Not thousands, many left at the final whistle. You need some spontanaity in your life, not everything needs to be stage managed. Take a risk sometimes, it gets the adrenaling flowing
True, but some seemed to head back down the tunnel almost as soon as the kids ran back out, whilst others seemed happy to move away from the kids and try and applaud those of us in the stands still, so they obviously weren't too keen to be mobbed </p>
I iwsh they'd do it every home game. Just imainge the boost in the local lisencing trade when I have 6 pints after the game instead of five.
Chucking Donkeys off church spires I would say that 'chucking donkeys off church spires' dosen't really come under the heading of 'no harm done' Unless of course you were the grass at Oakwell and you could actually speak, then you would probably have a point and have something to complain about - eg. "those b@astards ran on the field and squashed me, arr lass and mi mates sister"
Try reading beyond the obvious. Did I mention something about FA fines etc? Yes. Was this mentioned to the crowd through the PA system on Saturday? Yes. You can obviously neither read nor hear, but don't worry, there are charities for folk like you. Do you need a hand with this or is your carer reading it for you, oh, that's nice.
As was George Bernard Shaw And every other literary genius England ever invented. No doubt Stephen would enjoy doing the beating, I can see him giggling with erotic glee at the sight of the hazel.
Oh ffs'' I'm disappointed to say the least Dirk.... But maybe its best you didn't venture on to celebrate the final game at home, and to add, the one what secured another nail biting season in the Championship....Exuberance was in abundance down there by the, (backward thinking retarded small town mentality ignorant *******).... Ahh well Dirk it wouldn't do for us all to be right thinking types like you, life would be fecking boring to honest....
what was the point? run on, then wander about aimlessly, like sheep. kids i can understand but grown men (and women) in their fifties. embarrassing
To be honest Dirk it weren't only aimed just at you, i should have made that clear Sorry, its was at all the nonentities dictating what folk such as me should and not be doing, I'm my own man and so choose to do what i feel is right at the time! and going on the Turf with my grandsons felt just that 'right'.... So **** the ones who calls us retards etc etc its done and i feel fine and dandy about it, and will most likely do it all over again god willing.... Fancy exchanging a milf or two Dirky, i'm bored as **** with a couple a mine.... ....
As I see it.. The club have been told to keep fans from running on the pitch by the FA.</p> The club would be shot with ***** if people were injured or crushed as they tried to run onto the pitch. So they can't encourage it.</p> That said if the "invaders" had simply run onto the pitch clapped the players off and ran back to the stands to wait for the team to do a lap of honour then thats fine by me.</p> But no, they had to ignore all the pleading until the stewards occupied half the pitch and we had a mish mash of a celebration with players traipsing onto the pitch wandering around surrounded by a cordon of yellow jacketed stewards. Thats what was wrong. Thay couldn't give a toss about the rest of the fans wanting to clap the players. (I'm talking about the adults here).</p>