That wasn't your designated seat...Custard Cream wrote:in line with Seat 64
That wasn't your designated seat...Custard Cream wrote:in line with Seat 64
That has nothing to do with it. The stewards are there to protect the fans not incite them.Jerry St Clair wrote:Are you all so emotionally immature that you can't handle another adult smiling and clenching a fist in a celabratory gesture?
Thats because you were sitting in my designated seatanR wrote:That wasn't your designated seat...Custard Cream wrote:in line with Seat 64
Yeah, exactly what I was thinking.Huntley & Palmer wrote:Was wearing a red Hummel cap. He was bang in line with my seat in Row H. If he did anything I didn't see it and I think a lot of people are over-reacting.
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Anyone see the woman who went mad@ Doyle after slding on his knees nr the Villa fans after his goal?
LOL - Silly fat brummie just stoody up and shouted at him
From the look of the queues and lack of space behind the stand (and we complain about our concourses) I'd say this was a good thing. I fully expect most away games to be dry for RFC fans this season, seeing as will most likely take a good number to games.readingbedding wrote:Yeah, exactly what I was thinking.Huntley & Palmer wrote:Was wearing a red Hummel cap. He was bang in line with my seat in Row H. If he did anything I didn't see it and I think a lot of people are over-reacting.
No pints at half time though - what was that all about?

Step forward Abonwhore (or whatever he was called).southbank1871 wrote:Anyone who gets provoked by someone celebrating a goal and grinning is a utter bellend IMO.Custard Cream wrote:He was provoking away fans in my opinion
Big Ern wrote:He's from Birmingham, what did you expect?Custard Cream wrote:
He kept gobbing too - yuck!
Yer, alrite mateyeh he probably went home and sh**ged his mother.
Mate, you've got to be realistic, the interview question will be do you support x team, answer no. You've got the job! Hardly going to investigate who they support.I thought there was something about not being able to employ people that support their own club for stewarding or am I getting it COMPLETELY wrong? I must have been in line or close to, but saw nothing.
LOL - Spot on; Brighton are the best, those stewards who sit behind the goal at the shitdean on a £2.99 stool from B&Q in the rain and go bizerk when the Seagulls scorecmonurz wrote:Home steward celebrates home goal shocker. As southbank said, anyone who feels enraged at someone celebrating a goal, however smugly, needs their head testing.
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