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You raise good points until the silly comment at the end, a you said it was unpoliceable I pointed out that your wrong, You see very large numbers of police at games, I'm not just talking NL here, Are you?

Lancaster Branch wrote:

Wintergreen wrote:
I won't say too much about 'Player of the Year' as I think whoever came up with that title can't have been around football much. Maybe it was the same person who penned the ludicrous tome about fan's behaviour elsewhere on here. However, running with it -

Player of the Year - Jordi Williams
Player of the Season - Danny Livesey

Bizarre comment - 'player of the year' is the standard term, always has been.

Really? must be me then; I'm sure it was 'Player of the Season' when I played as 'the year' means from January to now.

So do we have 'Goal of the Year' now as well?

No pyro, no party.

finbar17 wrote:No pyro, no party.

Go to an organised firework display in November, Hawcoat Park do a good one.......you might even be allowed to run onto their football pitch afterwards, that should keep you happy!!

Whether you & your mates like it or not, your not allowed to let them off at a football ground in the UK - it could get your club into trouble, and yourself....the latter might not be a bad thing.

Thugs, still clearing up in Boston after you lot 18 month ago.

sorry but again common sense. yes rule there and have to go along with it. but there is nothing wrong with going on pitch to celebrate goal. think everyone on this page must agree with me cos nobody said what is wrong with going on pitch to celebrate goal.

stilltheman wrote:sorry but again common sense. yes rule there and have to go along with it. but there is nothing wrong with going on pitch to celebrate goal. think everyone on this page must agree with me cos nobody said what is wrong with going on pitch to celebrate goal.

Run on at Eastleigh or Kidderminster stilltheman and give us all a rest.

spirit of 1990 wrote:

finbar17 wrote:No pyro, no party.

Go to an organised firework display in November, Hawcoat Park do a good one.......you might even be allowed to run onto their football pitch afterwards, that should keep you happy!!

Whether you & your mates like it or not, your not allowed to let them off at a football ground in the UK - it could get your club into trouble, and yourself....the latter might not be a bad thing.

You and your mates. Once again an oustanding display of proffesionalism from yourself spirit of 1990.

Maybe when we are back in the football league and a few thousand have jumped on the barrow band wagon and we get decent gates, and leave Europe maybe by that time the government may change there stance on pyro at uk football stadiums, but at the moment it just looks a bit kinda shit so till then everyone had to obey by the same rules in the grounds

Don't go on the pitch unless everyone else is on it first.


Its shit that some people have to feel they are singled out but just don't put yourself in that position because complaining about it on an internet forum after its happened won't change anything.

finbar17 wrote:

spirit of 1990 wrote:
Go to an organised firework display in November, Hawcoat Park do a good one.......you might even be allowed to run onto their football pitch afterwards, that should keep you happy!!

Whether you & your mates like it or not, your not allowed to let them off at a football ground in the UK - it could get your club into trouble, and yourself....the latter might not be a bad thing.

You and your mates. Once again an oustanding display of proffesionalism from yourself spirit of 1990.

Brilliant.....

Perhaps I should put a little header at the top of my posts for those that can't see or understand the difference between a personal view & club statement/view.

By the way, that is a personal idea and not a club one....

finbar17 wrote:https://youtu.be/uMWv1nkCMWA

Didn't watch all of the video - but if that could be done LEGALLY in football grounds in England...bring it on!
Adds atmosphere and colour to the game.

spirit of 1990 wrote:

finbar17 wrote:
You and your mates. Once again an oustanding display of proffesionalism from yourself spirit of 1990.

Brilliant.....

Perhaps I should put a little header at the top of my posts for those that can't see or understand the difference between a personal view & club statement/view.

By the way, that is a personal idea and not a club one....

I get what you're saying Ian, but I think this is something you're now going to get all the time. As a director people are now going to link everything you say to the club, rightly or wrongly. I imagine that's pretty frustrating as you're first and foremost a fan with opinions just like everyone else, but its inevitable that its going to happen.

Kieran wrote:

spirit of 1990 wrote:
Brilliant.....

Perhaps I should put a little header at the top of my posts for those that can't see or understand the difference between a personal view & club statement/view.

By the way, that is a personal idea and not a club one....

I get what you're saying Ian, but I think this is something you're now going to get all the time. As a director people are now going to link everything you say to the club, rightly or wrongly. I imagine that's pretty frustrating as you're first and foremost a fan with opinions just like everyone else, but its inevitable that its going to happen.

Indeed, especially as a fan-liason officer or whatever it is you are? Absolutely brilliant we have a board member who can post directly on here and answer fans etc, and I know you are genuine in all you say and do, but might be worth remembering that no amount of "these are my personal views" will quite cover it in some instances, might be worth watching it for some subjects.