Am fine thanks Michael, hope your over your stay in hospital and it went well.
As you know things have been a little manic over last two weeks but your message regarding the 10 mins has been discussed and we agreed to give it our support. We did not want to push it to much until the week before or else like a lot of things on these boards the interest would die off.
The concept is very good and like you said earlier we need individuals or groups to start it by standing up at an agreed time. My personal view is that is should be at 10 mins as every single City fan will want to show full support for our young team who have overcome -10 points in such a great way.
What do you think?
I always do.
Lets clap anywhere between 10 and 20 minutes in tribute to the 10 to 20 hill protesters.
32 yesterday. We stayed till the end when did you leave was it with the load that left after Tranmere scored their fourth or was it after the fifth?
Right till the death comrade.counted 11 first half
On the left side and 21 on the right, As they kicked off I counted 651 in the ground
Then I salute you comrade.see you Tuesday,failing that see you at franchise fc next Saturday
Yes I shall be there on tuesday and after talking to the Wimbledon Trust and with their blessing will be at MK their only wish is that we beat them.
There is a sort of hill,you just won't see any of the game.
What are you on about?
There is a sort of hill,you just won't see any of the game.
PS: What a fucking farce........
Its a terrible idea, the Trust, berefit of any
genuine leverage in this situation resort back to pointless stunts like this again. PS I also counted about 10 on the hill and none in the second half (unless the naughty tinkers had come into the ground of course NOPM!)
Is Torch a liar then ?
On the booing thread he claimed cheering on the hill when the fith goal went in ?
There was no one visible on the hill when the goal went in. I didnt hear that I must say. Whatever the hill people have done, I have never seen them do anything but cheer the team when we score and remain quiet when a goal goes against us. they are just Cov fans at the end of the day.
Might have been a sarcastic cheer rather than actual glee, like those times when the referee gets a standing ovation for giving us a throw-in.
There was no one visible on the hill when the goal went in. I didnt hear that I must say. Whatever the hill people have done, I have never seen them do anything but cheer the team when we score and remain quiet when a goal goes against us. they are just Cov fans at the end of the day.[/QUOTE
Its good to know we are seen and heard.
There were not many on the Hill Saturday, but those who were (about 20) always move round to the other side at half time so they can see the goal City are attacking.
It was rather strange on Saturday as although understandable fans were pouring out after the fourth goal, we could hear the away fans but its rare we ever City fans.
For those who ever want to experience watching from the Hill, wrap up well, but its a very good view and you will be surprised how much of the pitch you can see.
Its good to know we are seen and heard.
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