There was trouble in 133I said yesterday morning for us to be all on our best behaviour, and I think we were.
There was no trouble, we were amicable in defeat, we sung our hearts out, and we applauded our boys off.
Never been prouder of the Sky Blue Army
That’s about as far away from their supporters as it was possible to be. Surely we’ve not got our own supporters fighting with each other at WembleyThere was trouble in 133
Oh yeah, we didThat’s about as far away from their supporters as it was possible to be. Surely we’ve not got our own supporters fighting with each other at Wembley
Saw it too, right in front of us, guessing the 8 hours of pre match alcohol may have had something to do with itOh yeah, we did
Saw it too, right in front of us, guessing the 8 hours of pre match alcohol may have had something to do with it
So good natured I saw some c**t split a fellow city fans (who as much older than him) head open for basically fuck all.Totally agree.
Good natured, especially after the game.
The away end looked incredible in full sky blue.
It wasn't fucking handbags you plankIf 36,000 people went drinking in pubs or festivals, there would be a lot more bother than a few handbags let's be honest
There were some nobs who refused to sit down even though they were blocking the view of young kids. Selfish twats
When the club put out the statement regarding persistent standing, they could make an example of some people.There were some nobs who refused to sit down even though they were blocking the view of young kids. Selfish twats
They had both an advertised singing section and a family zone. Problem is not everyone who wants to be in the singing bit will get a ticket there, so you end up with people spread out still.Does feel like there could be better system at Wembley so the lively/singers corner fans can be grouped together and families can have a section.
Logistical nightmare I'd imagine but would improve the atmosphere and stop the scuffles. Maybe they could sell a few blocks advertised as the singers section or something. It's too much of a mad rush bun fight to organise groups together in the current system.
I didn’t see any trouble. I was tempted to throw a bloke in front of me from the upper tier when he started booing because we gave the ball away. Fucking booing in a play off final.
That sounds like a bloke who’s been sat behind me all season. Drives me crazy and clueless about football as well.A right miserable fucker behind me too. Every ball he was moaning. Sheaf misplaced a pass “every bleeding time”. “Forward, forward”. Eccles coming on… “leave him on the bench”. And so it went on. I actually recognised his voice and attitude, must have been sat near him one season over the years.
Are you able to shareI saw a film shot yesterday of the march from the Green Man pub headed by a drummer, absolutely brilliant and emotional to be honest.
They were right at the front Sat. Sat down for most of game. I assume your post to be in jest though so I won't say anymore!When the club put out the statement regarding persistent standing, they could make an example of some people.
For example, the Mad Hatters are always at the front standing, causing issues all the way back up. So if the club want to show they're serious to the FA, you could start right there. Not like they don't stand out, or have cameras on them providing evidence.
It wasn't fucking handbags you plank
do you fuck know anyone high upDidn't see it, so I apologise for that.
Like I say David, it would happen anywhere where there's 36,000 people.
I know someone who works high up at Wembley. Said there was some general ASB, more than usual pyro but a very high spend from Coventry fans and generally no issues.
Where was this?
It was always going to be the case that everyone would stand in the lower tier central blocks.
It was also going to be the case that many who usually stand would find themselves in the upper tier where they would be expected to sit. I haven't sat at a city game in 25 years+, so I found it weird, bit did sit of course. No issues with people trying to stand through the game which surprised me a bit, expected to see a few issues.
the stewards took 15 minutes to get to the fella bleeding from the head as they were too busy dealing with incidentsDidn't see it, so I apologise for that.
Like I say David, it would happen anywhere where there's 36,000 people.
I know someone who works high up at Wembley. Said there was some general ASB, more than usual pyro but a very high spend from Coventry fans and generally no issues.
no you fuck know anyone high up
stop lying kid
the stewards took 15 minutes to get to the fella bleeding from the head as they were too busy dealing with incidents
cool fucking storyI do, I can send you a link if you'd like.
I've been told about the issue you've mentioned and it's being dealt with. They can practically zoom in on any seat in the stadium. They know quite easily who set off smoke bombs and who were taking drugs in their seats...
that's what anyone said is itNot good, but not uncommon at a large scale event. Of course you'll be desperate to say we are the worst behaved club in the country and deserve to have 4000 seats of segregation etc etc.
Didn't see it, so I apologise for that.
Like I say David, it would happen anywhere where there's 36,000 people.
I know someone who works high up at Wembley. Said there was some general ASB, more than usual pyro but a very high spend from Coventry fans and generally no issues.
cool fucking story
Tough as per regulations.If I was in the top tier I'd have been fuming being forced to sat down.
I know a group of lads who stand at every game home and away and we're forced to sit for the first time in decades because they had a ticket in the top tier.
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