Club shirts spotted at Home Park

[NovaGreen469]

I was sat next to a Leeds fan, who was wearing his shirt

There were a couple i was sat next to and all,they weren't wearing colours though,they didn't appreciate the 'dirty northern bar steward' song after they had just drove 400 miles its fair to say

Lets think about what we sing in future on a day like yesterdays lads.

I too also think that was a bit out of order considering Brent was there with his son, as well as the other fans who made the trip down from the North.

 

[Mike Greening]

I saw a shirt with TCFC on it. I don't think it was a Truro shirt as it was not white it was red. Any ideas.

 

[jimbo_the_green]

I was sat next to a Leeds fan, who was wearing his shirt

There were a couple i was sat next to and all,they weren't wearing colours though,they didn't appreciate the 'dirty northern bar steward' song after they had just drove 400 miles its fair to say

Lets think about what we sing in future on a day like yesterdays lads.

I too also think that was a bit out of order considering Brent was there with his son, as well as the other fans who made the trip down from the North.

a) it's a football chant that's sung by Argyle fans against ANY side including Torquay, Exeter, Southampton etc. My mum's from Bolton but has been going to Argyle with my dad since the 70's and doesn't take offence.

b) there are hundreds if not thousands of people there with their children, why would this weekend be any different? Should all questionable chants be banned if Brent takes over?

To the point of the thread it was a great day and I doubt a single fan from another club left offended by any of the chants. If there's one thing that's universal amongst football supporters it's a sense of humour and a love of a good atmosphere

 

[NovaGreen469]

Thats ok then, there are thousands of kids at the match, that must mean its 'ok' to sing the chant.

 

[jimbo_the_green]

Thats ok then, there are thousands of kids at the match, that must mean its 'ok' to sing the chant.

In my opinion yes

 

[plymouth1987]

Oxford United gutted i missed it!

 

[Bermudian Green]

I can't help but notice that a certain club up the road are conspicuous by their absence.

 

[Woodchip]

There's a Bristol City fan behind the Argyle lady!!

Brilliant, the brotherhood of football came to Home Park. :clap:

gg likes this .

Woodchip is the guy in the 'skint' birghton top

That is indeed me.

 

[GreenMatt]

I saw a shirt with TCFC on it. I don't think it was a Truro shirt as it was not white it was red. Any ideas.

Truro's away shirt was red last season I believe, or it is on FM anyway!

 

[Iggy]

I can't help but notice that a certain club up the road are conspicuous by their absence.

I was just about to mention that myself.

 

[Barlow_pafc]

what a great day it was on Sat - took the misus along in her Bristol Rovers shirt (block 3 half way up), she was so impressed by the response that she got, all the thanks for turning up etc.

:clap: :clap: :clap: I was so proud to be ARGYLE!!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:

Now cant wait for Crawley away!!

 

[ecfcsomerset]

Did not think it was the best thing to wear but I know a few did attend

We don't want you to go bust we like the games and the cash it brings in to both clubs

 

[Anonymous]

Yep, there would have been no problems on Saturday.

Saw Palace and Brighton fans shake hands, even Pompey and Saint got along, so I'm sure we would have.

 

[Bubba]

There was an elderly grecian sand his grandson at in the Grandstand, I spoke to him before the game and he was very nervous about wearing his shirt and bearing it, told him I thought it was a fantastic gesture and he just said "when all is said a done we are all football fans and I had to do my bit".

 

[Bermudian Green]

There was an elderly grecian sand his grandson at in the Grandstand, I spoke to him before the game and he was very nervous about wearing his shirt and bearing it, told him I thought it was a fantastic gesture and he just said "when all is said a done we are all football fans and I had to do my bit".

Ahh, that's good. I was thinking it was perhaps they are a few years behind everyone else up there they hadn't actually heard about the day.