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Touche Mr FiatFancier.ferrarilover wrote: Shane, I'm sure you did, but I don't bother to read the rubbish you write anymore.
Seriously, I will concede to not having read fully the earlier posts in this thread, so, with the greatest possible humility, I amend my post to read as follows:
I agree with Shane.
Matt.
Dave_Pougher wrote:With respect to the original poster,,
IF & AN'S POTS AND PANS,
What I would like more than anything (not least before we get ahead of ourselves) is for us to show our appreciation (ie unlike cheap teams playing in red in Istanbul in a corny FIFA tournament) esp at half time, regardless of the score.
Just imagine how the boys will feel if they hear the famous yellow army chant during the half time interval and when they appear for the second half.
If we wish to bodly go where we haven't been before we must do something different on the terraces and get the whole ground involved.
AND NO MY NAMES NOT KIRK!
I really do not know why you keep thinking these are extra fans some how stealing the thunder of the loyal supporters,advanced tickets rightly or wrongly where put on sale for season ticket holders and voucher holders from the Cewe game.yellowmonkey wrote:Ticket sales have been high, still dont understand were all these fans have appeared from. I have only missed the last two home games and that was due to work so have decided if cant get in then United have lost my money for the rest of season and with the kids and wife thats over £50 quid with snack and food all lost. Dont think we gonna win this anyways, we always tend to get a jack the lad attitude with lower clubs and under perform.
I kept drumming through the half time at Histon away in the play off game. I thought I would be on my own, but everyone stuck around and joined in.Dave_Pougher wrote:With respect to the original poster,,
IF & AN'S POTS AND PANS,
What I would like more than anything (not least before we get ahead of ourselves) is for us to show our appreciation (ie unlike cheap teams playing in red in Istanbul in a corny FIFA tournament) esp at half time, regardless of the score.
Just imagine how the boys will feel if they hear the famous yellow army chant during the half time interval and when they appear for the second half.
If we wish to bodly go where we haven't been before we must do something different on the terraces and get the whole ground involved.
AND NO MY NAMES NOT KIRK!
Come and introduce your self to us when you are in Boots selling the tickets, I'll be the one with the drum, that way we can try and save you a spot in the middle if you wanted to join us? I am sure between Scott, Alex, SG and me we can get you in.Parry wrote:I wouldn't mind standing somewhere closer to the middle during this game. Unlikely I'll get a place though as I do 50/50's so by the time I find my place we will have already kicked off. There's usually a bit of singing down the end towards the away fans, i'll probably go down there.
Well when I walk past (with the drum) call me over.Parry wrote:Sounds like a great proposition, unfortunately I sell them opposite the catering in the popside so I won't be in the pub.
Parry wrote:I wouldn't mind standing somewhere closer to the middle during this game. Unlikely I'll get a place though as I do 50/50's so by the time I find my place we will have already kicked off. There's usually a bit of singing down the end towards the away fans, i'll probably go down there.
A home tie against a big team is okay because we're almost certain to get ourselves on the television. By that stage we'll almost certainly be the smallest team left in the competition, so they'll be hoping for us to shock Arsenal or whatever at plainmoor. The ideal thing would be to draw a big boy at home, get on television, sneak a draw, and then play away at the emirates or old trafford.Awayday wrote:My boss just asked a good question.
If we do beat Crawley, do we want a big money earner (Arsenal or Man Utd away) with the realistic chance of being knocked out or a small game like Hereford or Stevenage and a much higher potential of getting into the 6th round but less revenue.
Me personally if we are going to get a home tie again, I would want Hereford or Stevenage. The way I saw it was if we are at home Hereford and Stevenage are only going to get as many tickets allocated as Arsenal, Man Utd or Chelsea. However if we are drawn away I would like to go to Steveange, take a 1000 or so with us, out sing and out play them and enjoy the 6th round draw.