diode_blade
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Think nappies Kozzy...But I can only enjoy my celebrations if I'm on the pitch!
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Think nappies Kozzy...But I can only enjoy my celebrations if I'm on the pitch!
We used to do a lot of things back in the “good old days”, times change, get over it!
We are not promoted yet.
Hopefully Silent Blade can help, but I used to have a scrapbook with an article (Star or Sheffield Telegraph) about when we clinched promotion in 1971 by winning 3-0 at home to Watford on the final day of the season. The main picture was Eddie Colquhoun in the dressing room, bottle of bubbly in one hand, fag in the other. The story said summat like 'as the final whistle approached, the normally conservative spectators in the centre of the John Street stand began stamping their feet!'
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Eddie Colquhoun and Blades team mates read The Star's promotion special to mark their promotion in 1971.
That's how it should be done! None of this bloody Peroni, flares and smoke bomb nonsense!
But we are! I'm not going to spend today and all week worry about losing a +11 GD.
WE ARE 'EFFIN UP, I SAY WE ARE 'EFFIN UP!
We are not promoted yet.
That was half my point, yet unless he was faking it, he didn't want it today.
Call it superstition, wanting to fight for top spot or whatever, but they didn't want folk on the pitch.
TBH I don't think anyone knew what to do as we are not officially up yet , Chris seemed a little confused at the whistle as to celebrate or hold it in !!
We need an end of season giraffe to celebrateHopefully Silent Blade can help, but I used to have a scrapbook with an article (Star or Sheffield Telegraph) about when we clinched promotion in 1971 by winning 3-0 at home to Watford on the final day of the season. The main picture was Eddie Colquhoun in the dressing room, bottle of bubbly in one hand, fag in the other. The story said summat like 'as the final whistle approached, the normally conservative spectators in the centre of the John Street stand began stamping their feet!'
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Eddie Colquhoun and Blades team mates read The Star's promotion special to mark their promotion in 1971.
That's how it should be done! None of this bloody Peroni, flares and smoke bomb nonsense!
But we are! I'm not going to spend today and all week worry about losing a +11 GD.
WE ARE 'EFFIN UP, I SAY WE ARE 'EFFIN UP!
We need an end of season giraffe to celebrate![]()
Whoop, I did a little sex weeOh don't worry - it's all in hand. 'Stat-O-Rama' doesn't cover it!
if you were after these types of scenes , we now do them on London Road.View attachment 52640 View attachment 52641 View attachment 52642 View attachment 52643 View attachment 52644
Today was f***ing boring in comparison, at least the sanctimonious pc brigade were happy.
TBH I don't think anyone knew what to do as we are not officially up yet , Chris seemed a little confused at the whistle as to celebrate or hold it in !!
Hopefully Silent Blade can help, but I used to have a scrapbook with an article (Star or Sheffield Telegraph) about when we clinched promotion in 1971 by winning 3-0 at home to Watford on the final day of the season. The main picture was Eddie Colquhoun in the dressing room, bottle of bubbly in one hand, fag in the other. The story said summat like 'as the final whistle approached, the normally conservative spectators in the centre of the John Street stand began stamping their feet!'
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Eddie Colquhoun and Blades team mates read The Star's promotion special to mark their promotion in 1971.
That's how it should be done! None of this bloody Peroni, flares and smoke bomb nonsense!
But we are! I'm not going to spend today and all week worry about losing a +11 GD.
WE ARE 'EFFIN UP, I SAY WE ARE 'EFFIN UP!

Why shouldn't us fans go on the pitch to celebrate, some of us had to watch in the main 45 years of dross, some even more years, on the rare occasions the good times roll around we've even more right to be on the pitch to celebrate than the players. Bar Sharp who out of that lot will be going to the Lane the next time we're shit (which will happen due to the continual string of hapless two-hats in the boardroom).
As for Wilder asking us not to go on the pitch, if you look closely enough I'm sure you'll see him on the OP on the pitch invasion photos v Peterborough or at Darlington.
Err its actually +13 goal difference advantage to us ! so even less worry !Hopefully Silent Blade can help, but I used to have a scrapbook with an article (Star or Sheffield Telegraph) about when we clinched promotion in 1971 by winning 3-0 at home to Watford on the final day of the season. The main picture was Eddie Colquhoun in the dressing room, bottle of bubbly in one hand, fag in the other. The story said summat like 'as the final whistle approached, the normally conservative spectators in the centre of the John Street stand began stamping their feet!'
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Eddie Colquhoun and Blades team mates read The Star's promotion special to mark their promotion in 1971.
That's how it should be done! None of this bloody Peroni, flares and smoke bomb nonsense!
But we are! I'm not going to spend today and all week worry about losing a +11 GD.
WE ARE 'EFFIN UP, I SAY WE ARE 'EFFIN UP!
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Today was f***ing boring in comparison, at least the sanctimonious pc brigade were happy.
You pathetic creature
I have done that a few times in the last 70 years, but times have changed (unfortunately).View attachment 52640 View attachment 52641 View attachment 52642 View attachment 52643 View attachment 52644
Today was f***ing boring in comparison, at least the sanctimonious pc brigade were happy.
Shocking OP, today was brilliant.
But we all know that Wilder has been told to say he wants fans off the pitch. He, like me, was then slightly annoyed that when it was clear a proper pitch invasion wasn't going to happen, a few idiots ran the stewards around anyway.
Why do you need to go on the pitch though? Nobody has yet been able to answer that particular question.
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