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chris blanc

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Originally Posted By: Jeff
This is indeed good news.
I feel better knowing that I will not be surrounded by people going 'what's the goalkeeper called?'

Let's make some NOISE!

I have a total of four home shirts from through the ages so I will be giving these out to the non-believers who have jumped on the bandwagon to wear on the day.


Jeff, you can add 2 of my previous shirts to your quota there if you like. I'll be taking my current top to Orlando, but you can give out the other 2 as long as you look after them

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Jeff Newbie

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Sorry Waggamick. My three old ones will go to the hangers on who I am going to the match with.

 

Cheers Chris.

 

Maybe you could have one of those Mick?

 

He has a red one and a blue/grey away one from a seasons back.

I would go for the red one.

 

Will obviously have to find somewhere to meet up with you first though.

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Bill Kent Newbie

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So who is this god that defines who is a proper supporter.

 

I like many others attend home games regardless of snow, rain, wind, cold Tuesdays and imbeciles and have done so for many, many years.

 

Rarely do I attend away matches, unless they are reasonably close, but I do consider myself to be a supporter, proper or otherwise.

 

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Agreed, Bill. I can't make all home games, nor can I make most away games.

I was free to watch the reserves last week at Margate, though, so went. And very enjoyable it was too.

As I saw the Ramsgate and Dartford KSC games as well, I guess I am more a fan of the youth/reserve team than the first team.

One thing is certain.

At Wembley, we will all be singing from the same hymnn sheet!!

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waggamick Newbie

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Originally Posted By: Jeff
Sorry Waggamick. My three old ones will go to the hangers on who I am going to the match with.

Cheers Chris.

Maybe you could have one of those Mick?

He has a red one and a blue/grey away one from a seasons back.
I would go for the red one.

Will obviously have to find somewhere to meet up with you first though.



Would be great.
Meeting at Globe (42-47 Marylebone St) opposite Baker St. Tube entrance at 11am.
Will buy you a beer or two. beer2
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Originally Posted By: Bill Kent
So who is this god that defines who is a proper supporter.

I like many others attend home games regardless of snow, rain, wind, cold Tuesdays and imbeciles and have done so for many, many years.

Rarely do I attend away matches, unless they are reasonably close, but I do consider myself to be a supporter, proper or otherwise.

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Maybe the question should be, when Is someone not a real supporter? that way you less inclined to insult people.

I will start with the obvious, people that turn up once every 5 /10 years when there is a big or important game on.there glory hunters just so they can say they were there.
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Jeff Newbie

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Yep. That was where I was heading anyway.

 

Not sure how we will find each other though.

 

Will you be wearing a red rose? I will be in a red shirt!

 

I'll have to pick the shirt up from Chris before he goes to the States. This will not be a problem.

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Real supporters are those who make the effort to get up out of the armchair and go to the games, not those who take the pi** when you go to work on a monday morning cos we have lost and they are crowing that WE are top of the league ( Man utd ) when nthey have never ever seen them play live........that reallys pisses me off

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Real supporters are those who make the effort to get up out of the armchair and go to the games, not those who take the pi** when you go to work on a monday morning cos we have lost and they are crowing that WE are top of the league ( Man utd ) when nthey have never ever seen them play live........that reallys pisses me off


I have a feeling your not alone on that one.
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waggamick Newbie

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Yep. That was where I was heading anyway.

Not sure how we will find each other though.

Will you be wearing a red rose? I will be in a red shirt!

I'll have to pick the shirt up from Chris before he goes to the States. This will not be a problem.

Much appreciated.
I'll be wearing a green Wagga Wagga Country Club floppy hat.
It's getting exciting...isn't it!!!!!!
Mick
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waggamick Newbie

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Just got the 'Red Shirt' reference.

That's ok I'll just walk around the bar yelling out Jeff!

 

I'll be in Spain with Wagga Sally (wife)from April 9th-21st and Italy until May 8th then its Venice to Gatwick.

I'll keep an eye out for possible Ebsfleet (Cheer Leaders) signings!

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Or the man u 'fan' on talk sport after the aldershot game 2nd leg, who had the audacity to moan about the manager's tactics and team selection because they had only beaten Derby 1-0, and gone top of the premiersh*t, and when asked whether he was at the game, he replied no.

Anyway, glory hunters or not, as long as they come and support the Fleet on May 10th I do not care, it is all money in our coffers.

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Meeting at Globe (42-47 Marylebone St) opposite Baker St. Tube entrance at 11am.



This Globe place... is it, like, fairly big? Cos if we're all going there, how the hell will I get a drink in!!

And another thing, is it more welcoming than Gravesend's former Globe pub, surely one of the worst sh!tholes in living memory?
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