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Post by Gastroenteritis on May 6, 2016 20:52:27 GMT
do you iron your pants as well? Haha I just don't get thrills from running about on the pitch like a plank haha touché
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Post by aghast on May 6, 2016 21:10:57 GMT
I'm not being facetious, 'tis a genuine question to those who are anti-invasion, but what's the harm? What's the gain? It seems like a complete pointless exercise to charge onto the pitch and id rather let the players have their moment! If others want to do it then fine, I just won't be joining in. If you're 12, it's a great thing. If you're 46, it's odd.
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2016 21:26:02 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom.
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Post by socrates on May 6, 2016 22:38:45 GMT
What's the gain? It seems like a complete pointless exercise to charge onto the pitch and id rather let the players have their moment! If others want to do it then fine, I just won't be joining in. If you're 12, it's a great thing. If you're 46, it's odd. I get what your saying , I'm 37 and if we win promotion tomorrow I honestly don't know if I will run on the pitch, I did in 1990 in fact I spent quite a lot of time on the pitch at twerton during those times getting autographs and meeting the players etc but I was 12. If I don't it won't be because I'm against it it'll just be because I don't feel the need and maybe that's because as you get older doing things like that don't necessarily make the experience better I suppose.
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Post by socrates on May 6, 2016 22:40:00 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom. Pitch invasions of that sort are probably best just left to fantasy.
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Post by therovers on May 6, 2016 22:46:56 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom. mate young'uns can use this forum. Go steady. Can't condone that kind of behaviour. Pitch invasions on the other hand....! UTG
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2016 22:51:06 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom. Pitch invasions of that sort are probably best just left to fantasy. Fantasys about custard powder? Dirty boy!
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Post by Deleted on May 6, 2016 22:51:52 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom. mate young'uns can use this forum. Go steady. Can't condone that kind of behaviour. Pitch invasions on the other hand....! UTG I'm not asking you to condone it. Enjoy it baby!
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Post by peterparker on May 7, 2016 6:06:32 GMT
Don't get the whole need to run on the pitch to celebrate. You can hug the bloke next to you and go wild in the stand without having to run about on the pitch. If we go up tomorrow I'll be celebrating as much as the next one, but I'll be doing it from the stands and then in the pub after the game! I await the comments of, "it's part of the game" and "everyone else does it so why can't we" I'm with you. Not sure how running on the pitch displays any more joy or and hugging a sweaty footballer doesn't really float my boat. Also I stand with two people unable to run on the pitch. They have to wait for everyone to get off the pitch so they can show there appreciation to the players And the players dont get to celebrate with there mate before being swamped by people fuelled with extra e numbers
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2016 7:15:15 GMT
do you iron your pants as well? Haha I just don't get thrills from running about on the pitch like a plank Says the bloke who hugs strangers and goes 'wild' in the stands. Not to mention the 'adult' comment telling a bloke he should be probing his sister! People who want to celebrate on the hallowed turf of the Rovers...carry on and enjoy your moment. Like wise people who want to go 'wild' in the stands and do whatever. It's no problem but telling a man to probe his sister? Take a look at yourself.
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2016 7:17:20 GMT
Ok I've got a crisis here. Does anyone mind if I just pour ambrosia custard powder up my bum? As the cucumber exits it will create a smoke bomb which I know we've been in trouble for before but feck it! we will be up and Darrell can lick the custard powder from my pert bottom. I know Rovers have their fair share of freaks but Dam hell,you are a wrong un.
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Post by DTGas on May 7, 2016 7:19:43 GMT
Haha I just don't get thrills from running about on the pitch like a plank Says the bloke who hugs strangers and goes 'wild' in the stands. Not to mention the 'adult' comment telling a bloke he should be probing his sister! People who want to celebrate on the hallowed turf of the Rovers...carry on and enjoy your moment. Like wise people who want to go 'wild' in the stands and do whatever. It's no problem but telling a man to probe his sister? Take a look at yourself. He was a Ted trying to ruin every thread. Look through his posts
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2016 7:52:25 GMT
Haha I just don't get thrills from running about on the pitch like a plank Says the bloke who hugs strangers and goes 'wild' in the stands. Not to mention the 'adult' comment telling a bloke he should be probing his sister! People who want to celebrate on the hallowed turf of the Rovers...carry on and enjoy your moment. Like wise people who want to go 'wild' in the stands and do whatever. It's no problem but telling a man to probe his sister? Take a look at yourself. Bet baldersgas will have the dvds on sale already, dtgas gone wild!
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Post by Topper Gas on May 7, 2016 8:55:43 GMT
Surely it's football traditional to "invade" the pitch if your team is promoted, given the last chance we had to do that was in 1990 and before that in 1974, surely there's no harm in doing again today if we do get promoted?
At our present rate of promotions I doubt I'll be capable on the pitch on my own the next time we get promoted, so I'll make the most of it today if I get the chance!
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Post by peterparker on May 7, 2016 9:20:36 GMT
Surely it's football traditional to "invade" the pitch if your team is promoted, given the last chance we had to do that was in 1990 and before that in 1974, surely there's no harm in doing again today if we do get promoted? At our present rate of promotions I doubt I'll be capable on the pitch on my own the next time we get promoted, so I'll make the most of it today if I get the chance! When did it become some traditon? Ans thats a genuine question. Were peiple doing it in the 50s?
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Post by puregas on May 7, 2016 9:50:32 GMT
The circumstances that will get us on the pitch?
Two consecutive promotions, taking us from the likes of Welling, and possible oblivion, to Bramall Lane and the Ricoh, with a very healthy future.
If that's not enough to want to run on, sing, dance, hug your mates, cheer the players, and thank DC and Wael, I don't know what is.
I suppose there are some miserbale bastards around in all walks of life.
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Post by cradengas on May 7, 2016 9:52:21 GMT
Surely it's football traditional to "invade" the pitch if your team is promoted, given the last chance we had to do that was in 1990 and before that in 1974, surely there's no harm in doing again today if we do get promoted? At our present rate of promotions I doubt I'll be capable on the pitch on my own the next time we get promoted, so I'll make the most of it today if I get the chance! When did it become some traditon? Ans thats a genuine question. Were peiple doing it in the 50s? Think you can find the answer here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_invasion
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Post by torontogaz on May 7, 2016 13:46:25 GMT
Did Middlesbrough not get the memo?
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Post by Cantankerous Gas on May 7, 2016 16:12:56 GMT
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Post by pirateman on May 7, 2016 16:14:32 GMT
Just so irresponsible
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