Pitch invasion

Pure emotion and joy, it is tradition and i hope we always celebrate even when we bag title number 21, just tell the rag fuck wits to pipe down in 7th place.
 
cleavers said:
As pitch invasions go, it wasn't as spontaneous as most, but it was respectful, and despite all the announcements the stewards did little or nothing to stop it. I particularly liked the announcements once people were on the pitch, and it was good to see the pitch clear so quickly to let the presentation take place.
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Only it didn't did it? The fact that people had had to be asked many times. That fans had to boo and chant off. It IS small time. I don't want to see fat women waving to people in the stands, men skidding on the damp grass and kids doing cartwheels and seeing who can be last off. I could understand QPR. The WHU one was just not needed and for this time it would have been good to see the players' immediate reactions rather than the aforementioned fat women, kids and fifty year old men, trying to climb the goalposts. I genuinely wanted the last few off to be arrested and banned. I defiantly wanted the ones who ran on during the lap of honour banned.
 
To be honest I invaded the pitch just to get across to the Colin bell stand from east stand. It saved me having to walk around!
 
manchester blue said:
cleavers said:
As pitch invasions go, it wasn't as spontaneous as most, but it was respectful, and despite all the announcements the stewards did little or nothing to stop it. I particularly liked the announcements once people were on the pitch, and it was good to see the pitch clear so quickly to let the presentation take place.
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Only it didn't did it? The fact that people had had to be asked many times. That fans had to boo and chant off. It IS small time. I don't want to see fat women waving to people in the stands, men skidding on the damp grass and kids doing cartwheels and seeing who can be last off. I could understand QPR. The WHU one was just not needed and for this time it would have been good to see the players' immediate reactions rather than the aforementioned fat women, kids and fifty year old men, trying to climb the goalposts. I genuinely wanted the last few off to be arrested and banned. I defiantly wanted the ones who ran on during the lap of honour banned.
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You'd fit right in at Old Trafford, Jesus. It's not like it's going to happen every year, the reason it has done in both of our titles wins is because how close it was. This year whilst it wasn't at dramatic as qpr, just a month ago we looked to be completely out and the press were crowning Liverpool champions, then with just a few games to go we snatched it away again. So really, stop worrying about what United fans think of us... They're irrelevant now. You only have to look at Demichelis reaction to see how it was justified.
 
MeatnSpudsMCFC said:
manchester blue said:
cleavers said:
As pitch invasions go, it wasn't as spontaneous as most, but it was respectful, and despite all the announcements the stewards did little or nothing to stop it. I particularly liked the announcements once people were on the pitch, and it was good to see the pitch clear so quickly to let the presentation take place.
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Only it didn't did it? The fact that people had had to be asked many times. That fans had to boo and chant off. It IS small time. I don't want to see fat women waving to people in the stands, men skidding on the damp grass and kids doing cartwheels and seeing who can be last off. I could understand QPR. The WHU one was just not needed and for this time it would have been good to see the players' immediate reactions rather than the aforementioned fat women, kids and fifty year old men, trying to climb the goalposts. I genuinely wanted the last few off to be arrested and banned. I defiantly wanted the ones who ran on during the lap of honour banned.
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You'd fit right in at Old Trafford, Jesus. It's not like it's going to happen every year, the reason it has done in both of our titles wins is because how close it was. This year whilst it wasn't at dramatic as qpr, just a month ago we looked to be completely out and the press were crowning Liverpool champions, then with just a few games to go we snatched it away again. So really, stop worrying about what United fans think of us... They're irrelevant now. You only have to look at Demichelis reaction to see how it was justified.
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What a terrible slur! I never mentioned Utd fans and none have said anything to me but I would defend it to the hilt with them. They never beat me in an argument! It's a City board and it's just my opinion that I would prefer to see it not happen and not see the people I mentioned showing off.
 
I am neutral in whether a pitch invasion is necessary or not but as someone who was injured by the people who did invade the pitch I would just say that if you are going to do it just remember the people at the front that you are pushing onto the wall & the gates!!

There was a 5 yr old who was lucky that his Dad grabbed him in time. The lady next to me also got hurt as someone grabbed her shoulder as he jumped onto her seat & pushed her over. If the steward in front had not grabbed me as I was pushed over the wall I would have been trampled on!! As it is I feel as if I have done 10 rounds with Ricky Hatton!

I am still struggling to walk this week & one of the bruises on my hip is half the size of a football!! So if you are invading the pitch please remember there are people on the front rows!!!

Plus, it meant that I broke the habit of a lifetime which silenced the guys on the Eccles coach!!! I SWORE as I limped onto the coach & there was a collective gasp! :-)
 
I think the aguero one was justified due to the emotions of that day .this time I didn't bother as it was a walk in the park in city terms.no problem people going on to celebrate as long as they don ' t milk it or hurt anyone in the process.prefer it to early leavers if I'm honest!
 
It's not so much the pitch invasion but the complete incompetence of the stewards who can't come up with an organised plan to get the fans back in their seats.

Asking the bloke who announces the team to try and organise 10,000 fans, most of them drunk, to comply with what needs to be done by a series of one liners was pathetic.

Why don't the stewards form a line and start walking the crowd backwards rather than milling around asking fans on an individual basis to go back to their seats?
 
MaineRoadBlue said:
It's not so much the pitch invasion but the complete incompetence of the stewards who can't come up with an organised plan to get the fans back in their seats.

Asking the bloke who announces the team to try and organise 10,000 fans, most of them drunk, to comply with what needs to be done by a series of one liners was pathetic.

Why don't the stewards form a line and start walking the crowd backwards rather than milling around asking fans on an individual basis to go back to their seats?
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Fans would all end up over crowded in one stand. It don't see any problems most got off in good time.
 
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