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Pitch invasion after the cup has been lifted then everyone is happy
Donvito
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What do you all think??
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I think if it's good enough for Southampton, Reading etc. then it should be OK for us but sorry to say the miserable brigade will probably be out in force again!0
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I think you're on the wind up.0
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Gerof my laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand !!!0
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No I really want an old school pitch invasion at the valley!!! Was at the0
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No I really want an old school pitch invasion at the valley!!! Was at the
See what happens.
Even just talking about it and you're taken away before you can even finish your senten
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I thought the whole point of a pitch invasion was as a spontaneous show of joy. If you have to pre-plan it, then I would suggest you're doing it for the wrong reasons, in this case to stick one up at the "miserable brigade".0
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Wagstaff was disappointed that there wasnt one after Wycombe.0
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Wagstaff was disappointed that there wasnt one after Wycombe.
Quite a few players said they were quite looking forward to a pitch invasion after the Wycombe game!!!
One said they couldn't believe how many stewards were there?
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Donvito,
How about you lead it off. Then others might follow.0 -
I'll be on the pitch naked at half time. Last minute booking due to pixie lott pulling out.............0
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Our support:Wagstaff was disappointed that there wasnt one after Wycombe.
Quite a few players said they were quite looking forward to a pitch invasion after the Wycombe game!!!
One said they couldn't believe how many stewards were there?
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Yep, nothing organised about Carlisle at all.0
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I thought the whole point of a pitch invasion was as a spontaneous show of joy. If you have to pre-plan it, then I would suggest you're doing it for the wrong reasons, in this case to stick one up at the "miserable brigade".
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I think if it's good enough for Southampton, Reading etc. then it should be OK for us but sorry to say the miserable brigade will probably be out in force again!
They weren't having a trophy presentation though, were they? Not being miserable, just saying. Personally don't care one way or the other. Can't get over a fence these days, what with my thermos and blanket.
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As one of the miserable brigade (also the PC brigade) I'd just like to say go for it, fill your boots. What are you waiting for, permission? As our friend says, grow some b*****ks.0
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Planned and organised on a fans forum that the club view
Congrats any chance there was now gone
Pitch invasions are spontaneous out burst of joy not planned and organised
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There seem to be a group of people too scared to invade the pitch, but looking to blame others for the fact they're not invading. They would invade, they say, but these nameless others are preventing them, damn them all for stopping the noble pitch invasion.
The fact is nobody is physically stopping you, apart from the stewards possibly, so if you really want to invade the pitch then do so. Of course, if nobody follows you then you'll quickly get rounded up by the stewards and likely banned. Hence these endless, pointless threads started by people trying to convince themselves to invade and hoping others will follow so that it is a proper pitch invasion, not just them as a lone runner quickly getting rugby tackled and dragged away.0 -
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In on.... and taking Webb Juniors with me!! Time to celebrate an unbelievable season!!0
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There seem to be a group of people too scared to invade the pitch, but looking to blame others for the fact their not invading. They would invade, they say, but these nameless others are preventing them, damn them all for stopping the noble pitch invasion.
if only it had been so simple, Poland,39.
The fact nobody is physically stopping you, apart from the stewards possibly, so if you really want to invade the pitch then do so. Of course, if nobody follows you then you'll quickly get rounded up by the stewards and likely banned. Hence these endless, pointless threads started by people trying to convince themselves to invade and hoping others will follow so that it is a proper pitch invasion, not just them as a lone runner quickly getting rugby tackled and dragged away.0 -
There seem to be a group of people too scared to invade the pitch, but looking to blame others for the fact their not invading. They would invade, they say, but these nameless others are preventing them, damn them all for stopping the noble pitch invasion.
What he said
The fact nobody is physically stopping you, apart from the stewards possibly, so if you really want to invade the pitch then do so. Of course, if nobody follows you then you'll quickly get rounded up by the stewards and likely banned. Hence these endless, pointless threads started by people trying to convince themselves to invade and hoping others will follow so that it is a proper pitch invasion, not just them as a lone runner quickly getting rugby tackled and dragged away.
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If you want a few tips just in box me!!!!
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Players dinner the other night and they are up for it too0
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Is the guy who toppled the inflatable dinosaur on the pitch, years ago, on here? Now that was funny.0
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Players dinner the other night and they are up for it too
yeah, alright for them to say but they're already on the pitch.0 -
will they square off any bans then?0
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Yeah but I said it first on one of the many, many, other dull threads on this subject ;-)There seem to be a group of people too scared to invade the pitch, but looking to blame others for the fact their not invading. They would invade, they say, but these nameless others are preventing them, damn them all for stopping the noble pitch invasion.
What he said
The fact nobody is physically stopping you, apart from the stewards possibly, so if you really want to invade the pitch then do so. Of course, if nobody follows you then you'll quickly get rounded up by the stewards and likely banned. Hence these endless, pointless threads started by people trying to convince themselves to invade and hoping others will follow so that it is a proper pitch invasion, not just them as a lone runner quickly getting rugby tackled and dragged away.
That's the trouble with the young 'uns - no flipping leadership skills or initiative.0 -
I thought the whole point of a pitch invasion was as a spontaneous show of joy. If you have to pre-plan it, then I would suggest you're doing it for the wrong reasons, in this case to stick one up at the "miserable brigade".
Chalk me up for a 'this'. Been on various pitches in my time before it was a criminal offence, this is just silly.0
