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Big up to all the blades that have ticket, this will help the team triumph,
 
Rodley said:
This running fan joke is hilarious, I hope we keep it until the end of the season.
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Fulwood Blade said:
End of season? - no, in perpetuity now. Sad really but if it makes some happy.

UTB
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I'll put this as best i can without being insulting, who started the whole sorry episode, those that thought it would be good to berate said fans who voiced their concerns about the goings on at the lane this season on a football forum.

We're all twats for leaving early, turning up late at the start of each half even though only a certain amount of people can be served at any one time, we all boo, we all slag Nigel (Cloughy) off from the stands. It's all very frustrating reading it and i think you'll find a thread is always started up about our fans being negative and it all been our fault after every dire performance from the team and management. When it stops from these fans perhaps the jokes might stop. Who'd have thought it eh:rolleyes:
 
I'd just like to add a bit of balance to the 'fans booing Clough' debate. Where I sit, bang in the middle of the SS, my fellow-sufferers are mostly fairly elderly (like me). A guy 2 seats along is 86 (!) and some of the others have great trouble making it up the steps. They're an absolute credit to both themselves and the club. None of them (nor me) ever boo, however bad things get.

Could be an age thing?

(I leave my cynicism for this forum!)
 
wizadry said:
I'll put this as best i can without being insulting, who started the whole sorry episode, those that thought it would be good to berate said fans who voiced their concerns about the goings on at the lane this season on a football forum.

We're all twats for leaving early, turning up late at the start of each half even though only a certain amount of people can be served at any one time, we all boo, we all slag Nigel (Cloughy) off from the stands. It's all very frustrating reading it and i think you'll find a thread is always started up about our fans being negative and it all been our fault after every dire performance from the team and management. When it stops from these fans perhaps the jokes might stop. Who'd have thought it eh:rolleyes:
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I think the reasonable position is none of the above - and I'm not sure much of this has actually been argued.

Abuse of individual players and the team in general negatively impacts performance.
 
I turn up late, sometimes boo, sometimes leave early and probably piss off the 2 lads and their old man who sit at the end of our row.
 
CarlingBlade said:
I turn up late, sometimes boo, sometimes leave early and probably piss off the 2 lads and their old man who sit at the end of our row.
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perhaps you might be better off staying at home and drinking carling ! carling . you obviously wouldnt be missed at beautiful down town bramall lane.
 
William Henry Foulkes said:
I think the reasonable position is none of the above - and I'm not sure much of this has actually been argued.

Abuse of individual players and the team in general negatively impacts performance.
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Abuse of the fans will equally get you the performances you are now seeing.
 

SouthEssexBlade said:
Run and cross by Murphy. Athletic run into the area and salmon-like leap by Higdon. 1-0 game over!
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Ah yes, that's right, i remember that now. The same again will do but i can't see Higdon getting on the end of a cross 'atm':)
 
Strange that. Rochdale were quite happy to capitalise on our big away support a few years ago when they got relegated.
 
Mickey Jupp said:
Thinking about getting tickets in home section. Can anyone tell me which stand at Orient is allocated to away supporters so at least I can be close to Blades?

better still anyone got two tickets to sell??
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East stand north section is the same stand as away fans. Otherwise south stand behind goal is nearest.
 
Don't forget to have a pint in that "Technical pub" in the high street.

Decent ale pub, although strangely full of marxist looking fellas with fobbish hair, goatie beards, roll neck shirts smelling of sausage and cabbage and pretending to read rather large paperback novels. (No doubt by Tolstoy or Solzhenitzyn or some such literary great).

The cabbage and sausage smell, and two quick pints made me feel very hungry so I polished off two rather welcome Balti pies at the ground. Recommended.

Pity I can't make it this weekend.

HH
 
Hartley Hare said:
Don't forget to have a pint in that "Technical pub" in the high street.

Decent ale pub, although strangely full of marxist looking fellas with fobbish hair, goatie beards, roll neck shirts smelling of sausage and cabbage and pretending to read rather large paperback novels. (No doubt by Tolstoy or Solzhenitzyn or some such literary great).

The cabbage and sausage smell, and two quick pints made me feel very hungry so I polished off two rather welcome Balti pies at the ground. Recommended.

Pity I can't make it this weekend.

HH
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You're not having a go are you HH? Very beardist, I was in the Technical last time we played them and I love cabbage and sausage.
 
Balham Blade said:
That would have been moDtheGod and me. Arrived after 10 minutes after deciding to have another jar in the Tap East.
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I was in there at the weekend trying their own wheat beer, Hammer Weizen. Very disappointing effort, avoid it all costs. The big compensation was that they had on Hirundo, smoothly done and no real surprise as a Thornbridge brew and the surprisingly magnificent Marble & Emelisse. Earl Grey IPA. Sounds revolting but is really very refreshing the bergamot is just a hint and not at all over powering, and goes down far too easily, at 6.8% that could be dangerous.
 

SouthEssexBlade said:
I was in there at the weekend trying their own wheat beer, Hammer Weizen. Very disappointing effort, avoid it all costs. The big compensation was that they had on Hirundo, smoothly done and no real surprise as a Thornbridge brew and the surprisingly magnificent Marble & Emelisse. Earl Grey IPA. Sounds revolting but is really very refreshing the bergamot is just a hint and not at all over powering, and goes down far too easily, at 6.8% that could be dangerous.
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and the Cabbage ?
 
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