Seagulls during match

[Guy Incognito]

Found them absolutely fascinating today. I was watching a specific one to try and get into the mind of a seagull and understand his/hers movements. They would sit on the seat in the lower premier concourse before gliding all the way to the other side to sit again. Also made me think if we could have some sort of robotic seagull with cameras for eyes feeding back live info to our coaching staff.

 

[bunnyrabbit]

Found them absolutely fascinating today. I was watching a specific one to try and get into the mind of a seagull and understand his/hers movements. They would sit on the seat in the lower premier concourse before gliding all the way to the other side to sit again. Also made me think if we could have some sort of robotic seagull with cameras for eyes feeding back live info to our coaching staff.

I like seagulls me. Fascinating creatures.

 

[Ambivalent Dave]

you know you can go and watch seagulls for nowt at seaburn

 

[Thurston]

Lad along from me got covered in seagull shite.

We scored just after mind, so lucky for some.

 

[Guy Incognito]

I like seagulls me. Fascinating creatures.

There was a little group of pigeons mixed in with some tiny sparrow like creatures. They tended to stick the ground which is bizarre as they can fly.

 

[JaFlan86]

Just said this on a different thread.
I've been to other coastal grounds such as Pittodrie in Aberdeen and they bring in a 'Hawk' which circles the ground keep and fettles the gulls.

Even a few fake birds in each corner would likely keep the gulls away. I think there was some at one point.... but this has fell to the way side evidently. Needs addressing but will cost money (therin lies the issue)

Found them absolutely fascinating today. I was watching a specific one to try and get into the mind of a seagull and understand his/hers movements. They would sit on the seat in the lower premier concourse before gliding all the way to the other side to sit again. Also made me think if we could have some sort of robotic seagull with cameras for eyes feeding back live info to our coaching staff.

This is almost something 'Methadone Mick'would come out with in Still Game

 

[Gideon Gungeon]

canny idea that mate and the model oughtn't've any problems sourcing a skilled taxidermist with the means to install cutting edge drone technology into the carcass of a seagull there.

 

[STUMPY]

Found them absolutely fascinating today. I was watching a specific one to try and get into the mind of a seagull and understand his/hers movements. They would sit on the seat in the lower premier concourse before gliding all the way to the other side to sit again. Also made me think if we could have some sort of robotic seagull with cameras for eyes feeding back live info to our coaching staff.

Robotic seagull, great idea. In windy conditions it could also swoop down and grab crisp packets off the pitch in its robotic beak.

 

[nelford_safc]

They're not daft like. Gather in greater numbers just before the early leavers fuck off and leave their rubbish behind.

 

[dangermows]

At one point they all pushed up as one. Would've made George Graham proud.

 

[Thurston]

Just said this on a different thread.
I've been to other coastal grounds such as Pittodrie in Aberdeen and they bring in a 'Hawk' which circles the ground keep and fettles the gulls.

Even a few fake birds in each corner would likely keep the gulls away. I think there was some at one point.... but this has fell to the way side evidently. Needs addressing but will cost money (therin lies the issue)

This is almost something 'Methadone Mick'would come out with in Still Game

Reckon we should employ someone to karate chop them in half, personally.

 

[oddbod]

I like seagulls me. Fascinating creatures.

Terrible name though as most spend the majority of their lives on land!

 

[Unlucky Black Cat]

At one point they all pushed up as one. Would've made George Graham proud.

While all raising one wing in unison...

 

[Hair Flick]

At one point they all pushed up as one. Would've made George Graham proud.

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[fergus]

We need to train them to collect plastic bags

 

[Select coaches]

Was getting my karate chopping action ready in case they came too close in the north east corner

 

[Keb]

We need to train them to collect plastic bags

Or crap in the eyes out of the opposition.

 

[palm 1]

Found them absolutely fascinating today. I was watching a specific one to try and get into the mind of a seagull and understand his/hers movements. They would sit on the seat in the lower premier concourse before gliding all the way to the other side to sit again. Also made me think if we could have some sort of robotic seagull with cameras for eyes feeding back live info to our coaching staff.

Howard Wilkinson likes this .

 

[one footed wonder]

When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea,

 

[Helmerroids]

The pigeons were lucky not to be Humed, takes no prisoners does our Trai.