Mucker1884

Chilly yes, but fortunately no freezing temps this time round... and amazingly, we brought a dry tent home!  I'm still in shock!  ?

I know we're trying to come up with original chants, but I have to say, that's a bit rubbish.  I think you need to cut down on the syllables! 

I bet it’s chilly walking to and from the shower block at this time of year.

We are 11 points behind them, have a worse goal difference and 1 game in hand, but apart from that I agree

Until there's a Thunderbird 6,7,8 or nine DCFC can only score a maximum of 5, At a push we can use me Ladies pink roller if we hit 6

Not everyone has your grit, determination, and inner strength. 
Some folk are so weak-willed… and have been for over 80 years or more in some cases… they selfishly think they have a divine right to sit down from kick off!  ?

Not everyone has your grit, determination, and inner strength. 
Some folk are so weak-willed… and have been for over 80 years or more in some cases… they selfishly think they have a divine right to sit down from kick off!  ?

I used to be a smoker. I tried sneakily breaking the stadium rules at Bramhall Lane once. (Something something Sheffield, something toilet cubicle something!).  
I failed. I got evicted. I neither complained, nor moaned on a public forum. I knew the rules. 
I now vape. Luckily (for me) I’m “allowed out” at HT for home games… which I hasten to add I see as a welcome bonus, not an expectation or right, when purchasing my ST. 
I wouldn’t expect any such courtesy at an away game, so just cope with abiding by the rules… or face any potential consequences!
For the record, I’m no saint, and do occasionally break rules/laws, (hence having to go on a motorway safety awareness course later this month, for not slowing down fast enough as I approached a 40mph sign on a 70mph motorway, and only reaching 48 (and still slowing) as I passed a camera!)
So whilst I appreciate none of us are perfect, the rules are there… and anyone wantonly ignoring them should at least remain open to criticism… as should those who are tasked with policing such rules, but fail to do so… either by choice or circumstance.
 

I used to be a smoker. I tried sneakily breaking the stadium rules at Bramhall Lane once. (Something something Sheffield, something toilet cubicle something!).  
I failed. I got evicted. I neither complained, nor moaned on a public forum. I knew the rules. 
I now vape. Luckily (for me) I’m “allowed out” at HT for home games… which I hasten to add I see as a welcome bonus, not an expectation or right, when purchasing my ST. 
I wouldn’t expect any such courtesy at an away game, so just cope with abiding by the rules… or face any potential consequences!
For the record, I’m no saint, and do occasionally break rules/laws, (hence having to go on a motorway safety awareness course later this month, for not slowing down fast enough as I approached a 40mph sign on a 70mph motorway, and only reaching 48 (and still slowing) as I passed a camera!)
So whilst I appreciate none of us are perfect, the rules are there… and anyone wantonly ignoring them should at least remain open to criticism… as should those who are tasked with policing such rules, but fail to do so… either by choice or circumstance.
 

I recall during Young Nigel’s reign, there were times I couldn’t stand being at a Derby match!  ?

Nope
I am happy free and single
 

Says the guy who has no intention of dating!  ?

Very true. ?
 

… She also mentioned something about “a little lad stood on his seat” (which I assume was the standard flip-up style, so not the most sturdy, unless you stand very still, and directly over the axis!)
She also opined about the good fortune of us not scoring, and there was also a comment about getting more and more nervous at away games. 
 
But you’re right… it does appear that she enjoys going.
Long may that last.
??

I love these threads. ?
For the record, I was three rows from back of lower tier at Bolton, stood all game. I was lucky in that I was stood behind two small people and had a perfect view of the pitch this time. I do join in all the songs, although the fans around me weren't doing much singing. They were back and forth for pies, to visit loo etc.
There was a little lad to the left and behind me who was also fine as he stood on his seat. He was next to the aisle, which was filled with the usual mob - no seats, singing, vaping and with pints in hand. Not a steward in sight.
I do wonder what would have happened to that young lad if we had scored and "limbs" had ensued? 
My first instinct away from home if we score is to duck, rather than celebrate. This is because I'm not sure who will come flying over onto me from behind. 
I do enjoy going away but I'm getting more nervous every game.

But he couldn’t see anything so he’s not been since.

I picked up my Christmas present today from my parents. 
It was a novelty bottle opener, with an alternative spelling of my Christian name on it.
Best present they've ever given me, to be fair.

And thus, the next generation evolved…

You were better off standing then, less likely to fall asleep.

Taser, taser is the answer,?

The point is B4, wherever you are in the ground, if someone asks you to politely sit down, you should.

I for one did not go to the Bolton game with my Dad, who is in his 80s, and cannot stand all match. So what would have been a good day out did not happen for us. Thanks for that. All because selfish people seem to think its their given right to stand up in seated area.

I used to be a smoker. I tried sneakily breaking the stadium rules at Bramhall Lane once. (Something something Sheffield, something toilet cubicle something!).  
I failed. I got evicted. I neither complained, nor moaned on a public forum. I knew the rules. 
I now vape. Luckily (for me) I’m “allowed out” at HT for home games… which I hasten to add I see as a welcome bonus, not an expectation or right, when purchasing my ST. 
I wouldn’t expect any such courtesy at an away game, so just cope with abiding by the rules… or face any potential consequences!
For the record, I’m no saint, and do occasionally break rules/laws, (hence having to go on a motorway safety awareness course later this month, for not slowing down fast enough as I approached a 40mph sign on a 70mph motorway, and only reaching 48 (and still slowing) as I passed a camera!)
So whilst I appreciate none of us are perfect, the rules are there… and anyone wantonly ignoring them should at least remain open to criticism… as should those who are tasked with policing such rules, but fail to do so… either by choice or circumstance.
 

I used to be a smoker. I tried sneakily breaking the stadium rules at Bramhall Lane once. (Something something Sheffield, something toilet cubicle something!).  
I failed. I got evicted. I neither complained, nor moaned on a public forum. I knew the rules. 
I now vape. Luckily (for me) I’m “allowed out” at HT for home games… which I hasten to add I see as a welcome bonus, not an expectation or right, when purchasing my ST. 
I wouldn’t expect any such courtesy at an away game, so just cope with abiding by the rules… or face any potential consequences!
For the record, I’m no saint, and do occasionally break rules/laws, (hence having to go on a motorway safety awareness course later this month, for not slowing down fast enough as I approached a 40mph sign on a 70mph motorway, and only reaching 48 (and still slowing) as I passed a camera!)
So whilst I appreciate none of us are perfect, the rules are there… and anyone wantonly ignoring them should at least remain open to criticism… as should those who are tasked with policing such rules, but fail to do so… either by choice or circumstance.
 

Is that why at MK Dons you were standing in the second row?