Would you sit in Utd end at OT?

[ali benarbia's studs]

no way PEG

 

[cityblue123]

i was very lucky to see us beat utd at old Trafford in 1974. The famous Denis Law back heel that sent utd down. I was chosen to play for Hyde boys in my last year of junior school and was a team trip out, i was 11. I was sat in the first row of the Stretford end seats and was told by an old friend i had my City scarf on. Cant remember that and if i did what a fool! Don't remember much about the game but watch it on YouTube every now and again to remind myself i was there.

 

[Gunnerblue9320]

Been offered the use of a season ticket for the derby game but only if I can guarantee I don't get found out. Anyone else done this before?

Yep......sat in stretford end on many occasions. Hard not to cheer the blues on

 

[Silvas' left eyebrow]

No can't bear being around the scum.loathesome.

 

[Silvas' left eyebrow]

i was very lucky to see us beat utd at old Trafford in 1974. The famous Denis Law back heel that sent utd down. I was chosen to play for Hyde boys in my last year of junior school and was a team trip out, i was 11. I was sat in the first row of the Stretford end seats and was told by an old friend i had my City scarf on. Cant remember that and if i did what a fool! Don't remember much about the game but watch it on YouTube every now and again to remind myself i was there.

Urban legend. His backheel never sent them down

 

[dennishasdoneit]

I did sit in the home end for the Celtic v City Champions League match. That was not a pleasant experience! I had nothing like the required points to get a ticket in the City allocation so decided to register with Celtic. That was no problem with an Edinburgh address and I got a ticket in the top tier just above the City support in the corner.

The view was much better than from the visiting support area but the match was very frightening. I wore a green and white Hibernian scarf to fool the locals but it was not easy to keep quiet especially for a 3-3 match. I am not sure if I would do it again.

That sounds an experience and a half.i went to that game and after having sat in many a home teams section over the years,i would prob baulk at thechance to do so at Celtic.I assume your local..ish accent gave you an advantage!..i like the hibs scarf "to fool the locals"

 

[dennishasdoneit]

Urban legend. His backheel never sent them down

Its great banter tho.

 

[ardwickboy]

I sat in the Stretford End seats in the 1974 Derby game when Denis Law back heeled the winner, I had to bite my lip and not cheer otherwise I would probably not be writing this post now.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I sat in the Stretford End seats in the 1974 Derby game when Denis Law back heeled the winner, I had to bite my lip and not cheer otherwise I would probably not be writing this post now.

Were you sporting flares?

 

[Southern]

Would be easy for me as I’m from the south so would fit right in with them lot