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Me and my mates have never really followed football before but we were really impressed when Town got Di Canio as manager. Some of us have decided to start supporting Swindon and we were wondering what's the best place to stand?

The middle of the M4.

Yup it's a great view from there.

25 miles down the A420

Arrivederci.

I'm disgusted you'd even suggest standing in an all seater stadium. Next you'll be talking about starting songs instead of fast clapping.

SIT DOWN! You're ruining it for everyone  :)

Someone said that to me at Wembley funnily enough. All I did was stand up when we won a corner.

Haha that happened to me and magicroundabout.

We told the cunt to fuck off

should have told them to stand up themselves and show some passion, fucking tourists really pissed me off that day

I had the same thing, I stood up and shouted "come on town" and the bloke behind me told me to shut up

What pisses me off is chumps who think cos they stand up and make a load of cunting noise they're more passionate than the person sat behind them, who has paid their money fair and sqaure like every other mug watching us get rolled...

:fishing:

indeed, but i really wanna bite...

Just turn round and nut the twat,i find that works.

If not just say ok and buy him a bovril.

To be fair I was pretty drunk that day and I called him a cunt...I'm 27 and I got a bollocking off my dad as he dragged me to sit down, the shame!!

If anyone was in the bottom tier... slightly to the left of the goal.... That was me walking up and down the aisle trying to gee up the support... I was so fucking angry.... 10 minutes left... only need a goal and they're sat there in silence!!! Ah I'd repressed that memory for so long...

i remember when the ball fell to that CUNT playing for Burnley, i pushed the bloke infront of me over as he was telling me to shut up all game... and i ran down the stairs of the bottom tier behind the goal getting ready for a spirited comeback and .......  :badmood:

Oh dear this thread has brought back some not so pleasant memories. What a shite 2 hours that was from start to finish. Arguing with other Town fans at Wembley was not how I thought I'd spend the day.

The pre-match singing in the pub that day was just about the best I've known.  Brilliant day up until about 2pm.  Sadly, it all went downhill from the moment we set foot inside the stadium.

I did notice that when Reading were there recently for their play off final, they did a good job of communicating designated singing areas to their fans.  Basically, if you're not going to sing - buy your tickets somewhere else.  I think it's a good idea that we would do well to copy next time.  (Not that it helped Reading this time, mind.)

At least you get all like minded fans together. You can expect singing and standing in that area.

On standing I kind of have sympathy. I was asked to sit down by a mum with youngish children who were struggling to see (mine was too). But if I sat down I wouldn't see. And I wasn't waiting 20 years to see us at Wembley just to see someone's back when we got there.

An easy solution for next time - rigorously enforce seating in the non-singing areas. Be lapse in the singing areas. Everyone is happy.

I was in that Marquee at the Green Man before the game, was probably one of my best memories ever as a Swindon fan everyone together singing. Got to the ground at 230 and from that moment on the day turned into one of my worst memories as a Swindon fan.
Then almost wet myself on the coach home because it didn't have a toilet, got back to Swindon and went for one of the worst currys I have ever had in Gorse Hill.

Gorse Hill is the home of shit Swindon Takeaways.

Someone said that to Flash and he was ready to take them & their friends on.