Folk at the derby asking about certain decisions etc

[SPUFF]

As its like watching a subbuteo game from a house roof.

I was quite envious of our hoardes when the penna went in but other than that, its £46, a right pain getting there n back and our record there is attrocious.

Just wondering if many who do have sufficient points watch it on the box instead?

Id have to say for me its one of our least appealing away days.

[jsdftm04]

I doubt many at all who have enough points choose to stay away.

[DurhamBoy]

I'll always go as long as I can get a ticket, I've been there too often, and seen us play too badly, to miss it when we finally beat them up there again. Wasn't to be yesterday but I'm convinced that O'Neill will beat them at least once next season, and I intend to be there when he does.

[kingbant1]

It's not a pain at all. I left my mates flat at 10.30 and got home at 3. It's the easiest and stress free away game going if you're not seeking bother...

[Parkmaverick]

Originally Posted by SPUFF

As its like watching a subbuteo game from a house roof.

I was quite envious of our hoardes when the penna went in but other than that, its £46, a right pain getting there n back and our record there is attrocious.

Just wondering if many who do have sufficient points watch it on the box instead?
Id have to say for me its one of our least appealing away days.

Me - last time I went to St Tin pot was the 1-1 when Philips scored the whole expereince left me a bit sick and p1ssed off especiallt where the seats are. Chester branch used my ticket I watched it in Establishment.

[Guinness Guzzler]

The view isnt great and I texted my mate to ask if ours was a penalty and if it was a red card but tbh you often have to do that anyway, the foul on Turner would be hard to spot from the south stand at the SoL if it happened up at the other end and its probably the same with the red. Its fucking tense not being able to have a drink during the match like, but it will always be worth being there just because eventually we'll win there again and, whilst it would be great celebrating wherever you are, nothing would beat being there to see it happen

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by Guinness Guzzler

The view isnt great and I texted my mate to ask if ours was a penalty and if it was a red card but tbh you often have to do that anyway, the foul on Turner would be hard to spot from the south stand at the SoL if it happened up at the other end and its probably the same with the red. Its fucking tense not being able to have a drink during the match like, but it will always be worth being there just because eventually we'll win there again and, whilst it would be great celebrating wherever you are, nothing would beat being there to see it happen

did any of us actually appeal for the penalty? I certainly didn't and no-one around me did. I had no idea what it had been given for until texts came in.

[frenchduke]

Originally Posted by JohnM

did any of us actually appeal for the penalty? I certainly didn't and no-one around me did. I had no idea what it had been given for until texts came in.

I don't think so, but then we're not a bunch of whinging bastards that will shout for anything.

"HANDBALL!"

[SPUFF]

Originally Posted by JohnM

did any of us actually appeal for the penalty? I certainly didn't and no-one around me did. I had no idea what it had been given for until texts came in.

Just watched the replay and its about 10 seconds after the whistle that the penny drops in the away end.

Predictable replies I guess, would be immense being in there after a win and worth all the shit.

£46 though. I hope we can charge them kernts nearer that next season.

[Wise Man Says]

Originally Posted by SPUFF

Just watched the replay and its about 10 seconds after the whistle that the penny drops in the away end.

Predictable replies I guess, would be immense being in there after a win and worth all the shit.

£46 though. I hope we can charge them kernts nearer that next season.

At least they'll be stuck up top too.