Booing.

[Stu]

Oh well, guess us old bastards will always have the memory of winning the league and European Cup.

You've never mentioned it before!

[ChicagoLion]

Should ban the over 50's (bald or hairy) from supporting Villa in any way, shape or form

And move to the Bescot.

[Chris Jameson]

Oh well, guess us old bastards will always have the memory of winning the league and European Cup.

You've never mentioned it before!

Oh well, guess us old bastards will always have the memory of winning the league and European Cup.

[Ayup]

Booing is a bit twatty at the best of times.

Bollocks!

It is. Its like men wearing replica shirts. Its all a bit daft.

You're not watching Joe Pasquale in Aladdin at the Alex.

You might have a point. Then again, staying in the stand booing is better than acting like a clown under the stand for the whole second half isn’t it?

[Ads]

Why would you not want to come back and watch the second half?

[Ayup]

That’s what several people seem to do this season. A load left Hillsborough at half time bacause the bar wasn’t open.

[in exile]

That’s what several people seem to do this season. A load left Hillsborough at half time bacause the bar wasn’t open.

Bet they were over 50...bastards

[Ads]

I hope you booed them.

[Clampy]

It baffles me as to why people spend money on tickets and travel then spend most of the game in a concourse.

[leylandalbion]

It baffles me as to why people spend money on tickets and travel then spend most of the game in a concourse.

To drink shit over priced beer.  Bizarre

[AsTallAsLions]

Booing as a reaction to a bad half of football or one bad result is madness. On the other hand, anyone who's against booing in principle must have just stayed away from the ground altogether during the latter DO'L days.

[Des Little]

It baffles me as to why people spend money on tickets and travel then spend most of the game in a concourse.

To drink shit over priced beer.  Bizarre

They don't drink it.  They throw it up in the air while their mates film it. You work that one out.

[Ads]

Booing as a reaction to a bad half of football or one bad result is madness. On the other hand, anyone who's against booing in principle must have just stayed away from the ground altogether during the latter DO'L days.

Think you must have stayed away.

There were songs regularly sung, such as at our heroic 5-0 hammering at Highbury about us being an honest bunch of lads.

[john e]

It baffles me as to why people spend money on tickets and travel then spend most of the game in a concourse.

I've got some older mates who follow the Cobblers away as they are the local team to me before MK Dons came about
they go all over Bury, Oldham, Fleetwood, Exeter etc  sometimes they don't even make it into the ground they just feel like staying in the pub

it's just a day out with mates to them they could stay in town but prefer the options

[AsTallAsLions]

Booing as a reaction to a bad half of football or one bad result is madness. On the other hand, anyone who's against booing in principle must have just stayed away from the ground altogether during the latter DO'L days.

Think you must have stayed away.

There were songs regularly sung, such as at our heroic 5-0 hammering at Highbury about us being an honest bunch of lads.

I sure as heck didn't, Ads. Flew over for plenty of matches in that last season and wore my We're Not Fickle, We Just Don't Like You badge loud and proud. And yes, I booed O'Leary. He had no respect for the club or the fans, and a decade on, I would still do the same.