What the Balamory is going on in Block 307?

[mexico1970]

Sound lads, the Scots, by and large.

You can't judge them on the 'Old Firm' so-called fans. That's like judging the English on Millwall.

To be fair Scottish thuggery has always been treated as high spirits, obviously treating all of the Scottish as thugs is wrong and shouldn't happen but in the football fraternity they have more than their fair share of utter cunts.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

provided they stay until full time they’re ok with me !

 

[aka blue jambo]

I recall in the early 80's maybe 2 or 3 times a year a coach would pull up outside the supporters club on Maine Road full of Hearts fans

Ardmillan Hearts SC based at Haymarket Edinburgh near the memorial clock for the HMFC players who signed up and died in the first World War.

They had partnership with the City supporters club at Maine Road.
Both clubs had the other teams pennants etc hanging behind the bar.

They both ran occasional buses to each others games ( both teams were pretty shit )

 

[aka blue jambo]

To be fair Scottish thuggery has always been treated as high spirits, obviously treating all of the Scottish as thugs is wrong and shouldn't happen but in the football fraternity they have more than their fair share of utter cunts.

Oh yes .. Wembley Old Firm pre seasons Texaco Cup!!

 

[Stephen230]

provided they stay until full time they’re ok with me !

They tried kicking some Irish kid out last week when he went up when Villa scored.

But then I think they might have realised they were on dodgy ground leaving a child from a foreign country wandering the streets of East Manchester on his own.

So they let him back in and told him to sit down and shut up.

 

[jrb]

Saw a massive school party walk past me as I was taking pictures of the North stand redevelopment. Well over 50 kids, some holding what looked like paper print out tickets.

 

[Bluesince1979]

We give tickets to clubs/schools up there.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Ardmillan Hearts SC based at Haymarket Edinburgh near the memorial clock for the HMFC players who signed up and died in the first World War.

They had partnership with the City supporters club at Maine Road.
Both clubs had the other teams pennants etc hanging behind the bar.

They both ran occasional buses to each others games ( both teams were pretty shit )

City's first game with floodlights was a mid eeek game v Hearts to commemorate having the floodlights.
City played Hearts in Edinburgh around the same time (mid 50's) but played at Easter Road as Tynecsstle didn't have floodlights

 

[MadchesterCity]

We give tickets to clubs/schools up there.

Great way of expanding the fan base

 

[Bluesince1979]

Great way of expanding the fan base

Sure is.