about 6 blokes who turn up after kick off squeezing into the space for about 2, the knock on effect is everyone else has to push over and spend most of the game leaning to keep balance, manys the time last year where i've stood at the back of the south stand, they've turned up and it's been packed so i've ended up leaning backwards over the metal bar between the steelwork which ends up with a sore back at the end of the match.

you ever tried standing on the spot leaning over to one side slightly for a while, you'll know what i mean.

Yeah I agree, my point was adressing three posts.

There are plenty of ar$es in that stand who do not give a toss about anyone else, hence me being in another stand now.

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:39 pm  

Dave T wrote:

Yeah I agree, my point was adressing three posts.

There are plenty of ar$es in that stand who do not give a toss about anyone else, hence me being in another stand now.

to be honest i just wanted to clarify what the issue was since the right honourable gentleman i'm disargreeing with seems to have missed my point.



i take it the rugby doesn't look any better sat down?