If you don’t bounce...

[Dnblade]

then you’re a flippin’ Blade, or something like that.

My concern is I will be sat amongst them. So what should I do to ensure I’m not spotted as a Blade when they start?

What if I hopped on one leg whilst jiggling the wife’s boobies? Would I get away with that do you think?

I definately wouldn't be joining in with any of their bouncing or pretending to celebrate if they score.
I've always felt uncomfortable being in with home fans,it just feels weird not being able to celebrate a United goal,and when we concede getting a few looks from home fans for not celebrating.
It will be worth it though CB if we win.

 

[ShefRedandWhite]

Go for the Guinness World Record for "Most Kidneys Punched in 2 Hours"

 

[Trafford]

Take your nannan and just sit there fingering her. You'll look completely normal amongst them then.

I didn't know that nannan was a Sheffield word until I moved over the Pennines. Try buying nannan cards anywhere else in the country, even spellcheck doesn't recognise it as a word!

 

[GrayBlade]

Take your nannan and just sit there fingering her. You'll look completely normal amongst them then.

Yes, but he must remember to change hands at half time or he’ll stick out like a sore thumb.

 

[Bladebri]

Breakfast cancelled.

That was breakfast

 

[Cerberus Blade]

Why are you sat in the home section?

Good question!

Because I didn’t think I could go to the game as I was due to start a new work contract darn sarth yesterday. So I didn’t bother getting a ticket on the first day of sale. Then I was asked to start Tuesday instead. (I do 2 days a week for them).

Then I wished I’d got a ticket! Then an Owls fan offered me two! But in the South Stand.

Sounds like that was a safer place to be but I wouldn’t do it again! Good job there was nowt to cheer about!

 

[Kenilworth]

I didn't know that nannan was a Sheffield word until I moved over the Pennines. Try buying nannan cards anywhere else in the country, even spellcheck doesn't recognise it as a word!

Out of that statement you only picked on the fact that the term nanan appears to be localised to the South Yorkshire area