Leeds Sold Out

[Batch]

Sounds like bad planning to me, if leeds are selling out this easily then surely we should have given them the townend.

You are joking I assume.

[reeves4england]

What Batch said

[Spencer_White]

If I see any grey haired old men, supporting Leeds behind me in the corporate bit Im going to turn around and nut em.

 

Thats for being on the 1990 panel.

[Dozno9]

I remember loads of Sunderland fans all around me a few years ago who where threatening those around them, so that puts me off away fans sitting in the home end especially when the club fans are known for creating trouble.

[Batch]

I remember loads of Sunderland fans all around me a few years ago who where threatening those around them, so that puts me off away fans sitting in the home end especially when the club fans are known for creating trouble.

Yes, I agree. Some scrotes offered me £30 each for my 3 tickets in the Wheathshief in Ciren. That was a days student tesco worker wages. Naturally I told them to do one. IIRC that was  a game they could have clinched promotion, and they didn't. I had a radio and it was good fun winding them up.

Having said that I have to put my hand up and say I have sat with away fans twice before. Once v Forest as my Forest supporting colleague wouldn't go unless I sat with he home fans. Once at home v Chelsea for the Kevin Morris benefit game. My football turettes got the better of me and I was shouting "Wise your a c*nt" befre I realised sitting down and shutting up was the best policy. I got away with it.

[Barry Scott]

I sat with the home supporters at Leeds away in the Carling Cup that year when we lost to Robinson's header. I was sat next to a nutter, so that was a fucking horrible game because all you wanted to do was celebrate, but were terrified of having your face put through the floor.

I also sat with the home supporters at Reading when we beat them 3-1, with Kuffour and Invincibile scoring. That was fun because when i accidently cheered, i got nasty looks and nothing else. So i carried on, as i thought it was ok. It was ok and no one said a word.

[Don Rogers Shop]

That leeds game was the one game i went when i should not of, i was a master of disguise or so i thought until a Swindon copper said hello but said he would keep it quiet

[tans]

brilliant

[reeves4england]

I sat in the home end at Blackpool when Invincibile missed that last minute penalty. My Dad didn't trust me on my own in the away end!

[RobertT]

I've sat in the home section when we played Man City and Aston Villa back in the late 80's.  I have no issues with it really provided there was space and they haven't taken seats the home fans would have, and provided a modicrum of self control is used.  I've also sat in the Stretford End with a Swindon shirt on, which got some very strange looks on a European night.

[horlock07]

I sat in the home end at Blackpool when Invincibile missed that last minute penalty. My Dad didn't trust me on my own in the away end!

So did I, it was surreal like watching football in the 1960's all flat caps and whippets

[@MacPhlea]

One of the groundsmen is a Leeds supporter - we're planning to debag him and feed him to the Robinettes 

[tans]

are these robinettes fit?

[ibelieveinmrreeves]

Physically, maybe.

[Jamiesfuturewife]

are these robinettes fit?

If you like the look of under 15's in too tight capri pants?