[ Sat 23rd Feb ] v Bourne Town KO 3pm UCL1 AWAY

[rushdenshireelite]

Absolute bollocks.

We, us, provide the atmosphere.

We're a football team,
if you don't like it, f*** off. If it wasn't for the more vocal fans we'd get walked over each week.



All those people moaning, lets do that...

Lets stop all our young lads from sticking up for the white,red and blue. lets stop our young lads from jeering us on. Lets all sit there in silence.

The truth is... Without the young lads, you'd get bullied. Bullied into bring sooo ****ing nice, a nice that's us ****ing this country up.

Give the young lads some credit.

They've supported this club since they were in nappies.

You think your a fan, come make some noise.

Eh, what you banging on about no one said anything about singers etc, all that was said was that bear thrower is a disgrace too the club. Singing is fine but throwing things onto to pitch is plain retarded

It was the fact I believe of calling all the singers and people in that area tw*ts who went quiet

[TwinkleToesTomlin]

So I presume you understand why beer was thrown both times Ron?

[TwinkleToesTomlin]

Cracking win by the way! Bring on tuesday!!!

[FOOTYMAN]

There is one thing that becomes rather obvious from this isolated incident. we can't have supporters of this club, retaliating to a ball being kicked into the crowd, by throwing anything towards anyone.
This has shown a lack of respect to the club, who do not want the reputation tarnished. I believe it was a spur of the moment response by the individual and is probably something that the person responsible, will apologise to the chairman in private. Then we can move on, rather than have a divided opinion of youth and fuddy duddy morals.


COYD

bring on Tuesday

[corby diamond]

So what would of happened if the player kicked it out as a routine bit of play to concede a throw in????

All the lads would of jumped to see whos hand it would hit...Which is what should of happened on this occasion, block the ball and act like men

[TwinkleToesTomlin]

I disagree footy man. Everyone is so nicely nicely that it detracts from what what we all want to achieve.

Take away the singer, you take away the singers .

Why our fans can't get together and say "he spat us" "he whacked the ball into a young lads face"

f*** it, well moan at the singers anyway.

Carry on, we'll carry on singing for our team until we get banned, and beyond.

And that'll be a long time before any of you lot will even start to get behind your team.

[corby diamond]

I disagree footy man. Everyone is so nicely nicely that it detracts from what what we all want to achieve.

Take away the singer, you take away the singers .

Why our fans can't get together and say "he spat us" "he whacked the ball into a young lads face"

f*** it, well moan at the singers anyway.

Carry on, we'll carry on singing for our team until we get banned, and beyond.

And that'll be a long time before any of you lot will even start to get behind your team.

TTT, you are missing the point completely, lets take the singers out of the equation here, the fact is that once again for the 3rd time in a matter of months some little boys have decided to throw their rattles out. You can sing about what you want, from jager bombs, to spitting and gargling whatever you were going on about in that small group, but the bottom line is im sure the ralph has got better things to do with his time than to try to sort out something which quite rightly infuriates 3/4's of the fan base... Im a young supporter myself but would much rather spend my time watching the game and praising it than having it tarnished...

[FOOTYMAN]

With reference to the 'he spat at us' and the 'he kicked a ball in the young lads face' comments. If these are deliberate acts by opposing fans, players or officials, you know as well as I do, how to sort it out with representatives of the club in question. I agree that we shouldn't be looking for a scapegoat in the way of what some people see as a rowdy group of supporters. I see and hear them as good vocal supporters. I am just pointing out that 2 wrongs do not make a right.
I support this club and will continue to do so, and have, on the odd occasion, sung a couple of songs in tune. :lol:

[TwinkleToesTomlin]

I disagree footy man. Everyone is so nicely nicely that it detracts from what what we all want to achieve.

Take away the singer, you take away the singers .

Why our fans can't get together and say "he spat us" "he whacked the ball into a young lads face"

f*** it, well moan at the singers anyway.

Carry on, we'll carry on singing for our team until we get banned, and beyond.

And that'll be a long time before any of you lot will even start to get behind your team.

TTT, you are missing the point completely, lets take the singers out of the equation here, the fact is that once again for the 3rd time in a matter of months some little boys have decided to throw their rattles out. You can sing about what you want, from jager bombs, to spitting and gargling whatever you were going on about in that small group, but the bottom line is im sure the ralph has got better things to do with his time than to try to sort out something which quite rightly infuriates 3/4's of the fan base... Im a young supporter myself but would much rather spend my time watching the game and praising it than having it tarnished...

I think you're missing the point Jock lad. What do you mean third time in three months? Last week, wasn't the young lads, nor singers so tar who you like.


We'll carry on supporting our team

[SouthRushdenJFC]

There was no need for the nine to belt the ball as hard or in the direction that he did. Fact is that some players, and clubs, can't handle it when we come to town and start singing and getting at them.