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Rumours about our nearest & dearest trying to get into the Wolves game

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AndyH said:
I don't know why anyone cares, if he gets him a ticket he will be in the Sunderland end frightened to speak in case he's made. Nobody would even know he's a Newcastle fan. I think it's ridiculous that some Newcastle fans want to go and find it equally as ridiculous the drama your club is making over it.
I have said this a few times but nobody has answered, why is your club concerned if a a handful of Newcastle fans get in the Wolves end. Since when do football clubs try to police the geographical location of the sway contingent. The entire away end is already partisan to your club so why would a handful of partisan Newcastle fans in there make a difference.
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Risk of disorder? I imagine Wolves wont want Newcastle fans in their end, plus I dare say the police don't want Sunderland fans causing trouble with the away support purely because a couple of sad sods have gotten tickets.
 

all the mags saying its bullshit obviously forget that they have a track record for this. Could be wrong but i'm sure there is a photo of a Newcastle fan, wearing a Newcastle top sat in Carrow Road for a Norwich v Sunderland game.
 
nyron4england said:
all the mags saying its bullshit obviously forget that they have a track record for this. Could be wrong but i'm sure there is a photo of a Newcastle fan, wearing a Newcastle top sat in Carrow Road for a Norwich v Sunderland game.
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I would say you weren’t wrong because the sad baldy bastard was sat there for all to see.

No matter what these clowns say on here we have all witnessed their sad obsessed behaviour.
 
Glad they cancelled the tickets. Last thing we need is 234,000 screaming geordies turning and performing their incestual acts in our ground. Hopefully no refunds were made either.
 
Reiver said:
I hadn't previously answered because I couldn't believe anyone could be so stupid or have such a lack of knowledge .... it makes me suspect you're a long time exile who doesn't go to football matches, you certainly lack any awareness.

The most partisan Wolves supporter would be welcome in the pubs, the town and the ground. He'd be able to wear his shirt, sing his songs and engage in banter with the locals without any fear of being attacked.

Any Newcastle supporters, who are sussed, would be attacked no matter whether they're being provocative or not.

Im amazed you, or anyone else, would think differently. SAFC have a duty of care to people in the ground ....

..... even thick Newcastle supporters.
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What a load of tosh, you talk some absolute garbage you do.
The fans are segregated how are they going to be attacked.
The club have fulfilled the duty of care by segregating the partisan crowd.

Hank Scorpio said:
Risk of disorder? I imagine Wolves wont want Newcastle fans in their end, plus I dare say the police don't want Sunderland fans causing trouble with the away support purely because a couple of sad sods have gotten tickets.
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Think you are being paranoid, I really don't see this happening apart from maybe the odd sad twat that nobody will even know is a Mag. All seems a mountain out of a mole hill to me.
 
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Scotlands number 9 said:
Glad they cancelled the tickets. Last thing we need is 234,000 screaming geordies turning and performing their incestual acts in our ground. Hopefully no refunds were made either.
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you still haven't worked out that no Newcastle fans have bought any Wolves tickets?
 
AndyH said:
hat a load of tosh, you talk some absolute garbage you do.
The fans are segregated how are they going to be attacked.
The club have fulfilled the duty of care by segregating the partisan crowd.
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How can three sets of fans be segregated? Newcastle fans will be trying to get into the home ends as well as the Wolves end. In fact, I would say they have more chance of getting in the home ends.
 
WHD said:
How can three sets of fans be segregated? Newcastle fans will be trying to get into the home ends as well as the Wolves end. In fact, I would say they have more chance of getting in the home ends.
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AFAIK you need a purchase history to get tickets in the home end. So, are Sunderland fans buying and selling tickets? It looks like the only way they could get them to me.
 
WHD said:
How can three sets of fans be segregated? Newcastle fans will be trying to get into the home ends as well as the Wolves end. In fact, I would say they have more chance of getting in the home ends.
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3 sets are not, you separate the home fans from the partisan ones which in this case would be Newcastle and Wolves. There is no bad blood between Newcastle and Wolves. If there was spare tickets which there isn't so it's a pointless discussion anyway I could openly sit next a Wolves fan and say I'm just here to cheer you on beating the mackams because I don't like them and he wouldn't be arsed in the slightest. He's not going to start and beat me up or anything because I am sat there pro his side.

Wolves are playing Hull away this week, do you think Hull are sitting there shitting themselves in case some none wolves fans manage to get a ticket for the away end. Hull couldn't give a shit who is in there as they are all segregated as partisan to them.

The simple fact is there are no spare tickets to be had for the Wolves end, there will be no Mag contingent in there, the whole thing is drama over nothing.
 
WHD said:
How can three sets of fans be segregated? Newcastle fans will be trying to get into the home ends as well as the Wolves end. In fact, I would say they have more chance of getting in the home ends.
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Aye it's much more likely that any sad sacks who want to go to the game can get a ticket in the home end. Sunderland have released naff all to Wolves, whereas there are plenty of seats in the home end.

Why is it that so few were released when it was always going to be in demand?
 
The Fish said:
Aye it's much more likely that any sad sacks who want to go to the game can get a ticket in the home end. Sunderland have released naff all to Wolves, whereas there are plenty of seats in the home end.

Why is it that so few were released when it was always going to be in demand?
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I think its called paranoia.
 
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