Ajax Fans Tonight

[Deleted member 14625]

What a pity that people are more interested in the fans than the team

As far as I'm concerned the fans and the atmosphere are as much part of the club and the game as the players and management team. That's how fans of clubs on the continent hold themselves. They are not spectators, they are part of the game and the club.

I can take in the game and the atmosphere quite easily.

Explain our best ever home run (and second best ever in the Prem) given our shite home atmosphere (according to yourself).

We've got a good team.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

He's bluebanana but changed his name. How does he stink?

Why's he changed his name? Are you his dad ?
If not let him speak for himself and mind your own.

Its alright mate, just got bored of the name and fancied a change :)

Dad ??? is that you ;)

Come home son we've missed you.

 

[Rascal]

Dutch lacks the poetic beauty of English

 

[Deleted member 14625]

What chants from the kippax? They were brilliant tonight the Ajax fans, the supported their team singing pro Ajax songs for 90 mins non-stop.

City fans were pathetic as usual.

Fuckin this.

Appalling from us again. Ajax sang and jumped all game with some very good chants.

Only time I heard City fans properly was when they stopped banging the drum and started singing (without the drum) "City, City, who the fuck are City?" to which our corner sang "can you sing without your drum" when they just had.

One little bottom tier section bossed 38000 with absolute ease in the stands.

you do realise its not x-factor

Lets not start pretending we're the only football club on earth that doesn't like to have an atmosphere.<br /><br />-- Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:43 pm --<br /><br />

Why's he changed his name? Are you his dad ?
If not let him speak for himself and mind your own.

Its alright mate, just got bored of the name and fancied a change :)

Dad ??? is that you ;)

Come home son we've missed you.

Oi I'm his Dad!

 

[SWP's back]

As far as I'm concerned the fans and the atmosphere are as much part of the club and the game as the players and management team. That's how fans of clubs on the continent hold themselves. They are not spectators, they are part of the game and the club.

I can take in the game and the atmosphere quite easily.

Explain our best ever home run (and second best ever in the Prem) given our shite home atmosphere (according to yourself).

We've got a good team.

So it makes no odds then?

It's just stoke are noisy but still fairly shit.

 

[clarkie_ni]

They got a major shitty on just before the players came out when i Feyanord flag was shown to them. That City fan was then escorted out

Didn't one of them have a rag flag in the dam???? What's the difference...

 

[SWP's back]

Dutch lacks the poetic beauty of English

Second time I've heard that tonight

 

[Deleted member 14625]

Explain our best ever home run (and second best ever in the Prem) given our shite home atmosphere (according to yourself).

We've got a good team.

So it makes no odds then?

But a lot of people (of every single club on Earth) would like to be part of a good atmosphere at games too. Having an atmosphere part of football culture and I - and many others - would like us to improve ours.

 

[Wrighty Wrexham]

What chants from the kippax? They were brilliant tonight the Ajax fans, the supported their team singing pro Ajax songs for 90 mins non-stop.

City fans were pathetic as usual.

Fuckin this.

Appalling from us again. Ajax sang and jumped all game with some very good chants.

Only time I heard City fans properly was when they stopped banging the drum and started singing (without the drum) "City, City, who the fuck are City?" to which our corner sang "can you sing without your drum" when they just had.

One little bottom tier section bossed 38000 with absolute ease in the stands.

you do realise its not x-factor

The only thing to make me laugh tonight oh and our marking at cormers!

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Dutch lacks the poetic beauty of English

Not according to our recent Mrs.MIA.
Better known as 'two lips from Amsterdam'