Reggie Greenwood

Kevin Miller but this one belongs to @I DONT MIND

Kevin Miller but this one belongs to @I DONT MIND

Not sure it's a phenomenon exclusive to this country - seems to be much the same in most western democracies
I've yet to speak to anyone who believes that it's a healthy way for us to be, but it's forced on us by the media, who have essentially realised that their business model is to monetise polarisation of views. It's like a vortex that it's hard for us to escape 
 

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I've yet to hear anyone give a definition of woke that passes any sort of scrutiny. It is, as you say, just a broad brush slating with no foundation or structure behind it. Which is why I now judge anything said that includes it's use as utter gibberish - on that level alone it is a very useful word.

Wokers? What does that even mean ??

In the Ozzie End for that one.
Oh Happy days ?

first ever Rams game for me, no wonder i got hooked

Was stood on the Popside looking down the  18 yard line got a full view of all the action and Roger’s winning goal. 
15 years old and thought we would win everything forever . 

Will we sign Batman in time to join Robbin ? ?

Excellent news. Wouldn't have blamed him if he left to go back to a massive international job. Shows how committed he is to the county, which is brilliant.

This is what qualifies as "Sport" now?. Sheeesh.

Isn't Dana a bit of a girl's name?

I’ve just been talking to a Derbyshire player at Nuffield gym and as far as he’s aware Micky Arthur is staying with Derbyshire 

Stop talking about John Harkes. He was utterly dreadful. I hate thinking about him. Let us not do such things again. ☹️

Big Mick Harford 

Oldben thinks he is finished and wants to replace him with Cosgrove ! 

Back in the old days a standard match was standing up, dying for a pee, getting soaked when it rained, watching a game through a fence with a pillar in the way.  On top of that you had not just cigarette smoke but some bloke 10 foot away who'd consumed 5 pints of buttblower bitter before kick off and would drop one at 10 minute intervals pervading a 5 metre area with his arse stench for 90 minutes and no possibility of escape.  Add the 20 stone geezer falling on top of you as you desperately fell towards a 4ft high  metal crash barrier coated with 50 years of rust after a goal and the potential for a good shoeing after the game.
Todays seating, gentle aroma of vape smoke that smells of sweets and access to a toilet with some shelter is like a trip to a 5 star hotel. 

18 for sure..

I took the plunge yesterday and took Miss Wolfie (just turned 10) along for her first match.
I was concerned she'd be bored because she doesn't ever sit & watch a whole match on TV with me and, to be fair, she was showing signs of losing interest midway through the first half.
3 goals later and her laughing at the bouncing South stand in a great second half meant that she thoroughly enjoyed it and asked me on the way home when she can go again. It also helped that it gave her something to brag about at school today, with pretty much everyone else in her class being F*rest fans.

Fixed it for you ?

Was stood on the Popside looking down the  18 yard line got a full view of all the action and Roger’s winning goal. 
15 years old and thought we would win everything forever . 

Anglo Italian the year we got to the final v Cremonese 

Highlight of the day was when PW came over to the south stand afterwards, removed his bobble hat and gave a theatrical, pantomime-style bow. Marvellous.
On an separate note, lots of people vaping in the SS. It's disgusting having to breathe that in. Any chance you could show some consideration and wait until half/full time and go outside? Thanks.

You can keep your sarcasm, Jim. I know what I heard and the lack of posts on this thread says what many feel about the FA Cup. You of course know that many people from those stands were part of the atmosphere in the two stands that were open yesterday but don't let that stop you trying to score a cheap laugh.
I'm sure everyone will be there to see the mighty West Ham (unless they move it to Monday night for the tele, of course!) 
I think that the favourable prices for the cup matches give a few fans who maybe can't usually afford a chance to attend games an opportunity to see the side and their enthusiasm is contagious.