Wolves fan in West Lower

[Smiley Miley]

Brazenly walked through the turnstile, into the loo then onto his seat, Black and Gold WW scarf adorned round his neck.

Not sure this would happen at Millwall, Chelsea, Stoke, West Ham or any other club for that matter.

I have been in many a home end but kept a low profile and never so brazen, OK so he was about 65 but still, should it be allowed?

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

If he kept himself to himself and behaved then I don't have a huge problem with it. I'd perhaps feel differently if we were playing a rival and the fan was behaving like a cockwomble.

 

[Keith Patel]

Should've luzzed your Bovril at him.

 

[ditchy]

Should've luzzed your Bovril at him.

not at £ 2.00 a cup

 

[AmexRuislip]

Black and Gold WW scarf adorned round his neck

Was it him?

 

[Wellesley]

If it happens again, can somebody please knock him spark aaaaat. We'll end up with a reputation as a bunch oh pansies if we're not careful.

 

[heathgate]

It's against ticket sale regs, home fans only in home areas.... just an observation.

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[Goldstone1976]

I suspect that I'm towards the neo-liberal, corporate-bollox, "fan experience"-appreciating, soft, wishy-washy end of NSC opinion on matters to do with being a modern day football fan, but I have to say that I think that an oppo fan wearing their colours in our end is not acceptable.

I hope that he wasn't wearing his scarf when he came through the turnstiles - if he was, the stewards need a good talking to.

There are often oppo fans in 1901 (usually doing the hospitality thing as a treat for a group of them [Preston had a table of 16]), but they're not allowed to wear colours and they are not allowed to be loud/leery.

 

[el punal]

Brazenly walked through the turnstile, into the loo then onto his seat, Black and Gold WW scarf adorned round his neck.

Not sure this would happen at Millwall, Chelsea, Stoke, West Ham or any other club for that matter.

I have been in many a home end but kept a low profile and never so brazen, OK so he was about 65 but still, should it be allowed?

Did he bother you at all? Was he unpleasant and abusive? If not, what difference did it make. He could have been with a couple of Albion (Brighton variety) mates and thought he would show a bit of loyalty to the team he supports.

All in all though it depends on the circumstances. As you say, if he kept a low profile and didn't upset anyone then no harm done and no problem.

 

[el punal]

If it happens again, can somebody please knock him spark aaaaat. We'll end up with a reputation as a bunch oh pansies if we're not careful.

Knuckle dragging Neanderthal fans of opposition clubs already think that of us anyway.

 

[Megazone]

What's the harm in sitting with fellow football fans? We're not attending matches to defend our home end.

You'd have to be pretty sad to get bothered by opposition fans enjoying a match sitting amongst us. The only reason we are divided is because of a couple of small minded, inbred idiots who assume anyone outside their town, is a danger.

Peace and love man.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Did he applaud the away attendance?

 

[Megazone]

I hope that he wasn't wearing his scarf when he came through the turnstiles - if he was, the stewards need a good talking to.

I see your point. Scarves can be used as extremely dangerous weapons, especially ginger coloured ones.

Sack the steward now!

 

[Goldstone1976]

I see your point. Scarves can be used as extremely dangerous weapons, especially ginger coloured ones.

Sack the steward now!

 

[VAL1850]

And... If wearing a scarf was not bad enough ..... He had the audacity of taking some photographs... What ever next

http://www.molineuxmix.co.uk/index.php?threads/vs-brighton-a-teams-comms.190792/

incl post 4,24,34

 

[Murray 17]

Did he applaud the away attendance?

No, apparently he laughed at us for doing it though.

 

[Sussex Nomad]

No, apparently he laughed at us for doing it though.

Don't blame him.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Doesn't bother me. Segregation is a new fangled thing anyway. In the old days everybody mixed in together and many swapped ends at half time.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Brazenly walked through the turnstile, into the loo then onto his seat, Black and Gold WW scarf adorned round his neck.

Not sure this would happen at Millwall, Chelsea, Stoke, West Ham or any other club for that matter.

I have been in many a home end but kept a low profile and never so brazen, OK so he was about 65 but still, should it be allowed?

Yes of course it should be allowed. This is 2016 not the thug ridden 1970/80's. .

 

[BNthree]

Doesn't bother me. Segregation is a new fangled thing anyway. In the old days everybody mixed in together and many swapped ends at half time.

Still do in non-league (plus you can drink pitch side too).