Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
This proves that
A. He didn't want to sit with the regime
B. Wanted to sit with the real fans
C. He just wanted to see the game and isn't buying the club
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
This proves that
A. He didn't want to sit with the regime
B. Wanted to sit with the real fans
C. He just wanted to see the game and isn't buying the club
D. None of the above
A. He had to pay for his ticket
B. He didn’t want to sit with the real fans as the drum is too loud.
I heard a woman call her companion 'Sydney' in the doctors waiting room this morning, if that isn't proof enough of something for all you doubters and naysayers nothing will ever satisfy you.
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
Not offering him a throne in the Directors box just aint cricket!
Given as every time Muir comes we lose 1-0 and barely muster a chance, I hope he never turns up again.
In seriousness though, he’s done it to prove a point and the fact the game was on Sky cant be a coincidence. If he didn’t want to get noticed he wouldn’t choose a sky game surely.
The Aussies are out, and I’ve just heard the yanks are too. Apparently Roland is impossible to deal with, although @eaststandmike thinks he isn’t, which is interesting?
Sorry @Addicktion can’t comment on sources at the moment. I will tell you in person, but it’ll cost you a pint.
Given as every time Muir comes we lose 1-0 and barely muster a chance, I hope he never turns up again.
In seriousness though, he’s done it to prove a point and the fact the game was on Sky cant be a coincidence. If he didn’t want to get noticed he wouldn’t choose a sky game surely.
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
Isn't that the area which the protestors liked to occupy, especially when Katrien was still around...
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
Isn't that the area which the protestors liked to occupy, especially when Katrien was still around...
No, that's just to the right of where he sat; behind the away dug out. She may be gone but I'm still there!
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
This proves that
A. He didn't want to sit with the regime
B. Wanted to sit with the real fans
C. He just wanted to see the game and isn't buying the club
Wow! It's got to the point where there's evidence of an interested party in the directors box, but everyone just carries on with what they were doing because we all know it ain't happening.
From those pics he's not even in the directors' box.
He wasn't. Fourth row for the front of west lower.
This proves that
A. He didn't want to sit with the regime
B. Wanted to sit with the real fans
C. He just wanted to see the game and isn't buying the club
D. None of the above
E. he had some bored ankle-biter booting his seat throughout the first half and when he turned to said irritant's parent/guardian "Look mate, turn it in with the seat kickin' can't ya, it's doin me crust in?" by way of reply he got indignant snowflake petulance and switched seats muttering about "...whinging pom, needs to grow a pair and give the young'un a thick ear while he's at it, crikey"
Figured it out...He actually didn't come back to this seat after half time, which was strange.
So Andrew Muir on his own yesterday?.
He certainly arrived and sat on his own. He did strike up a conversation with the two guys to his right (the guy with the cap and the mostly hidden bald fella to his right), but stood alone at h/t.
Figured it out...He actually didn't come back to this seat after half time, which was strange.
So Andrew Muir on his own yesterday?.
He certainly arrived and sat on his own. He did strike up a conversation with the two guys to his right (the guy with the cap and the mostly hidden bald fella to his right), but stood alone at h/t.
So did he sit in the same seats the 6-7 blokes with identical scarves sat in during the previous home game? Are these seats now reserved for potential owners?
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This proves that
A. He didn't want to sit with the regime
B. Wanted to sit with the real fans
C. He just wanted to see the game and isn't buying the club
D. None of the above
B. He didn’t want to sit with the real fans as the drum is too loud.
C. Half a game is all he could bare.
D. All of the above.
Anyway we all know RD was trying to get the Army to buy the club, did you see the Directors box?
On a more serious note, the bugler is always very moving but particularly so I felt this time.
Ok.
Can I just mention that they might be back in again? (Aiming at 5k)
I don't really think anyone cares anymore do they?