Following on from The Roost...

[Dick Knights Mumm]

amex 2011 we dont sell bovril

We will bring our own. In our thermos flasks.

 

[Cantona's Flying Dropkick]

If you all hate the roosters clap your hands
If you all hate the roosters clap your hands
If you all hate the roosters
If you all hate the roosters
If you all hate the roosters clap your hands

 

[Martinf]

Look at you all (well some) having a pop at each other over the best place to be at The Amex. It's going to rock wherever you are. I'm planning WSU STs but will hopefully get tickets if I can for cup matches in other areas to experience the full monty. I'm also planning to visit every bar, food outlet, betting kiosk and piss house over the course of the next few seasons to sample their delights (well maybe not every piss house). It's going to be f***ing magic I tell thee.

 

[Mellotron]

No doubt, only mucking about geeza.

Am surprised at the lack of people wanting to go in North Stand though, West Stand was always the Library at the Goldstone.

 

[Martinf]

No doubt, only mucking about geeza.

Am surprised at the lack of people wanting to go in North Stand though, West Stand was always the Library at the Goldstone.

Tru Dat

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

You need an "end" at a ground, rather than a "side", if you get my gist. So we are going for the North Stand - the view will be fine, the noise will be there and we'll give it all we've got.

It may not be terraced, it isn't the Goldstone but I'm confident it ... will ... rock

 

[Return of the Rev]

All of it is a bit gay.

what about a gay gathering wsu at the rear

 

[Cornish seagull!]

But those who traditionally occupied the North Stand are all now fourteen years older: teenagers are middle aged men. Middle aged men are verging on old-ness. Thus: they are all moving into West Stand territory.

this

 

[les dynam]

bit sad to see the drift from the north to the west upper. i thought the north was going to be like the old north stand?

i've an west upper ST, purchased on day 2 of the presentations, mainly because in my group we've a few old boys who wanted to sit in the east, so upper west was the compromise. but i'm starting to regret this a touch.

i guess it'll take a year or two before we all end up where we want to be. but i really did hope that after all these years the north stand would be the heartbeat of the new ground, and those season tickets would be hugely sought after and treasured with pride. i guess it's up to the younger generation to take up the mantle!