Part of our culture was kicking fuck out of Leeds up dog shit alley but sadly its not the done thing now, smoking in the stands, being able to call the referee a bent **** without some fucking middle class twat being offended because he has brought his Mrs and little Tarquin to watch the footy. Being able to sing "get your tits out for the lads every time a woman copper walked passed the Kippax and by the way they usually laughed thier tits off when that song started...
All the above confined to the dark ages in these abject days of sanitised football stadiums.
The pitch invasion will I am afraid have to join these things in being nothing more than memories of an all together dark time when we were not so enlightened or to put it bluntly it stands a very good chance of coming back and biting the club in the arse....
Why treat it like it's something you have to do, as if it's expected or your "boring" if you don't do it? It's not at all "part of our culture" I'm not having that excuse, it's just something that happens spontaneously at a lot of clubs that aren't used to winning things, no point trying to make out like it's a unique City thing. If you want to do it fair enough as I said though it will probably be something which changes naturally, once it starts feeling like it's forced rather than spontaneous people will just stop doing it.
Birmingham and Blackburn were both 2000 mate.
In 2002, we clinched promotion without actually playing, because Wolves lost their game on the Friday evening. That's why there wasn't a pitch invasion, even though we still had to play Barnsley and Forest at Maine Road.
There's probably a bigger chance of a similar anti climatic finale this season, especially with City, United, and Liverpool rarely playing on the same day.
What ridiculous comparisons. Comparing the pitch invasions against West Ham and QPR to hooligans from the 70s. They were both joyous occasions and in no way confined to the dark ages. How you can even compare the two is frankly stupid.
Its not me is it? Its the powers that be and it is against the law to go on the pitch or am I wrong?
Depends, are you intentionally causing loss, injury or damage, unless you wear high heels to the game you should be fineIts not me is it? Its the powers that be and it is against the law to go on the pitch or am I wrong?
Why do you keep banging on about this? What do you think will happen to the club? Nothing. Nothing happened after the qpr pitch invasion. Such a strange hang up.
Especially since his wall is a lie.If we win the league on derby day not even Donald Trump’s wall could stop me getting on the pitch