npower Football League 2011/2012

Radford11 wrote:

CTFC~ced wrote:

The numbers of the wymans would improve greatly if they went in the home terrace behind the goal or if tickets in the in2print stand were cheaper. It's partly due to the reluctance of our fans to depart from the skip to the In2print stand due to the price difference of £5 a ticket from behind the goal to that of the In2print stand

The wymans mainly formed as sound generally struggles to get past the half way line in the speedy skips stand, due to the low roof. For the wymans to be succesfull ultras (if they choose to be) then they'd need around 50 lads at every game or we'd end up with 10 or so fans waving flags and singing crappy eastern European songs. Kind of like those Morecambe fans.

At the moment, I can't fault the Wymans one bit and they still stick to traditional cheltenham songs (we can't read) and have a song for every player, and I've yet to see them get in any trouble or slag the team off during the game. created at WR

Burytilidie wrote:I'm sticking with my boy ctfc~ced although i haven't visited Edgar Street yet.

coolhead33 wrote:

Burytilidie wrote:I'm sticking with my boy ctfc~ced although i haven't visited Edgar Street yet.

You don't want to as it's a shit although that was probably because we lost 2-0.

I haven't been to WR, what's it like Ced?

leavemyarsealona wrote:Hello?

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:I might be the only one, but does anyone else always look out for how nice the ticket is at away games? I always like to check and see if the clubs tickets are a nice size to go in my wallet and look nice. Leeds tickets are a good size for the wallet as they're long and thin so don't stick out, look quite good as well. Just got my Burnley ones and these are looking like possibly the nicest ones of the season so far, West Ham had a nice design but were far too big!

Man, that is pretty sad.

Burytilidie wrote:

leavemyarsealona wrote:Hello?

leavemyarsealona wrote:

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:I might be the only one, but does anyone else always look out for how nice the ticket is at away games? I always like to check and see if the clubs tickets are a nice size to go in my wallet and look nice. Leeds tickets are a good size for the wallet as they're long and thin so don't stick out, look quite good as well. Just got my Burnley ones and these are looking like possibly the nicest ones of the season so far, West Ham had a nice design but were far too big!

Man, that is pretty sad.

I do the same, Rotherhams tickets are decent.

Burytilidie wrote:

LADS ON TOUR 2K11

coolhead33 wrote:

Burytilidie wrote:I'm sticking with my boy ctfc~ced although i haven't visited Edgar Street yet.

You don't want to as it's a shit although that was probably because we lost 2-0.

I haven't been to WR, what's it like Ced?

CTFC~ced wrote:

coolhead33 wrote:
You don't want to as it's a shit although that was probably because we lost 2-0.

I haven't been to WR, what's it like Ced?

Personally I love our stadium as it has all the assemblement of a traditional football ground (speedy skips stand, main grandstand), as well as being modernized to be of suitable football league standard. All the stands are very close to the pitch meaning you pretty much get an excellent view in all stands. The In2print stand along the side of the pitch doesn't even have any barriers at the front of the stand to stop people going onto the pitch or players falling into the fans. Some times when teams take long throw ins, the players take a few steps into the main exists of the stand .

CTFC~ced wrote:As for the tickets, the worst I got was at Wimbledon which how exactly as Radford describes Morecambes - pink paper slips, which fell apart in my pocket as it was pissing down.

Burytilidie wrote:I have been WR i like it as its a traditional ground and we brought a few there.

Radford11 wrote:
Yep its a shithole no one can deny that, people like the traditional feel of it though and it can generate a good atmosphere.

Was funny seeing Leeds fans getting mardy because they was losing to Hereford United in a league match though.

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:I might be the only one, but does anyone else always look out for how nice the ticket is at away games? I always like to check and see if the clubs tickets are a nice size to go in my wallet and look nice. Leeds tickets are a good size for the wallet as they're long and thin so don't stick out, look quite good as well. Just got my Burnley ones and these are looking like possibly the nicest ones of the season so far, West Ham had a nice design but were far too big!

Man, that is pretty sad.

CTFC~ced wrote:
Personally I love our stadium as it has all the assemblement of a traditional football ground (speedy skips stand, main grandstand), as well as being modernized to be of suitable football league standard. All the stands are very close to the pitch meaning you pretty much get an excellent view in all stands. The In2print stand along the side of the pitch doesn't even have any barriers at the front of the stand to stop people going onto the pitch or players falling into the fans. Some times when teams take long throw ins, the players take a few steps into the main exists of the stand .

CTFC~ced wrote:
Personally I love our stadium as it has all the assemblement of a traditional football ground (speedy skips stand, main grandstand), as well as being modernized to be of suitable football league standard. All the stands are very close to the pitch meaning you pretty much get an excellent view in all stands. The In2print stand along the side of the pitch doesn't even have any barriers at the front of the stand to stop people going onto the pitch or players falling into the fans. Some times when teams take long throw ins, the players take a few steps into the main exists of the stand .

I want to see your ground now. Do many players jump into the fans after scoring?

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CTFC~ced wrote:

CTFC~ced wrote:
Personally I love our stadium as it has all the assemblement of a traditional football ground (speedy skips stand, main grandstand), as well as being modernized to be of suitable football league standard. All the stands are very close to the pitch meaning you pretty much get an excellent view in all stands. The In2print stand along the side of the pitch doesn't even have any barriers at the front of the stand to stop people going onto the pitch or players falling into the fans. Some times when teams take long throw ins, the players take a few steps into the main exists of the stand .

I want to see your ground now. Do many players jump into the fans after scoring?

It doesn't happen that much unless it's an important last minute winner/equalizer as the player would get booked for celebrating with the fans. I remember last season us scoring 2 goals in the last 5 minutes to draw 2-2 against Torquay in front of the wymans. Some of the wymans ended up on the pitch with the players celebrating the goal .

Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:Worst ticket I've got was Sheffield United. It's like somebody has scanned the red ticket into a computer and then re printed it on a bigger piece of card so there's a big white gap at the side. Hard to describe but I'm sure Coolhead will see what I mean.