Were the Natives Friendly to You?

[BoroFan]

Do you know how many tickets you have sold for Thursday?

I can't imagine many as the fecking club shop is closed today. Mental. With only 3 sale days until the game. We've been given no hint of how many are left.

 

[OldBlueLady]

We had no bother, polite and welcoming stewards around the clubhouse and have already praised the girls in the refreshment bar inside the ground. Those "nawty boys" were just funny!

 

[marlow17101032]

I did not go last night never been to the ground yet but worked there a few times
Its just the same as Basildon but instead of west ham fans living there its all spurs fans ,
A right chav town

 

[Rattus Norvegicus]

Agreed - "native" is a shocking word to use. Well said, Mick.

Native: Relating to the indigenous inhabitants; unadulterated by civilisation; a person born in a particular place.

Good word. Sounds about right to me. :thumbsup:

 

[South Bank Hank]

I did not go last night never been to the ground yet but worked there a few times
Its just the same as Basildon but instead of west ham fans living there its all spurs fans ,
A right chav town

You live in Langdon Hills, right?

 

[marlow17101032]

So what are you saying

 

[South Bank Hank]

So what are you saying

Touché - what are you saying?

 

[BrettieAngell]

The "Boro Bandits" they call themselves by all accounts :hilarious:

Quality!! :hilarious::hilarious:

 

[marlow17101032]

So you calling me a chav

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

So you calling me a chav

Eye, eye. Computer fight.

 

[South Bank Hank]

So you calling me a chav

Haha. No mate. It just seemed you were?

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

Last night I parked my car on Broad Oak Way I asked a group of Stevenage fans who were also parking their car if there was a path through to the away end further up the road.

The answer I received was, "You're gonna lose tonight" in a very aggressive tone.

The question is, was I unlucky, or were the rest of them like that?

According to the Luton fella i spoke to, 2 weeks ago, a lot of there fans come from Stevenage, and dont give a 'Rats' about them.

 

[marlow17101032]

Haha. No mate. It just seemed you were?

I was just saying that Stevenage is the same as Basildon full of chavs just like Southend and like any other town or city in the country

 

[Ex-Member1]

The grammer and spelling on this sight is getting worser do'nt you think? COYBB

 

[RHB]

The grammer and spelling on this sight is getting worser do'nt you think? COYBB

Theres no 'g' in spellin getagrip

 

[dannypav]

Theres no 'g' in spellin getagrip

U iz well rite there fella !

 

[Jim Levenstein]

Last night I parked my car on Broad Oak Way I asked a group of Stevenage fans who were also parking their car if there was a path through to the away end further up the road.

The answer I received was, "You're gonna lose tonight" in a very aggressive tone.

The question is, was I unlucky, or were the rest of them like that?

They must be the nastiest fans in the league!!!

 

[Sandbach Shrimper]

Our away support is normally excellent but I have to say on TV it sounded like it was the home fans who were making most of the noise. Maybe it has something to do with the fact they were in terracing whereas our fans were in allocated seating. I'm sure the Blue Voice will make plenty of noise on Thursday.

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Our away support is normally excellent but I have to say on TV it sounded like it was the home fans who were making most of the noise. Maybe it has something to do with the fact they were in terracing whereas our fans were in allocated seating. I'm sure the Blue Voice will make plenty of noise on Thursday.

I didn't go myself but found a big screen to watch it. I said to my mates who were there that the Stevenage fans sounded a lot louder than our fans. They said that their fans were under all the TV stuff, so their noise was picked up on the Microphones. He said in real life, Southend sounded louder, apart from when Stevenage had just scored.

 

[londonblue]

I didn't go myself but found a big screen to watch it. I said to my mates who were there that the Stevenage fans sounded a lot louder than our fans. They said that their fans were under all the TV stuff, so their noise was picked up on the Microphones. He said in real life, Southend sounded louder, apart from when Stevenage had just scored.

That I'd agree with. We didn't really shut up for pretty much the whole game. The only time I heard anything of any substance from then was after they had scored, which ironically was when we also made even more of an effort as well.