Play offs

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BrAdY said:
I believe and i could be wrong
But a new stadium was built
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I'd ban all of them for life. I also intend emailing H*mberside plod, and I'll be asking if they can identify, and then ban, all those who invaded the KC pitch after we beat Watford in the play offs.




The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
 
Think there have been some minor pitch invasions at the old Wembley. I recall some Everton fans getting on during an FA Cup final vs Liverpool.
But nothing like the volume we saw today at the New Wembley, which I thought was virtually impossible to get onto the pitch.....If the FA don't come down hard on Millwall (4 pts deducted from the beginning of next season or something like that) than some other clubs fans will take it as green light to go into the pitch at Wembley. The FA will do their usual backing out act and do knack all.
 
Ironically it was Millwall that started a fight with out U23's on 89 minutes and got the match abandoned. They should make Millwall play the game again, like we had to do, hopefully Bradford would win this time.
 
bobby ace said:
Since when were pitch invasions regarded as a terrible crime? I live in an area that has quite a few local Millwall supporters and they're good people. What they have done in the last couple of years to make themselves a true community club is to be applauded. They are the polar opposite of Ehab's approach. Congratulations Millwall. I look forward to playing them again, if only to banish the memory of our last visit to the Den - the only City game I have left before the final whistle.
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I heard someone who had been involved with Millwall talking before the game today.
He pointed out that they had won an award for family club of the year. But he admitted that on the big occasions like today a lot of their old thugs come out of retirement and there is potential for aggro.
This is exactly what happened in the cuptie with us. A tie against a Prem team, lets go for old times sake. If our local plod had not been so spineless maybe they would think twice about it in future.
 
FFS I have never - and am now far too respectable to ever - encroach on the playing area. However, if more immature individuals find themselves emotionally overwhelmed to the point they are compelled to invade the pitch then I shall enjoy the spectacle. At the risk of stating the obvious, football players are not ****ing ballerinas - they're massively overpaid, mostly under-educated lads who are living the dream; apart from their talent and dedication they are no different from the people in the crowd. We live in a world where nutters blow themselves up at pop concerts but you can get arrested for tousling a players hair. Neil Harris got it wrong.
 
bobby ace said:
FFS I have never - and am now far too respectable to ever - encroach on the playing area. However, if more immature individuals find themselves emotionally overwhelmed to the point they are compelled to invade the pitch then I shall enjoy the spectacle. At the risk of stating the obvious, football players are not ****ing ballerinas - they're massively overpaid, mostly under-educated lads who are living the dream; apart from their talent and dedication they are no different from the people in the crowd. We live in a world where nutters blow themselves up at pop concerts but you can get arrested for tousling a players hair. Neil Harris got it wrong.
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One person runs onto the pitch and snots a player. Is that acceptable?

20, 100 or more run on; who has the crystal ball?
 
bobby ace said:
FFS I have never - and am now far too respectable to ever - encroach on the playing area. However, if more immature individuals find themselves emotionally overwhelmed to the point they are compelled to invade the pitch then I shall enjoy the spectacle. At the risk of stating the obvious, football players are not ****ing ballerinas - they're massively overpaid, mostly under-educated lads who are living the dream; apart from their talent and dedication they are no different from the people in the crowd. We live in a world where nutters blow themselves up at pop concerts but you can get arrested for tousling a players hair. Neil Harris got it wrong.
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Complete myth.
 
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