Didn't agree with it but the ones I saw were eight to about eleven years old , steward sat watching them all it needed was someone in authority to stop them .imo
I think you're missing the point. Nobody is complaining and saying their actions were dangerous, they're saying that our fans wasting time in a game we were losing was unacceptable behaviour. Doesn't matter if it was through throwing paper or keeping the ball
You have not grasped my point, all it did was to allow the Villa keeper to walk up & down randomly kicking bits of paper & waste time & when it was pointed out to the ref, he waved the protests away, thus vindicating the keeper. I am not on about what they threw on
I don't care. I don't expect Barnsley players to get trash thrown at them when they play on the road, and I don't expect opposing players to get that at Oakwell. Grow up.
I didn't see that tbh . But if they did should be ashamed , having said that I've been to a few England matches where they've given boards to display and that always happens and obviously on a bigger scale . Paper aeroplanes etc .it's not exclusive to us.
Had a pint with a couple of Villa fans after the match who said how good the atmosphere was and how we didn't turn on our team .
Dude you're the one getting triggered because others don't agree with us turning our field into a trash bin.
Unfortunately mate it always happens at matches where these boards are used. England games,Man u, Chelsea etc it's mostly kids father's making aeroplanes etc , not saying it's right but it's very much not just us.,
I don't / won't get into an argument with you but stop defending what happened or playing it down it was pathetic by our fans and your responses on various threads regarding it are just as bad.
As I said not getting in to an arguement I'm there at all home matches and some away. 'Do you ever leave the house" what a strange thing to write. I'll not respond again and please don't reply to any post of mine again ever as I've no interest in anything you have to say and I will return the favour.