by bradfordbantam » 17 Mar 2015 10:32
by TBM » 17 Mar 2015 10:33
Pepe the Horseman ALOL at Ski Sunday.
by ZacNaloen » 17 Mar 2015 10:35
bradfordbantam Congrats from a Bradford fan. We are disappointed that we didn't show up, we would have liked to have at least made a game of it. That said we are immensely proud of our boys. The cup run money is very much needed and hopefully will spur us on in the League. I've seen mention of chants about the fire - load of rubbish. People obviously don't understand the "is there a fire drill" chant and are being way too touchy and looking for a problem where there isn't one. Your 12 year old thugs ( I use that term very loosely indeed!!) were entertaining and gave us all a much needed laugh. I thought our fans were in good spirits (considering!!) and even on the 5 hour journey home were relatively upbeat. I love our club and I love the attitude of our fans. I think we must be nuts but we've had a good run, you were by far the better side last night and best of luck against Arsenal. Do us a favour though and make more noise in the semi's we don't want to have to come down there and do it for you!!
by Hoop Blah » 17 Mar 2015 10:43
by Forbury Lion » 17 Mar 2015 10:51
The Secret Footballer (who was presumably cheering on his old club) posted the clip on twitter and said it's an example of how players badgering the ref can get a card changed from yellow to red, When someone pointed out that the ref changed his mind after speaking on his mike/earpiece to the linesman, he agreed, but said he only did that after the players asked him too.LibertineIan RoyalPieEater Just seen the replay and I agree. It looked harsh at the time - we are all thinking it was a yellow, but the replay showed a kung fu kick straight into Chabolah and nowhere near the ball.
I called red instantly... just went straight into him.
On tv you could see the ref reaching for his yellow card at first, but changed his mind, and rightly so, and flashed the red...
I thought it was harsh at first until I saw the replay.
by bradfordbantam » 17 Mar 2015 10:56
ZacNaloenbradfordbantam Congrats from a Bradford fan. We are disappointed that we didn't show up, we would have liked to have at least made a game of it. That said we are immensely proud of our boys. The cup run money is very much needed and hopefully will spur us on in the League. I've seen mention of chants about the fire - load of rubbish. People obviously don't understand the "is there a fire drill" chant and are being way too touchy and looking for a problem where there isn't one. Your 12 year old thugs ( I use that term very loosely indeed!!) were entertaining and gave us all a much needed laugh. I thought our fans were in good spirits (considering!!) and even on the 5 hour journey home were relatively upbeat. I love our club and I love the attitude of our fans. I think we must be nuts but we've had a good run, you were by far the better side last night and best of luck against Arsenal. Do us a favour though and make more noise in the semi's we don't want to have to come down there and do it for you!!
Ta
Wonder if those offended are day trippers who don't travel away that much?
by tidus_mi2 » 17 Mar 2015 11:00
bradfordbantamZacNaloenbradfordbantam Congrats from a Bradford fan. We are disappointed that we didn't show up, we would have liked to have at least made a game of it. That said we are immensely proud of our boys. The cup run money is very much needed and hopefully will spur us on in the League. I've seen mention of chants about the fire - load of rubbish. People obviously don't understand the "is there a fire drill" chant and are being way too touchy and looking for a problem where there isn't one. Your 12 year old thugs ( I use that term very loosely indeed!!) were entertaining and gave us all a much needed laugh. I thought our fans were in good spirits (considering!!) and even on the 5 hour journey home were relatively upbeat. I love our club and I love the attitude of our fans. I think we must be nuts but we've had a good run, you were by far the better side last night and best of luck against Arsenal. Do us a favour though and make more noise in the semi's we don't want to have to come down there and do it for you!!
Ta
Wonder if those offended are day trippers who don't travel away that much?
Possibly, although a 10 hours round trip on a Monday night would be a strange choice for a one off away game, but who knows! I don't think anyone is actually offended. Some numpty has picked up on it and made issue of it, then people have jumped on the bandwagon and probably weren't even there. We can give as good as we get, we are hardly choir boys but I thought we brought the noise last night and at least kept the spirit of the cup alive. It's hard to tell when in away end whether we are as loud as we think we are though, not sure whether the noise actually carries
by ZacNaloen » 17 Mar 2015 11:01
by Royal Lady » 17 Mar 2015 11:05
by Brum Royal » 17 Mar 2015 11:07
by Brum Royal » 17 Mar 2015 11:11
Royal Lady The idiots with the smoke bombs should be banned - how can they get past stewards, when I have to continually open my tiny little handbag every game, which can only hold a packet of fags and a mobile phone, is beyond me.
by bradfordbantam » 17 Mar 2015 11:18
by ZacNaloen » 17 Mar 2015 11:23
by bradfordbantam » 17 Mar 2015 11:27
ZacNaloen We are just a little be too middle class to really let loose at a football match. Stiff upper lip and all that, chap.
by PieEater » 17 Mar 2015 11:35
by Maguire » 17 Mar 2015 11:41
bradfordbantam Good at 3 nil down, with 10 men on a rainy Monday night, with a 5 hour journey home and work in the morning I think we made more noise than could be expected, your fans in the corner next to ours sounded to be getting stuck in but other than that I thought there would be a bit more of a party atmosphere from you. We would have been doing the conga. I'm not even joking, we have been known to! It might be the Northern working class thing but you guys need to lift the roof for the semi's its a massive occasion. Football wise you played us off the park we can play better than that, we just didn't show up. But going 2 nil down within 10 mins away from home has a way of knocking the stuffing out of ya!
by TBM » 17 Mar 2015 11:43
Maguirebradfordbantam Good at 3 nil down, with 10 men on a rainy Monday night, with a 5 hour journey home and work in the morning I think we made more noise than could be expected, your fans in the corner next to ours sounded to be getting stuck in but other than that I thought there would be a bit more of a party atmosphere from you. We would have been doing the conga. I'm not even joking, we have been known to! It might be the Northern working class thing but you guys need to lift the roof for the semi's its a massive occasion. Football wise you played us off the park we can play better than that, we just didn't show up. But going 2 nil down within 10 mins away from home has a way of knocking the stuffing out of ya!
Away fans in being more up for it than home fans shocker. Same reason Valley Parade was so quiet in the first leg.
by Seasideman » 17 Mar 2015 11:45
by Dr_Hfuhruhurr » 17 Mar 2015 11:46
by Forbury Lion » 17 Mar 2015 12:01
Did Bradford rest their entire first team squad for their previous league game like we did? If no, that's the reason.Dr_Hfuhruhurr Bradford looked exhausted from the get go; and when the opposition is a yard slower all game there should only be one outcome.
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