"Poopy Day". Ha!
my apologies for the speling mistake , did people boo ??????
Quote from: Sunny Villa on November 04, 2013, 01:03:56 AMmy apologies for the speling mistake , did people boo From what I can gather, 3 things happened:David Gold's name was mentioned as he was bringing out a wreath = some short booing.People from the concourse below were quite rowdy entering the crowd unaware of what was happening (possibly down to the crap tannoy which was almost unintelligible),Some Villa fans then told them to basically 'shut the fuck up'.Seems like a bit of a misunderstanding really, with some people being a little over sensitive.Case closed.Maybe , bad form simple as !
my apologies for the speling mistake , did people boo
t=150This sort of stuff , is bringing our name down , add the West Ham debacle .disgrace .
Quote from: Sunny Villa on November 04, 2013, 01:26:00 AMt=150This sort of stuff , is bringing our name down , add the West Ham debacle .disgrace .So that's your reason for bringing this up. Yet another thin excuse to slag Brigada.
Quote from: Sunny Villa on November 04, 2013, 01:03:56 AMmy apologies for the speling mistake , did people boo maybe bad form simple as! From what I can gather, 3 things happened:David Gold's name was mentioned as he was bringing out a wreath = some short booing.People from the concourse below were quite rowdy entering the crowd unaware of what was happening (possibly down to the crap tannoy which was almost unintelligible),Some Villa fans then told them to basically 'shut the fuck up'.Seems like a bit of a misunderstanding really, with some people being a little over sensitive.Case closed.
my apologies for the speling mistake , did people boo maybe bad form simple as!
Quote from: stuart445 on November 03, 2013, 11:28:35 PMi was there, the noise was coming from under the stand and from outside the ground the only noise on the terrace was of telling them to shut up (but with more colourful language). to be honest they weren't aware but how hard is it to notice you're entering a full ground just before kick off and is completely silent, it's obvious what is happening.I would never disrespect a silence, but I've been at matches before where every single person in the stands has been stood there, utterly silent, and people have come up from the concourse chatting noisily, or chanting, totally unaware that there was a minute's silence on.It can happen, and by the sounds of it, that's what happened yesterday.Still, where there's a high horse, some people will do their utmost to clamber on to it.
i was there, the noise was coming from under the stand and from outside the ground the only noise on the terrace was of telling them to shut up (but with more colourful language). to be honest they weren't aware but how hard is it to notice you're entering a full ground just before kick off and is completely silent, it's obvious what is happening.