Blades fighting.

[Gavlar]

Sad to see two older blades fighting at the end. It’s only football lads.

 

[JT89]

It was kicking off in the middle tier when sunderland scored their first too

 

[Jon Bon II]

Sad to see two older blades fighting at the end. It’s only football lads.

I don't think Anel and Cannon were fighting. I just think they bumped into each other.

 

[Pollingtonblade]

We were in block 107 and in the middle tier behind us looked like it was all booting off after equaliser.

Also thanks for advertising it as a family area and not letting us know everyone stood son saw nothing of game, which he was grateful for in end.

 

[Chief14]

In the section I was in, a group of drunk/drugged up fans came in just before start and spent the first 5 mins of match arguing with the fans around them. At least 1 of them appeared to get chucked out at half time.

 

[54yrblade]

Culture carriers?
Christ, some of ours are absolute throbbers

 

[HillmortonBlade]

Didn’t see any trouble. Didn’t see much passion at all in truth.

 

[bxb]

We were in block 107 and in the middle tier behind us looked like it was all booting off after equaliser.

Also thanks for advertising it as a family area and not letting us know everyone stood son saw nothing of game, which he was grateful for in end.

I was in 108 and saw this also

 

[Northernsoulblade]

We were in club Wembley and a few Sunderland fans in when they scored kicked off a little bit handbag stuff really and the Sunderland fans were removed question is how did they get tickets loads of Sunderland in the private boxes

 

[Younger Dryas Blade]

question is how did they get tickets loads of Sunderland in the private boxes

Because we could not sell our tickets, sold on.
Our fans today were very much 2nd best in sales, support and atmosphere, it's like we expected to lose.

 

[RecordBreakers]

Sad to see two older blades fighting at the end. It’s only football lads.

Worst support in EFL

 

[Gavlar]

Worst support in EFL

Chill mate that’s bollocks and you know it.

 

[Whiston Blade]

Because we could not sell our tickets, sold on.
Our fans today were very much 2nd best in sales, support and atmosphere, it's like we expected to lose.

I wonder why..

 

[S64 Blade]

Didn’t see any trouble at all luckily. Was mixing well with Sunderland fans in the pubs around King’s Cross afterwards too. How it should be.

 

[Kop Cat]

Reported as a sell out, it was nowhere near at our end and we never will sell out wembley, we are getting sick and tired of the fuck ups when we get there plus its an absolute nightmare getting in and out of the fucking slum area around it. I will never go there again or any major event in London

 

[Loco Blade]

Yep was in Block 222 knob heads in work shirts giving it the big un when they scored . You don’t need that shit right in your face . Fancied stroking a few myself but common sence kicked in

 

[Lightsoot]

The Sunderland fans were exceptional. They had unwavering excitement and belief in their boys and backed them with passionate and vocal support. Before kick-off all of their fans were sat in their seats and their giant black cat flag looked brilliant, whereas it was noticeable how many Blades seats were empty, and that’s not just when the game began.

We didn’t sell out and many ‘sold out’ in terms of their backing of the players. Would it have made a difference if we had rallied round them more, especially when Sunderland equalised? Maybe not, but there’s lots to begrudgingly admire about their support and things for us to aspire to.

 

[Jimmy Fleck]

The Sunderland fans were exceptional. They had unwavering excitement and belief in their boys and backed them with passionate and vocal support. Before kick-off all of their fans were sat in their seats and their giant black cat flag looked brilliant, whereas it was noticeable how many Blades seats were empty, and that’s not just when the game began.

We didn’t sell out and many ‘sold out’ in terms of their backing of the players. Would it have made a difference if we had rallied round them more, especially when Sunderland equalised? Maybe not, but there’s lots to begrudgingly admire about their support and things for us to aspire to.

They’re a club with a winning mentality. Soon as VAR chalked our 2nd off you felt a shift in the crowd. We were actually making some good noise til then imo.

 

[Linz]

To add a counter the OP - We had some lovely lads in front of us who were fab with Miss Fox, told us to tell them to shift if she couldn't see and while celebrating mentally, tried their best to shield her from the chaos.

 

[RWE]

The Sunderland fans were exceptional. They had unwavering excitement and belief in their boys and backed them with passionate and vocal support. Before kick-off all of their fans were sat in their seats and their giant black cat flag looked brilliant, whereas it was noticeable how many Blades seats were empty, and that’s not just when the game began.

We didn’t sell out and many ‘sold out’ in terms of their backing of the players. Would it have made a difference if we had rallied round them more, especially when Sunderland equalised? Maybe not, but there’s lots to begrudgingly admire about their support and things for us to aspire to.

Agree on the Sunderland fans, to the red and white flags, black cats tifo and the haway the lads, our “attempt” with the scarves was embarrassing in comparison. Always the same with United everything seems to be tinpot and on a budget. Then again I don’t blame our supporters not going to Wembley after years on years of heartbreak

 

[United Aren't Back.]

To add a counter the OP - We had some lovely lads in front of us who were fab with Miss Fox, told us to tell them to shift if she couldn't see and while celebrating mentally, tried their best to shield her from the chaos.

I always like to hear stuff like that. Deep down, we are all the same.

 

[Pollingtonblade]

To add a counter the OP - We had some lovely lads in front of us who were fab with Miss Fox, told us to tell them to shift if she couldn't see and while celebrating mentally, tried their best to shield her from the chaos.

Ours was a group of pissed/coked up wankers who nearly fell on my 2 several times

 

[Hobgoblin]

To add a counter the OP - We had some lovely lads in front of us who were fab with Miss Fox, told us to tell them to shift if she couldn't see and while celebrating mentally, tried their best to shield her from the chaos.

I agree had some top lads around us, one bought my daughter a box of popcorn and said you can eat as much as you want but this the rest in the air if we score!

 

[Stretch]

Didn't see any trouble near me, but I was sat alone in my living room.

I did have a bit of a barney with my daughter after the match, about something unrelated, but thankfully noone was hurt.

 

[Lord Eddard Muir]

We were in club Wembley and a few Sunderland fans in when they scored kicked off a little bit handbag stuff really and the Sunderland fans were removed question is how did they get tickets loads of Sunderland in the private boxes

Was a Sunderland fan up in 507. He got removed by stewards early on but the thing that left a bad taste wasn't so much him being there as the coked up cunt near me, surrounded by kids and families, screaming the place down about how he was going to kill him. Proper knobhead who should have been ejected too imo

 

[Jon Bon II]

Didn't see any trouble near me, but I was sat alone in my living room.

I did have a bit of a barney with my daughter after the match, about something unrelated, but thankfully noone was hurt.

That's an awful thing to say Stretch, he's a 60's British pop icon. He must be cracking on a bit now, hope he's ok.

 

[Bell4]

Didn't see any trouble near me, but I was sat alone in my living room.

I did have a bit of a barney with my daughter after the match, about something unrelated, but thankfully noone was hurt.

What was it about ? Please tell

Earrings ?
Wearing makeup ?
No bra ?
Not hoovering the lounge?
You farting ?
Her farting?
Not tickling your arm ?
Leaving her shoes in the hallway?

 

[Stretch]

What was it about ? Please tell

Earrings ?
Wearing makeup ?
No bra ?
Not hoovering the lounge?
You farting ?
Her farting?
Not tickling your arm ?
Leaving her shoes in the hallway?

Mate, we are at the stage where all I have to do is look at her, and she kicks off about something. She is 13.

 

[Sean Thornton]

What was it about ? Please tell

Earrings ?
Wearing makeup ?
No bra ?
Not hoovering the lounge?
You farting ?
Her farting?
Not tickling your arm ?
Leaving her shoes in the hallway?

Stretch Wearing a blue onesie ?

 

[TJ blade]

Because we could not sell our tickets, sold on.
Our fans today were very much 2nd best in sales, support and atmosphere, it's like we expected to lose.

Funny that because until Sunderland scored in the 77th minute I never heard a peep, admittedly after that it was all Sunderland.wed resigned ourself by then to the regulation defeat