Warning to goal celebration pitch invaders

[Greenwich Blade]

At Leicester in 1990 I spent most of the first half worrying that we were going to get a points deduction as a result of those frequent pitch invasions, not helped by Piggy Hodge wandering around his area quite obviously concussed. I kept saying to my girlfriend that if he'd been hit by an invading Blade then we could be in big trouble. Thankfully it turned out to be Tony Agana's knee that had knocked him into the next division and left him trying to save the wrong ball when Wilf Rostron had a shot from about 45 yards out.

 

[LoughboroBlade]

No problem at the end and I'd suspect fans would leave the pitch for a lap of honour if asked after the Chezzy game.

Might mean a 10 minute delay but what the hell.

Isn't that what happened after the not-at-all-spontaneous attempt at an invasion after the Palace game in 2006? I'm pretty sure this was the one where the minute fans invaded the players ran straight down the tunnel, with the initial atmosphere being Gary Sinclair pleading for people to get off the pitch mixed with boos from those in the stands. The players did eventually come back out for the lap of honour.

 

[The white wall]

Over the past few seasons I've looked into my lads eye's(he's 12) and he's looked absolutely bored stiff. I've often thought if only you could get a taste of a Darlington, Leicester or Coventry in the cup, you'll know what been a blade is all about. Well hopefully we're on the verge of another famous blades day. So if at Mk or chezzy game he looks at me to say can I? The response will be get yer sen on lad! And I'll be right behind him. UTB

 

[AWetFlannel]

We all know the pure bliss when we score a goal, I don't get the bit where you decide to jump on to the pitch?
You see the group of wannabe hooligans waiting at the bottom of the stand till we score so they can run onto the pitch and then start on the stewards for trying to stop them.
If you don't enjoy the sport, why come?

 

[PokerBlade]

Hangings too good for people who run onto a bit of grass.
Definitely up there with rapists, nonces and terrorists.

 

[Tyler Durden]

Brass Eye. One of the best comedies ever made

 

[PokerBlade]

Brass Eye. One of the best comedies ever made

And if you've watched BBC news lately, a grimly accurate prediction.