clint van damme
Well-Known Member
As much as,I can't stand the man, the most important decision in our recent history was when Fisher decided to bring back Robins.
Pre-season training camps in AfghanistanI've always stood by the view of we could have had Osama Bin Laden take us over after SISU and he would have been lauded
I think it was a 15k capacity in fairness to them
As for the atmosphere goes that was probably the best I've experienced at the CBS. Leicester was good but this was something else. Singers corner should be proud of themselves.. They got the whole stadium going.
Poor taste.He does know a thing or two about getting to the twin towers.
GoodHe does know a thing or two about getting to the twin towers.
Was he part of Hoffman’s consortium?I've always stood by the view of we could have had Osama Bin Laden take us over after SISU and he would have been lauded
But apart from that, what I'd Doug King ever do for us.Got ridiculous amounts for Hamer and Vik.
Sorted the away allocation out.
Completely overhauled the food and beverage & matchday Experience.
Got rid of stupidly cheap boxes.
Negotiated a long term rent deal.
Built relationships with everyone the club deals with.
Spent record transfer fees.
Sold record season tickets.
Presided over a record home attendance at the cbs.
Built a new club shop and filled it with quality goods like we’ve never had.
Built new training pitches and overhauled training facilities.
Ensured the club is debt free and not paying silly interest.
Built a new pitch at the stadium ensuring the suspended points deduction from the rugby debacle were not enforced.
4th goal was the loudest noise I recallWhat did everyone think yesterday? I only ask because I know where you sit makes a big difference.
I've seen us all 4 times at Wembley and yesterdays atmos seemed the best by far. A lot more in unison. The seige mentality seems massive with us.
Went a bit flat early in second half but then grew into something incredible. I had tears in my eyes.What did everyone think yesterday? I only ask because I know where you sit makes a big difference.
I've seen us all 4 times at Wembley and yesterdays atmos seemed the best by far. A lot more in unison. The seige mentality seems massive with us.
The noise was pretty special. The flags really added to the atmosphere. It looked like one happy club and one unhappy one.
If you are a potential player within our bracket, listening and seeing the support, you would want to be part of it.
Well on TV the only time I hear Utd fabs was when they booed Rashford. Even their “anthem” was ousting by Take Me Home Highfield Road and the lineups were clear cheers for Citys and boos for Utds.
So well done lads. Absolutely showed who is the proper fanbase.
They used to be a real hard one fanbase, one of the best, and I'm going back to when they were worse than they are now.
Whats happened to them? They're awful.
Just another big six plastic fanbase used to watching in the pub. Seeing them on Twitter thinking clapping your team off and wearing club colours to a game is “cringe”.
Just another big six plastic fanbase used to watching in the pub. Seeing them on Twitter thinking clapping your team off and wearing club colours to a game is “cringe”.
I felt it was much better than PO final.Thought it sounded really good yesterday.
I wasn't sat too far from where I was for the play offs and though it was much better yesterday.
Not sure whether it's revelant, but last year's kick off time of quarter to five was pathetic.I felt it was much better than PO final.
Pretty sure whoever his mate is that we have an option on will be trying to get on the next train to Cov too.Mason Clark will have been with Peterborough recently , I wonder if he was there yesterday and what his thoughts were about the fanbase .. it's a different world I know
The whole day felt off for me but had a mare travelling down in a hot, cramped car and no time to soak up atmosphere before rushing in. Combined with the nerves it was tough. Yesterday could just enjoy it for what is was but then it became what must be one of the most dramatic games of football ever played.Not sure whether it's revelant, but last year's kick off time of quarter to five was pathetic.
It's neither a traditional three PM, or a night game.
The top division might be used to early evening kick offs, but for two Championship sets of fans, it felt off.
I dunno, cringe describes Birmingham City pretty nicely. Everything their owners say or do makes me cringe.Cringe is the worst word in the English language. I usually find it hilarious that the people who use it the most are the ones who actually fit the description the best.
they're silent as fuck apart from the set piece never walk alone bollocks at the start of gamesI'd say that 3 fanbases that I used to really rate have now gone to shit, United, Man City and Arsenal.
Whatever people think of Liverpool they still seem to have something about them even I'd you don't agree with them.
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