The bloke seriously needs sorting, but I don't think it's fair to blame the trouble on him specifically. They were already all over the pitch by then and (despite most of the media coverage) the majority trouble was in the opposite corner.
They shouldn't have been there, they certainly shouldn't have been giving it large in there, and they gave the poor loser inbred knuckledraggers an excuse. Having said all that blaming them is utter rubbish.
I'm sure that 'nosers and me golden babbies are, were, and always will be happy that Boggies are different and "special".......That Adrian Goldberg did blame the Albion fans, in fairness.
However, he stressed on many occasions how it was disappointing because Albion fans are 'sensible'.
'We're not like Birmingham City. We're not like Wolves. And that's what we've prided ourselves on over the years'.
What an absolute tit.
Combined with the final demise of the last vestige of any pretence of footballing superiority over us, the end of their claim of somehow being a 'classier' fan base, as summed up with the whole 'dingle' thing, is almost as great an outcome of Sunday for me.That Adrian Goldberg did blame the Albion fans, in fairness.
However, he stressed on many occasions how it was disappointing because Albion fans are 'sensible'.
'We're not like Birmingham City. We're not like Wolves. And that's what we've prided ourselves on over the years'.
I'll have you know that they watch Coronation Street, EastEnders and Emmerdale every day...... lol
Thanks for that
I don't think so, I imagine those fans who had tickets in the Albion fans still probably travelled with other Wolves fans, despite being in the home end there would have been some reassurance there were 4,00 of their own at the other end of the ground.
And an alcohol ban for the rest of the season just to **** them off.
Yes it was a boxing day fixture wasn't it?
PS in the same season, Wolves Reserves beat Albion Reserves in the Central League 8-1. The Albion goalkeeper for both games was the same: Tony Millington! Imagine having 15 put past you in two games against the same club!
Would make sense, before my time, but my Mum always used to say it snowed on Boxing Day '62 and the snow was still there at the end of February '63.
Can't remember exactly, it was either Boxing Day or 27 December
It's was still there in early March mate! I went to a home game v Sheff Utd on January 10th which I think was the only game played that day in the top division because of the weather The pitch was completely covered in snow, how on earth it went ahead I'll never know. It nearly froze my *******s off standing on the South Bank. The crowd was just over 10,000, and it was a 0-0 draw. They players didn't want to be there, they just passed it round between each other like it was a training drill. Madness
He must have forgotten about their pitch invasion in the u21 game against us.
And the play offs, where they were allowed to come right up to the away end to gloat and goad us for what seemed like an eternity. Unlike them lot Sunday we were again very restrained despite a gut wrenching defeat and serious provocation.
Said it time and again, but Albion and blues are peas in a pod.
Or their pitch invasion in the play offs? 3 times now, they’re obsessed by us
while i agree with you, and i’m sure we’ve mentioned this before, sport here, particularly football is tribal.
It’s a bit much blaming adama I don’t think he was even there.
FA investigation. Could take a long time.
i was at a Courteenerw gig at Old Trafford, the week after the Manchester Arena bomb.
doesn’t matter. guilty.
I posted in the wrong thread I think lol
If Semedo could track back, win a far post header or finish then this never would have happened
So long? Surely you're not confusing them with Man City?
Through work I’ve been to a lot of premier league rugby and six nations games and to be honest I’ve really disliked it. The mixing of fans makes it a sterile atmosphere (for me).
What pub is that? Just being a **** ain't it.
I hope that guy chinned him
If not someone will one day.
