tomrfcurz wrote:Yeh GU1 was a nightmare weren't it? Few over-zealous stewards at the club and doesn't do anyone any favours
A bunch of us all went up there for the Sheff Utd (?) game a while back as the atmosphere is always awful up there and the stewards got way out of hand when the single block were standing to try and have a bit of fun. No harm at all until, as brendy says a few people started chanting "if you leave early, you're gay" which was a bit uncalled for really.royal-biscuit-man wrote:What's going on in GU1?
No, you can leave without getting picked on.royal-biscuit-man wrote:Will this be happening again anytime soon?
tomrfcurz wrote:A bunch of us all went up there for the Sheff Utd (?) game a while back as the atmosphere is always awful up there and the stewards got way out of hand when the single block were standing to try and have a bit of fun. No harm at all until, as brendy says a few people started chanting "if you leave early, you're gay" which was a bit uncalled for really.royal-biscuit-man wrote:What's going on in GU1?
I have a theory about this. On Saturday many of the normal season ticket holders at the back of Y25 +26 were not there. They were replaced by younger (at a glance) fans who I assume bought those seats because they wanted to be in a loud part of the ground when normally they weren't. This created a different dynamic to league games, of a bunch of young fans who didn't know each other who wanted to start and join in some songs. This is different to the dynamic at league games.royal-biscuit-man wrote:Why is it cup games, this block gets the vocal, noisy, hostile atmosphere ball rolling. And normal championship games it isn't. Also, did anyonelse spot a man handing out petition forms against the stewards?
As a long term Y25er, I class this piece of literature in the following category:St Pauli wrote:I have a theory about this. On Saturday many of the normal season ticket holders at the back of Y25 +26 were not there. They were replaced by younger (at a glance) fans who I assume bought those seats because they wanted to be in a loud part of the ground when normally they weren't. This created a different dynamic to league games, of a bunch of young fans who didn't know each other who wanted to start and join in some songs. This is different to the dynamic at league games.royal-biscuit-man wrote:Why is it cup games, this block gets the vocal, noisy, hostile atmosphere ball rolling. And normal championship games it isn't. Also, did anyonelse spot a man handing out petition forms against the stewards?
League games seem to attract two sorts of fan in Y26 + 25. Young fans without season tickets who want to sing, and long time season ticket holders who tend to look down on anyone who isn't always there/doesn't have a season ticket/doesn't go to every away game. They are more reluctant to join in any chant they haven't started themselves and sometimes even take the piss out of 'lesser' fans then themselves. As a result the atmosphere in league games is often worse because Y25 + 26 can sometimes be a bit cliquey*.
*disclaimer* This obviously does not apply to every season ticket holder, and I'm well aware some will think that what I've written is a complete load of shit, but I discussed it with my brother at the weekend and he agreed wholeheartedly.
Didn't you start that?brendywendy wrote:
though i did hear some songs about being "gay, if you leave early" which was ill advised in the post sol cambell era
starliaison wrote:HSSC is right in that we have done just that half a dozen times and the most that came was a handful and once I was the only supporter there. However despite that we continue to try and are planning a fans forum soon that will have part about stewarding and policing and part ex-players, so you may soon get the chance to ask your questions face to face.jonboy29red wrote:i think clive doyle and star need to arrange a meeting with the people in y26 to sort this out one and for all as im sure that the rules allow a bit of discretion but he aint alowing it
Agreed.AthleticoSpizz wrote:quality (and unecessary) command of the English language in front of his 3 and 5 years olds....pr1ck
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