Saw something similar against Madrid last year, although the lad seemed quite offended at being asked to remove the RM shirt. I just don't understand the mentality - and it only happens in the CL - that people think it's ok to wear away colours openly in the home end. Is it stupidity, naivety, or just a 'f you' attitude?As I rocked up to entrance P last night there was a young lad in his early twenties kept going over pleading to the lead steward as he was not in the queue.
Another steward turns up and hands him something, it was a bayern shirt, seems he had a ticket for SS and the dozy fucker wore his shirt, I take it he was refused so took it off, still the lead steward was having none of it.
As I got wanded he was stood between the barrier to P and N using his shirt to wipe his tears as he cried his heart out.
Now part of me felt sorry for him having come all the way from germany only to miss the game and thought why not take around and let him in the away end, the other part of me was the stupid twat don't you know the home end rules when an away fan, no colours amd stay as quiet as possible to not get twigged.
At least the stewards amd new security firm are now refusing, showsec was letting in celtic/madrid/dortmund fans with shirts in clear view the other year
You know the rulesAbsolute fit as fuck girl in 105 took her coat off and had a Bayern away shirt on that looked like our Kappa away kit and she got away with it for some strange reason.
No, now if he had gone over to P2 and the furtherst turnstile near the spirals may have got in but wasn't getting past P1 StewardsAre the stewards that on the ball, that if he’d quietly fucked off for 10 minutes then come back with the shirt not on show, they’d have still recognised him?
It is more than likely because they have (unlikely) come from Madrid - and in Spain the average away following is 3 men and a dog so they sit anywhere or (more likely) they are not a football fan - spend more on average on shirts than going to games and this is the only time they have been to a game in years. They are treating going to football like the cinema or theatre - They simply do not understand how there is a home and away end and whether you agree with it or not - it is how it worksSaw something similar against Madrid last year, although the lad seemed quite offended at being asked to remove the RM shirt. I just don't understand the mentality - and it only happens in the CL - that people think it's ok to wear away colours openly in the home end. Is it stupidity, naivety, or just a 'f you' attitude?
Saw something similar against Madrid last year, although the lad seemed quite offended at being asked to remove the RM shirt. I just don't understand the mentality - and it only happens in the CL - that people think it's ok to wear away colours openly in the home end. Is it stupidity, naivety, or just a 'f you' attitude?
Out of town rags used to wear colours in home stands at Maine Rd surprised when they got twatted.It is more than likely because they have (unlikely) come from Madrid - and in Spain the average away following is 3 men and a dog so they sit anywhere or (more likely) they are not a football fan - spend more on average on shirts than going to games and this is the only time they have been to a game in years. They are treating going to football like the cinema or theatre - They simply do not understand how there is a home and away end and whether you agree with it or not - it is how it works
- so basically stupidity
It’s called the Champions clubHow are Bayern fans obtaining tickets in the home end?
Yes, my mate is in 104 and was relocated to 102 due to the Champions Club, there was a tent near the statues that accommodated the club’s members for pre and post match drinks/food.It’s called the Champions club
That tent in the carpark / corporate package
I have a season ticket in 104 we had to relocate elsewhere due to FIFA delegates / Champions club