Tony Bloom

[Thunder Bolt]

I remember when NSC sponsored a match at Withdean, against Sunderland, and we were all roundly told off for getting too excited. Not a telling off by a steward, though. It was the Chief Executive who told us to sit down and shut up. The Sunderland directors were quite cool about it, even though they weren't used to watching their team lose. Not that season, anyway.

The funniest one was when Nsc sponsored a match against Peterborough, singing songs about Barry Fry, when it was pointed out his wife was behind us.

 

[NooBHA]

It wasn't a steward, it was one of the playing staff!


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I still say ****em. UNLESS the tickets were allocated to Brentford fans. It's up to the home club to adequately adopt segregation

 

[Bry Nylon]

The funniest one was when Nsc sponsored a match against Peterborough, singing songs about Barry Fry, when it was pointed out his wife was behind us.

She started it.

 

[amexer]

That clip of Bloom should be shown on screen on a regular basis to remind all supporters how lucky we are.

 

[AmexRuislip]

still maintain that Brentford are nothing more than a bunch of taxi drivers on their day off.

Well you may be right, as where I was parked, there were a unmanned taxis parked nearby me

 

[lawros left foot]

The one with the seagull on their head, is it Gareth Barry?

Well done Sir

 

[GABS]

Must be something about our away end and owners wanting to get in there http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co....s-whites-fans-in-crowd-at-brentford-1-6865570

Whilst Celino isn't your ideal owner Bloom and Benham seem really similar, from how they made their money to being usually quite reserved and valuing their privacy.

Maybe being too similar is how their dislike for each other developed?

 

[GreersElbow]

To me, the significance of his celebrations just shows that he has the club's best interests at heart - a fan first and foremost.

 

[Hamilton]

I couldn't get a ticket because I was 3 loyalty points under the threshold so I was wondering how many loyalty points does Tony have. I'm guessing he might have a few.

Good point. I demand an investigation. Bloom out!


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[Stat Brother]

To me, the significance of his celebrations just shows that he has the club's best interests at heart - a fan first and foremost.

But the £250,000,000 straight out of his pocket doesn't?

 

[el punal]

Well you may be right, as where I was parked, there were a unmanned taxis parked nearby me

Wasn't Govia Cabs by any chance?

 

[WildWood]

I spent yesterday in the boardroom, directors box, hospitality & even the press lounge.

Shame it was the Amex tour before the beamback

 

[AmexRuislip]

Wasn't Govia Cabs by any chance?

I say Uber, you say superb

 

[Official Old Man]

I couldn't get a ticket because I was 3 loyalty points under the threshold so I was wondering how many loyalty points does Tony have. I'm guessing he might have a few.

My thought on the day. Presuming a memo goes down to the ticket office to put a couple to one side for him.
Also, apart from the chanting when he arrived, very little hassle towards him. Had we lost, many chairmen would have run away early.
And finally, if a chap with a brand new scarf sat next to me in the Amex I'd presume he was a newcomer and give him some stick!!!!!

 

[el punal]

I say Uber, you say superb

 

[Dolph Ins]

Poor chap. I would't want anyone videoing me yesterday particularly with those vile Brentford fans halfway down the equivalent of the WSL.

 

[Your Mum]

I spent yesterday in...

...your mum.

 

[Dancin Ninja BHA]

I don't even know what it's like in the Directors Box at the Amex. .

Amazing view, (slight upgrade from my seat in the North has to be said!) BUT very sterile. No singing, shouting, swearing, etc, etc. Lottery who you sit next to, could be a scout who spends their whole time making notes on a player/s in this weird shorthand style language, or a ancient ex board member whose should be in a retirement home, or the dolly bird I was sat next to last season who I am hoping was accompanying her dad, not her 'sugar daddy'.......about 4o year age difference!

In the same way Bloom enjoys the 'proper' fan experience, it's also good to see how the 'other half' spend their time watching the Albion

 

[NooBHA]

Amazing view, (slight upgrade from my seat in the North has to be said!) BUT very sterile. No singing, shouting, swearing, etc, etc. Lottery who you sit next to, could be a scout who spends their whole time making notes on a player/s in this weird shorthand style language, or a ancient ex board member whose should be in a retirement home, or the dolly bird I was sat next to last season who I am hoping was accompanying her dad, not her 'sugar daddy'.......about 4o year age difference!

In the same way Bloom enjoys the 'proper' fan experience, it's also good to see how the 'other half' spend their time watching the Albion

Actually, its not that difficult a language to understand. Its mostly squad numbers based and linked to formations. All managers, coaches and scouts seem to use it.

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Gully's away day trip after going into all the four pubs at the corners around Griffin Park?

Sadly, only three now.