Coventry fans having a great time at Arsenal at half time...

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  1. bar

    barnsleyjoe Active Member

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    #1 barnsleyjoe, Jan 26, 2014
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    #2 sir ronald, Jan 26, 2014
    Excellent, that,s what it,s all about.
     
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    #3 ardsley loyal, Jan 26, 2014
    half time next sat at swillsbro ....
     
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    #4 mrx, Jan 26, 2014
    Pity they dont support their club at home
     
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    #5 tizer, Jan 26, 2014
    Would you support barnsley if we played in derby? AND still had oakwell to play our league games at! Not a chance for me. They do right, very very dodgy chairman and they are trying their best to prevent their "home" ground bring 30 miles from home!


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    mrx Banned Idiot

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    #6 mrx, Jan 26, 2014
    Yes.I would support Barnsley.
     
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    #7 Marc, Jan 26, 2014
    I'm behind their protest 100%


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    #8 Scott, Jan 26, 2014
    Saw it on twitter yesterday. Reminds me of the 'marlon Jason' chance before the man city game.

    Brilliant.


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    #9 Eaststand Lower, Jan 26, 2014
    Nail on the head mate
     
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    #10 MarioKempes, Jan 26, 2014
    Their protest is valid, I think they are 100% right with what they're doing. Fans should stand up for themselves a bit more.
     
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    #11 MiserablePontyEnder, Jan 26, 2014
    Absolutely!!
     
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    #12 tizer, Jan 26, 2014
    Correct. Looks like a MK dons waiting to happen to me. Why should they support it!


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    #13 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Jan 26, 2014
    If their ground isn't in their city it can't be called their club.
     
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    #14 JamDrop, Jan 26, 2014
    I agree, surely that is the only thing that makes your team, well, yours? The players/managers/anyone who works at a football club are almost never from your town/city, the only thing that gives it the town/city's name is the location. If it is no longer located there, what on earth makes it your club?
     
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    #15 SuperTyke, Jan 26, 2014
    Aye drunkenly jumping up and down in an enclosed space throwing glasses (plastic cups) of beer in the air and onto other people.


    Reight laugh that. Wish there were more people like that around
     
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    #16 RichK, Jan 26, 2014
    Same thing happens in concerts and clubs up and down the country every week. People enjoying themselves. If you don't want to be a part of it then you can move from the vicinity. Feckin killjoy.
     
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    #17 SuperTyke, Jan 26, 2014
    You'll notice then that i said an enclosed space
     
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    #18 RichK, Jan 26, 2014
    Clubs? And you are fairly enclosed when at a gig. No difference mardy.
     
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    #19 SuperTyke, Jan 26, 2014
    Apart from when you go to a gig or a club you're generally an adult who knows what's likely to happen and has chosen to go there

    Kids wanting to get a hot dog at half time having beer thrown over them isn't fun and not encouraging it isn't about being a kill joy its about being respectful and not acting like a selfish bellend
     
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    #20 RichK, Jan 26, 2014
    I pretty much expect stuff like that happen at football. All part of the fun. Fair point about kids but who sends their young child off on their own to get an hotdog anyway? Teenagers love it, they'll either be joining in or they will be in a couple of years. Nobody gets hurt.
     
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