Fighting in Demport End today

[Bristol Rich]

No it is just that the ultra negative hecklers are too loud and annoy pretty much everyone around them.

They are bad when we are doing well so seasons like this just serve to crank up the volume and fuel their agendas.

Given our league position I'm surprised there is as little heckling as there is.

 

[TPG Extreme]

I heard the ridiculous ‘We’re falling apart’ chant. Perhaps it was that.

Come on Ian find the Humour in in. Picture it the advertising board had literally just come away from the back of the stand. We where struggling on the pitch against a very bad Bradford team, the grandstand looks like it’s beeb blown up and there was a fight between fans. Looking around it actually did for that second feel like the club was falling apart. Humour in dark times always comes out of top

 

[pearces greens]

This happened 8 or 9 rows behind us, I think the fella involved was the one who starts most of the chants in the demport, from what I could hear he was getting a little frustrated that no one was really singing and someone gave him a shove, cue the handbags.

As with most of the stuff that happens in there it appeared to be alcohol related.

I thought most of the cheering when Edwards went off came from the Lyndhurst?

No it wasn't us in the Lyndhurst, it was the other ten players

 

[moles40]

There's a lad right behind us in Block 3 who is ultra negative, doesn't have a good word to say even when we're winning/playing well and it grates on those who do support the Club through thick and thinner.
Yesterday was a case of the straw breaking the camels back. My mate approached said person in an aggressive manner but didn't lay a finger on him. He was then shoved down 3 rows. As you can imagine he wasn't best pleased to having been assaulted so confronted the lad again. Lots of shouted ensued before they were separated and my mate moved several rows away to calm the situation and focus fans and their phones onto the pitch (it was amazing to see how many wanted to film the action, lots of budding cameramen for Sky to recruit...)
He apologised to those sat around the incidect after the final whistle.

Sounds like your mate should be thrown out if he’s going around threatening other fans in an AGRESSIVE manner as you put it.Not acceptable in any way.How many other fans is he threatening in an agressive manner because they are negative,perhaps they are fed up seeing the team unable to defend match after match.

Sounds like you support his actions,so your no better yourself roblem:

 

[Knibbsworth]

Of course they are!
The fans (too loud. not loud enough) the referees, the budget, the redevelopment, the moss, the alignment of the stars, the beating of the wings of a butterfly in the Amazon.
Only one element not to blame. Lord V Neck. He Who Took Us To Wembley

At the end of the day you are a fan that got so fed up with Adams winning that you stopped going to Argyle and logged out of Pasoti for five months. I respect your opinion about as much as my neighbour's African grey parrot, only his soundbites are less predictable.

 

[IJN]

I heard the ridiculous ‘We’re falling apart’ chant. Perhaps it was that.

Come on Ian find the Humour in in. Picture it the advertising board had literally just come away from the back of the stand. We where struggling on the pitch against a very bad Bradford team, the grandstand looks like it’s beeb blown up and there was a fight between fans. Looking around it actually did for that second feel like the club was falling apart. Humour in dark times always comes out of top

As I thought I explained, I didn't realise why it was being sung. Now I do, I get it and it was funny. Being in Block 12, we didn't see anything just heard the chant. :greensmile:

 

[Shankster]

I heard the ridiculous ‘We’re falling apart’ chant. Perhaps it was that.

Come on Ian find the Humour in in. Picture it the advertising board had literally just come away from the back of the stand. We where struggling on the pitch against a very bad Bradford team, the grandstand looks like it’s beeb blown up and there was a fight between fans. Looking around it actually did for that second feel like the club was falling apart. Humour in dark times always comes out of top

As I thought I explained, I didn't realise why it was being sung. Now I do, I get it and it was funny. Being in Block 12, we didn't see anything just heard the chant. :greensmile:

I agree, ‘falling apart’ utisied as ‘past tense’ is slightly disingenuous

 

[up the line]

Of course they are!
The fans (too loud. not loud enough) the referees, the budget, the redevelopment, the moss, the alignment of the stars, the beating of the wings of a butterfly in the Amazon.
Only one element not to blame. Lord V Neck. He Who Took Us To Wembley

At the end of the day you are a fan that got so fed up with Adams winning that you stopped going to Argyle and logged out of Pasoti for five months. I respect your opinion about as much as my neighbour's African grey parrot, only his soundbites are less predictable.

Oh gosh, you not respecting my opinion has really ruined my weekend. I watched a cracking game of football on Saturday (not Argyle) and I've had a great couple of days but you know I value YOUR opinion of me so so so very much that I'm truly broken. Boo hoo hoo, Knibbswirth doesn't like me, how can I possibly go on?

By the way is the parrot available to manage a struggling third division team?

 

[gaspargomez]

It's about passion Gaspar, I don't get passionate about shopping but I do about Argyle!

It never fails to amaze me when people try to justify agressive behaviour towards others on the basis of " being passionate".

 

[meetoo]

got a bit feisty in Block 14 at times too.

That was down to the gobby bearded guy in the mac. Either a bad case of Tourette’s or an early Xmas present of a book on Anglo Saxon swear words!!

 

[Stiffler]

To be fair, I’ve seen bigger corner flags than 99% of the folk who occupy the Devonpot End, most would struggle to throw a cricket ball, let alone a punch!

 

[L G]

got a bit feisty in Block 14 at times too.

That was down to the gobby bearded guy in the mac. Either a bad case of Tourette’s or an early Xmas present of a book on Anglo Saxon swear words!!

The initial altercation happened right in front/by my side.
I really thought the old bloke in front was going to punch my mate.
Tensions are running high.
They both shook hands and apologised to each other at the end of the match.
Let's see what happens against Accrington.

 

[meetoo]

If your mate was the one in the mac who had a beard could you please let him know my 82 year old mother doesn’t like the Cundle word. There are other words to use. We’re all passionate about our team and I used a few choice words on Saturday but the continual stream of f@ck and Cundle wears a bit thin after awhile!

 

[meetoo]

Flip and Matt Munroe we’re not the words I entered

 

[PAFC123]

To be fair, I’ve seen bigger corner flags than 99% of the folk who occupy the Devonpot End, most would struggle to throw a cricket ball, let alone a punch!

Unlike you then, you're like Mike Tyson with your punches because you're so hard