yesterday i took the mrs to her first away game and the day was fantactic, the match was good, the banter between both sets of fans was good, and the best bit was when our fans repeated the Poznan which was really funny!!

thought my mrs was going to get use to the idea of going to more away games UNTIL as we were all leaving our seats some stupid idiot through a firecracker or some sort of firework down towards where we were, ok the seats were empty where it went of but it startled about 20 of us waiting to walk up the stairs and supprisingly the closest person to where the bang went of was a yound lad who may have been about 8 at the most!

Well thanks to which idiot it was because you have blown any chance of her letting me take our son to any away games when he is a little bit older!

sorry just seen there is another thread on this!

When I was 7, maybe 8 I did get startled. It changed my life forever. I'm 63 now and I've not been outside of my house since that day I was startled.

People are laughing at this event but startling changes lifes.

Love not startle

Have you tried contacting Startlers Anonymous?

They meet once a month and everyone affected sits in a circle with a shocked look on their faces... no one speaks, it's just too traumatic to even talk about it.

They reckon after seven or eight visits you are capable of being in the same room as someone who coughs unexpectedly. After twenty visits you could even put up with someone striking a match.

It's a long process, but with support we can get there in the end...

Its funny as fook fella until one hits ya

http://www.documentingreality.com/forum ... ury-22549/

Its funny as fook fella until one hits ya

http://www.documentingreality.com/forum ... ury-22549/