I think the sea of sky blue with scarves, flags etc . Wondering if a bit like 87 all of the services down the M1 will be full of the souvenir sellers - Checkatrade was big, League 2 was massive, but this will be off the scaleProbably not the first club to have this idea at Wembley but also can never remember seeing a club do one at Wembley.
Huddersfield did pretty much exactly what I'm describingProbably not the first club to have this idea at Wembley but also can never remember seeing a club do one at Wembley.
Agree this could look great, all different flags and scarves new and old would look classI think the sea of sky blue with scarves, flags etc . Wondering if a bit like 87 all of the services down the M1 will be full of the souvenir sellers - Checkatrade was big, League 2 was massive, but this will be off the scale
This is what Palace did in the FA Cup last year
That thing was embarrassingThat’s more cringeworthy than the upside down towel at the CBS
Was it meant to be that small or was it like Stonehenge in Spinal TapThat’s more cringeworthy than the upside down towel at the CBS
Was it meant to be that small or was it like Stonehenge in Spinal Tap
In championship play off finals in the past there has been some very impressive tifo/displays from the sides involved. Is anybody aware of any plans from the club for Coventry to do something? Would be class to have the whole West end of Wembley in giant sky blue and white stripes with the 'Rise, Together' slogan that's been used along this journey unveiled. Cost could be a fair bit but is irrelevant if we win! Would this be organised by the club or fan groups?
What does tifo mean?
No. It's about fancy dress, mexican waves and vuvuzelasI think these organised things can often look cocky, unless it’s already part of your fan culture. 26,000 plastic flags didn’t help Boro the other night. The sea of Sky Blue including lots of individual flags and scarves definitely. And a looong rendition of twist and shout. and singing our song book for 90 minutes. Much more impact I think
I’ve just seen that the word itself has Italian origins.What does tifo mean?
What does tifo mean?
It doesn’t - the Italian for team is squadra.
It doesn’t - the Italian for team is squadra.
It’s to do with typhus fever and delirium, which is why in Italian they’re called tifosi, meaning they’re suffering from it due to the team.
Will have to remember that one to wind the locals up!Wiki disagrees and says this is a false etymology: Tifosi - Wikipedia
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