After going to Buxton on Friday night...

You know - kinda makes me think "what if ALL football couild be like that?"

No need to segregate fans, pies were served by polite people at reasonable prices, real "chill out and enjoy yourself" atmosphere, our team's manager sitting in the stand, wandering down for a pint of lager and bringing it back to the stand to sup on.

I think the only conclusion I can come to is that league football is ruined by neanderthal thugs who can't control their emotions, can't just realise that not everyone supports their team, can't keep a tab on how much they drink, can't handle their team losing because it's taken as a personal insult, can't walk off after a match they won without feeling they have to ram it down the throats of the losing side.

Maybe league football means TOO much these days. We all want a successful club but maybe it's gone too far?

Today I saw someone at the Rotherham game with "We 8 Wednesday" on the back of his Barnsley shirt. Negativity. Why not get "I love Barnsley" on the back? Does that person support Barnsley because he wants us to do well, or because he wants us to do better than Wednesday?

I dunno. I just thought Friday was an absolute breathe of fresh air - and well done to Buxton for making everyone from BFC welcome. Oh - and your town is filled with absolute hotties on a Friday night.

 

I watched Buxton play Hallam once...

With my Grandad, and there were 2 chavs from Sheffield sat in front of us who tried to spoil the day by singing songs slagging Buxton off and constantly sniping at everything - I enjoyed celebrating when Buxton got the winner and they soon shut up then. Just no need for it, trying to be big and hard when in fact they were chavvy poofs. Poor man's Deedahs