Tannoy guy

[Glyn_Wigley]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

[MrFrost]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I know, the posts in the Main Stand were a bit of a bas**rd.

[LongbridgeMGRover]

..........so no more piss taking of Steve 'sicknote' Brooker, George is a 'Friend' indeed, is this Tannoy Guy is a relative of Lewis Guy, and hence the stick??

actually isn't it wonderful that this is all we can moan about tonight?
i bet Sheff U would love a hopeless buffoon on the microphone instead of managing the club!


now for a relaxing three months of will Sean/Billy/Stocky stay or go.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I know, the posts in the Main Stand were a bit of a bas**rd.

Oscar Wilde is alive and well and posting b*llocks.

[Rios]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I was in the main stand for the second Conference Cup victory and an end of season pitch invasion in the Conference.  I and the others around me didn't have any problem \"seeing\" or being part of it.  In fact with the players being in the same stand it made me feel more part of it then when I've been on the pitch.

[Marmite Man]

At the beginning of the game I had no interest in going on the pitch but by the 34th time of being asked to stay off it, even I pondered a light jog around the turf.

Just spray the invadees with mace.

[mushRTID]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I know, the posts in the Main Stand were a bit of a bas**rd.

Oscar Wilde is alive and well and posting b*llocks.

Nice one.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I was in the main stand for the second Conference Cup victory and an end of season pitch invasion in the Conference.  I and the others around me didn't have any problem \"seeing\" or being part of it.  In fact with the players being in the same stand it made me feel more part of it then when I've been on the pitch.

I couldn't see them (apart from odd player's head bobbing above everybody else's) at all. Didn't even get to see the trophy.

[MrFrost]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I was in the main stand for the second Conference Cup victory and an end of season pitch invasion in the Conference.  I and the others around me didn't have any problem \"seeing\" or being part of it.  In fact with the players being in the same stand it made me feel more part of it then when I've been on the pitch.

I couldn't see them (apart from odd player's head bobbing above everybody else's) at all. Didn't even get to see the trophy.

The trophy would have been presented in the Main Stand regardless of apitch invasion or not.

Back to the point though, we have become a set of happy clappy boring fans. You can't even shout a few colourful words without people being funny with you.

[Rios]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I was in the main stand for the second Conference Cup victory and an end of season pitch invasion in the Conference.  I and the others around me didn't have any problem \"seeing\" or being part of it.  In fact with the players being in the same stand it made me feel more part of it then when I've been on the pitch.

I couldn't see them (apart from odd player's head bobbing above everybody else's) at all. Didn't even get to see the trophy.

Maybe you should have taken the dozen or so step down to the terracing/pitch?  Like I said for the second trophy I was in the stand, for the first one I was on the pitch.  Apart from your understandable natural aversion to Mr Frost (only kidding Frosty!) I'm not really sure why you've such an issue with this and why all of a sudden it's become such a heanous crime for a couple of hundred/thousand young uns to go on the pitch at the end of the season?  I'm a bit too old for it now, but it was something that we always looked forward too, especially as pitch invasions at Belle Vue just prior to that were for something much more sinister.

[dumbroofer]

what a set of knobs more than a few of you on here are....one of the lads so ive been told has been hit with a three year banning order for going on the pitch today ....so by that token ,there would be half the crowd there today if that happened after the southend game ...and oh forget it not worth the abuse is it mr frost

[thegasworks]

The only knobs I saw were the ones that went on the pitch. I'm delighted they've been made an example of as one day it will be the F.A. making an example of a club and I'd hate it to be us.
Harsh lesson for the lad but unless he has hearing issues he was more than aware of the consequences.

[MrFrost]

The only knobs I saw were the ones that went on the pitch. I'm delighted they've been made an example of as one day it will be the F.A. making an example of a club and I'd hate it to be us.
Harsh lesson for the lad but unless he has hearing issues he was more than aware of the consequences.

I think the club should study footgae of the Southend game and ban everyone they can identify on the pitch there, including myself.

[vaya]

The only knobs I saw were the ones that went on the pitch. I'm delighted they've been made an example of as one day it will be the F.A. making an example of a club and I'd hate it to be us.
Harsh lesson for the lad but unless he has hearing issues he was more than aware of the consequences.

I think the club should study footgae of the Southend game and ban everyone they can identify on the pitch there, including myself.

I agree. You should display the courage of your convictions and hand yourself in.

[hoolahoop]

Pitch invasions were tradition at Belle Vue after the final home match of every season, and like you said the players would go into the Main Stand and everyone could applaud them.

Apart from the people in the Main Stand, of course, who couldn't see them. But then, you wouldn't care because you could see them from the pitch so that'd have been alright.

I was in the main stand for the second Conference Cup victory and an end of season pitch invasion in the Conference.  I and the others around me didn't have any problem \"seeing\" or being part of it.  In fact with the players being in the same stand it made me feel more part of it then when I've been on the pitch.

I couldn't see them (apart from odd player's head bobbing above everybody else's) at all. Didn't even get to see the trophy.

The trophy would have been presented in the Main Stand regardless of apitch invasion or not.

Back to the point though, we have become a set of happy clappy boring fans. You can't even shout a few colourful words without people being funny with you.

Speak for yourself Frosty, I'm neither 'happy clappy' or a verbal saint. Why do you have a problem with those around you .............never mind you have continuously answered my question over the last couple of years.
To answer your question - no I didn't invade the pitch on any of those occasions but was tempted today because of that moron on themic. Quite simply HE HAS TO GO

[dumbroofer]

well the gasworks you sir are a knob first class,watch the tv coverage over the next couple o games to see people celebrating up and down the country ...on the pitch.....

[MrFrost]

So seeing as we are quick to slate the few on the pitch today, and wishing for them to be banned, should we also have banned all those on the pitch for the Southend game, and all the other games I pointed out?

Jesus, our support would be a bit thread bare then wouldn't it?

The hypocrisy in this thread is unreal.

[thegasworks]

As I didn't attend the Southend game I couldn't comment on how many warnings were given about not going on the pitch but if it was reiterated as much as it was today and someone was made an example of then I'd have been fine with that too.

[dumbroofer]

you have hit the nail on the head mr frost

[MrFrost]

There were warnings. I didn't count how many unfortunately, I will be sure to next time.
There were also warnings against Villa, Man City, Farnborough, etc.

Imagine the banning orders dished out for those thousands.

Surprisingly, no one was banned or arrested when West Brom fans invaded the pitch at the KM last season. Quick to shit on our own aren't we.

[vaya]

There were warnings. I didn't count how many unfortunately, I will be sure to next time.
There were also warnings against Villa, Man City, Farnborough, etc.

Imagine the banning orders dished out for those thousands.

Surprisingly, no one was banned or arrested when West Brom fans invaded the pitch at the KM last season. Quick to shit on our own aren't we.

Perhaps you just have a persecution complex. Can't think why.

[ravenrover]

Would someone explain to me what the reason is for going on the pitch after the game? apart from making an absolute arse of yourself.

[thegasworks]

well the gasworks you sir are a knob first class,watch the tv coverage over the next couple o games to see people celebrating up and down the country ...on the pitch.....

A knob who'll be watching Championship football next season though as I managed to control my primitive urges and not run on the pitch.

I'd advise you ask the kid involved to watch it too as its the closest he's going to get to seeing fans celebrating for the next three years.

[MrFrost]

I wonder how many fans QPR banned last week?

[vaya]

well the gasworks you sir are a knob first class,watch the tv coverage over the next couple o games to see people celebrating up and down the country ...on the pitch.....

A knob who'll be watching Championship football next season though as I managed to control my primitive urges and not run on the pitch.

I'd advise you ask the kid involved to watch it too as its the closest he's going to get to seeing fans celebrating for the next three years.

Just out of interest (and not that I obviously want to detract form anyone's righteous indignation) but how long does it take to confirm, issue and impose a banning order?

Is four and a bit hours about right?

[Rios]

I agree with Vaya's sentiments in that I don't want to get in the way of anyones soapbox here, but can we all agree that the t**t on the tannoy needs to be free transferred to MK Dons and get someone from a non-ice hockey or local radio background in next season?

[Thinwhiteduke]

So Wellred, Hoola, Thinwhiteduke, I presume you all stayed in the stands after the games I mentioned?

I did.....yes...your point being?

[Thinwhiteduke]

what a set of knobs more than a few of you on here are....one of the lads so ive been told has been hit with a three year banning order for going on the pitch today ....

Yet they were warned that would be the case numerous times throughout the match..so tough shit...he deserves it.

[Dagenham Rover]

There you go Frosty a quick google.

http://www.football.co.uk/birmingham_city/birmingham_fined_for_pitch_invasion_rss1630948.shtml

Stop being a bloody idiot

[Wellred]

what a set of knobs more than a few of you on here are....one of the lads so ive been told has been hit with a three year banning order for going on the pitch today ....

Yet they were warned that would be the case numerous times throughout the match..so tough shit...he deserves it.

Yes I stayed in the stand too.

How many times did the idiot need telling, maybe he should plead insanity as  he didn't understand what the announcer was saying?

He deserves everything he gets and if its a 3 year ban then good. Maybe more of the idiots will take notice next time, although I doubt it.