Sea of Blue and White for the Doncaster game

[MattyC]

Club urges fans to be in blue and white for the Doncaster game

 

[Working class pride]

I would have thought a re run of the fireman's hats would be a better idea. Donny fans would join in as well. Who else went to that Brighton v Donny game at Gillingham?

 

[dougdeep]

Shirt amnesty and cut price old shirts too.

 

[scooter1]

I've got 1901 for this game as a birthday present, does that mean I'm allowed to wear a home shirt

 

[Return of the Rev]

clackergate all over again

 

[Geestar]

Got myself a new kit for £15....perfect!

 

[Seagulltonian]

clackergate all over again

If there's clackers for this game, mine will be ripped up and thrown in the air as kick-off takes place!

 

[colonies man]

Hope you got the old mans,cassie said monies in the bank,hope to wake up here in Perth with a good result.

 

[Geestar]

Hope you got the old mans,cassie said monies in the bank,hope to wake up here in Perth with a good result.

Got it....ready for the 5th round

 

[The Large One]

I've got 1901 for this game as a birthday present, does that mean I'm allowed to wear a home shirt

Blue and white shirt for you.

http://www.bensherman.com/plectrum-multi-spot-print-shirt.html

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Shirt amnesty and cut price old shirts too.

Good idea , all those Premier League shirts recycled & sent off to 3rd world countries and a bonfire in Bennetts Field car park for half a dozen Palace shirts handed over anonymously in a Aldi carrier bag.

 

[scooter1]

Blue and white shirt for you.

http://www.bensherman.com/plectrum-multi-spot-print-shirt.html

£85 for a Ben Sherman, good grief. Even on sale at 50% it's a bit rich! unlike me. Nice thought though, cheers

 

[Wellesley]

They'll be a sea of empty blue seats if we keep missing out on new signings.

 

[Eksman]

Got myself a new kit for £15....perfect!

Full kit

 

[Geestar]

Full kit

Just the shirt

 

[Eksman]

Just the shirt

 

[Acker79]

So, did anyone see it as a sea of blue and white? I didn't. There did seem to be a lot of people in red tops/coats around the ground (I mean in the home areas, obviously there was a lot of red in the away section)

But other than that it seemed to me to be the same sort of crowd, clothes colour wise, as normal.

Is that the club not getting the message out? The fans not wanting to take part in pre-organised contrived corporate fan displays? Disenchantment with the run of form/transfer window leading up to the game? Simple apathy to the idea? Me not noticing that it was much more blue and white than normal?

 

[Hotchilidog]

So, did anyone see it as a sea of blue and white? I didn't. There did seem to be a lot of people in red tops/coats around the ground (I mean in the home areas, obviously there was a lot of red in the away section)

But other than that it seemed to me to be the same sort of crowd, clothes colour wise, as normal.

Is that the club not getting the message out? The fans not wanting to take part in pre-organised contrived corporate fan displays? Disenchantment with the run of form/transfer window leading up to the game? Simple apathy to the idea? Me not noticing that it was much more blue and white than normal?

I think it was just cold, thus rendering the display of replica kits somewhat moot. It was more than likely a ruse to help shift the last of this stock of shirts, which is ok by me.

 

[supaseagull]

So, did anyone see it as a sea of blue and white? I didn't. There did seem to be a lot of people in red tops/coats around the ground (I mean in the home areas, obviously there was a lot of red in the away section)

But other than that it seemed to me to be the same sort of crowd, clothes colour wise, as normal.

Is that the club not getting the message out? The fans not wanting to take part in pre-organised contrived corporate fan displays? Disenchantment with the run of form/transfer window leading up to the game? Simple apathy to the idea? Me not noticing that it was much more blue and white than normal?

I don't think it was any of that...Either people (as I did) forgot or they were more worried about not getting completely soaked on the way home from the match.

 

[bhanutz]

So, did anyone see it as a sea of blue and white? I didn't. There did seem to be a lot of people in red tops/coats around the ground (I mean in the home areas, obviously there was a lot of red in the away section)

But other than that it seemed to me to be the same sort of crowd, clothes colour wise, as normal.

Is that the club not getting the message out? The fans not wanting to take part in pre-organised contrived corporate fan displays? Disenchantment with the run of form/transfer window leading up to the game? Simple apathy to the idea? Me not noticing that it was much more blue and white than normal?

Does anyone really care? I will NEVER wear a replica top to a football match..... my son does though!