Hendo I remember remarking to Lady Hendo "I also remember when I had my first beer"
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by LWJ » 13 Jan 2022 09:38
Hendo I remember remarking to Lady Hendo "I also remember when I had my first beer"
by Hendo » 13 Jan 2022 09:44
LWJHendo I remember remarking to Lady Hendo "I also remember when I had my first beer"
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by hughsies no.1 » 13 Jan 2022 09:55
by John Smith » 13 Jan 2022 12:44
hughsies no.1 c1871 has been a tremendous success and has improved the atmosphere away
by Simmops » 13 Jan 2022 13:17
John Smithhughsies no.1 c1871 has been a tremendous success and has improved the atmosphere away
This is out and out lies and anyone who goes away will know this
by Needle » 13 Jan 2022 13:47
hughsies no.1 I thought c1871 started really well vs Fulham and was so good to hear a prolonged 'Blue Army' which Y25/26 got involved with - also find with that chant it is also easy for the rest of the ground to get involved in and when that does happen it is brilliant. Understandably when you are then getting pumped 4/5/then 6 then 7 at home that chants will go south.
The s*x offender chanting does my head in but seems to be part of parcel of any fanbase these days as I hear it on TV from other fan bases, Kidderminster fans were singing it about Carroll etc - it all started from Newcastle fans singing it at Ronaldo at OT. Would love our fanbase to be above that and just focus on our team, have heard our fans sing it about Mitro home/away / Warnock/ Billy Sharp/ Mick McCarthy. I personally don't find it remotely funny or 'banter'. Don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with a chant about opposition players and managers, some belters in the past like 'Ian Dowie the elephant man' etc etc
But all-in-all, there is no doubt in my mind that c1871 has been a tremendous success and has improved the atmosphere home and away. Just have a massive dislike for that type of chanting.
by hughsies no.1 » 13 Jan 2022 16:53
John Smithhughsies no.1 c1871 has been a tremendous success and has improved the atmosphere away
This is out and out lies and anyone who goes away will know this
by PATRIQT » 13 Jan 2022 17:00
by tidus_mi2 » 13 Jan 2022 17:18
PATRIQT The anti C1871 posts are pure nonsense. That group has made a positive difference whether you want to be part of it or not!
What we had before them was a Y25 and Y26 that were getting quieter and quieter by the week; and it's not about rivalling sections either, it's about having noise in more place than one, and then when both sections link up, the noise carries around the stadium.
I loved Y26, but the noise just doesn't carry from there. Behind the goal and in that corner it does, and C1871 have made a great difference.
What we need now is Y25/26 to join in more; or raise their own game and C1871 will join them as well and it's win-win for the fans.
by Simmops » 17 Jan 2022 17:51
by Zip » 17 Jan 2022 18:11
hughsies no.1 I thought c1871 started really well vs Fulham and was so good to hear a prolonged 'Blue Army' which Y25/26 got involved with - also find with that chant it is also easy for the rest of the ground to get involved in and when that does happen it is brilliant. Understandably when you are then getting pumped 4/5/then 6 then 7 at home that chants will go south.
The s*x offender chanting does my head in but seems to be part of parcel of any fanbase these days as I hear it on TV from other fan bases, Kidderminster fans were singing it about Carroll etc - it all started from Newcastle fans singing it at Ronaldo at OT. Would love our fanbase to be above that and just focus on our team, have heard our fans sing it about Mitro home/away / Warnock/ Billy Sharp/ Mick McCarthy. I personally don't find it remotely funny or 'banter'. Don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with a chant about opposition players and managers, some belters in the past like 'Ian Dowie the elephant man' etc etc
But all-in-all, there is no doubt in my mind that c1871 has been a tremendous success and has improved the atmosphere home and away. Just have a massive dislike for that type of chanting.
by Millsy » 22 Jan 2022 17:13
by Simmops » 22 Jan 2022 17:22
Millsy SERIOUS QUESTION FOR YOU GUYS
You know I love you, have bigged you up several times. But coming from someone who used to help lead Southbank and East stand chants, have invaded pitches etc...]
WERE THERE ANY CHANTS FOR PAUNO'S HEAD TODAY?
In my day this was commonplace - shit manager, few dodgy results, the chants come out after if not during the match.
85% of fans answering the latest poll want Pauno removed from managing. Are you the other 15%? Are you scared? Do you not realise being noisy doesn't just mean chants about players not in the squad? Or is it that you're just quiet and I didn't notice it?
Back in the day there'd be non-stop chanting for the manager's head.
I don't get it.
by Sutekh » 22 Jan 2022 17:30
SimmopsMillsy SERIOUS QUESTION FOR YOU GUYS
You know I love you, have bigged you up several times. But coming from someone who used to help lead Southbank and East stand chants, have invaded pitches etc...]
WERE THERE ANY CHANTS FOR PAUNO'S HEAD TODAY?
In my day this was commonplace - shit manager, few dodgy results, the chants come out after if not during the match.
85% of fans answering the latest poll want Pauno removed from managing. Are you the other 15%? Are you scared? Do you not realise being noisy doesn't just mean chants about players not in the squad? Or is it that you're just quiet and I didn't notice it?
Back in the day there'd be non-stop chanting for the manager's head.
I don't get it.
Club1871 are plastics who will do anything to kiss the clubs arse
They need to go
by windermereROYAL » 22 Jan 2022 18:52
by St Pauli » 22 Jan 2022 18:54
Millsy SERIOUS QUESTION FOR YOU GUYS
You know I love you, have bigged you up several times. But coming from someone who used to help lead Southbank and East stand chants, have invaded pitches etc...]
WERE THERE ANY CHANTS FOR PAUNO'S HEAD TODAY?
In my day this was commonplace - shit manager, few dodgy results, the chants come out after if not during the match.
85% of fans answering the latest poll want Pauno removed from managing. Are you the other 15%? Are you scared? Do you not realise being noisy doesn't just mean chants about players not in the squad? Or is it that you're just quiet and I didn't notice it?
Back in the day there'd be non-stop chanting for the manager's head.
I don't get it.
by Simmops » 22 Jan 2022 19:26
St PauliMillsy SERIOUS QUESTION FOR YOU GUYS
You know I love you, have bigged you up several times. But coming from someone who used to help lead Southbank and East stand chants, have invaded pitches etc...]
WERE THERE ANY CHANTS FOR PAUNO'S HEAD TODAY?
In my day this was commonplace - shit manager, few dodgy results, the chants come out after if not during the match.
85% of fans answering the latest poll want Pauno removed from managing. Are you the other 15%? Are you scared? Do you not realise being noisy doesn't just mean chants about players not in the squad? Or is it that you're just quiet and I didn't notice it?
Back in the day there'd be non-stop chanting for the manager's head.
I don't get it.
There was a Club 1871 banner today that read:
No desire, no drive, no direction.
by AthleticoSpizz » 22 Jan 2022 19:31
by Bigtimmeh » 22 Jan 2022 22:10
by Millsy » 22 Jan 2022 23:14
AthleticoSpizz ….and hard to call for heads to roll whilst knocking-in goals…which we were for a change.
…and yes, I know![]()
Some already pre-match, accepted defeat, but they”d settled for defeat with a fight…..and they got just that, we ran out of steam and the subs came 10/15 minutes too late.
Better days to come, the squad are regrouping and re-arming
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