I has to be our chance to be in the limelight. Although we all want Man u, Arsenal etc I'd be quite ecstatic with the likes of Wolves, Bolton. Just a trip to a Premier League ground will do. The Birmingham replay a few years ago was brilliant, want more of the same!
The ref should be fined by the authority. He started the game 5 minutes late, & was also late starting the second half. If someone can't even get the game started on time, then he should not be employed. This is not the 1st. time that this has happened at Brainmore.
ferrarilover wrote:the family stand was full, there was bugger all room on the pop and the majority of the grandstand was busy and the club try to tell us there were just 400 extra fans in. Matt.
Matt, dont know where you were viewing the crowd from but the pop side was about the same as the Oxford game. The last block at either end was nigh on empty until people moved towards whichever goal we were playing towards. The family stand had plenty enough empty seats showing and the away support was thin on the ground. I did say at half time to my neighbour that it was around 3100 (they guessed at 2800). Im guessing at about 300 to 350 visitors which on the face of it means probably another 400 to 500 casual fans on top of the usual 2200ish diehards that watch every match.
Jeff wrote:I has to be our chance to be in the limelight. Although we all want Man u, Arsenal etc I'd be quite ecstatic with the likes of Wolves, Bolton. Just a trip to a Premier League ground will do. The Birmingham replay a few years ago was brilliant, want more of the same!
I get to nearly every home game but was unable to get a ticket for that match had to sit in the brummie end. Enjoyed the game today roll on tomorrow, think the bank manager is going to dislike me this month with all the games to be played. I see a few of the same old faces on here posting week after week instead of being at the games and supporting our club putting much needed money into the club. GET OFF THE DAMN RADIO COMMOS AND GET DOWN TO PLAINMOOR ONCE IN A WHILE.WHY WAIT TILL WE HAVE GOOD CUP RUNS TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE !!!!
Ok Fletch, if you say so, but I still think there was more than that there. I stand at the Family Stand end, on the 18 yard line and it was considerably busier than usual there for the entirety of the match. I didn't take specific note of the FS, but I do remember it being busier than normal. I take your point about the away fans though, hardly surprising since it's a long way back to Carlisle when you're shit.
yellowmonkey wrote: I see a few of the same old faces on here posting week after week instead of being at the games and supporting our club putting much needed money into the club. GET OFF THE DAMN RADIO COMMOS AND GET DOWN TO PLAINMOOR ONCE IN A WHILE.WHY WAIT TILL WE HAVE GOOD CUP RUNS TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE !!!!
Unfortunately monks, some of us HAVE to be selective with which games we attend. Ideally I would be there for every home game, however finances dictate I cannot. I do, however, subscribe to GullsPlayer, the Bond thing (still haven't won), am a member of TUST and have been known on occasion to spend a bit online in the Club shop, so try to put a bit of money the Club's way.
And if I can only attend a small proportion of games per season, why shouldn't I cherry pick? Home to Accrington in the League or home to Liverpool in the Cup...? Hmmm, let me think
Went in the ground down to the away side of the pop and it was pretty empty down there so think the crowd was figure was correct.
Nice to see some faces from the forum sg ,oxgull,awayday first class on the drum as normal,and met trojan67 for the first time fantastic afternoon.
Thought we missed Branston against oxford,and today the team looked more solid at the back with Branno back there and Mansell back in midfield,all round first class performance today,and a same Benners took the ball of O'kane's head think the roof would have come as it would have been a free header and no doubt he would have scored.
And i think the fans can take a bow aswell atmosphere was electric we need more of that.
For someone who listened to game from far far away it came across as one of the best cup ties played on the hallowturf for many years. The team never stopped and as I could hear over the airwaves the crowd never stopped cheering the side on.
Well done to everyone from a reslute long distance fan.
Bring on the big draw in the next round, the club could use the money from a big draw as I'm sure everyone would agree.
My man of the match was aslo the the teams choice, Guy Branston was so much the steady one in defence, how we missed him against Oxford back there.
well played that man.