Bournemouth away support

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Bournemouth away support

Good on the many Bournemouth fans for supporting their team.

It was, after all a nothing game and they certainly had a good following - more money in the old coffers.

Sitting on the train to Clapham, I sat behind a group of Cherries fans, who, even though they lost had a most enjoyable afternoon and were quite surprised at the cauldron of noise coming not just from one side of the ground, but from all three sides.

Were amazed that the ref didn't spot the handball near the end but didn't hold any grudges, figured we derserved a bit of luck.

Top Fans.
 

Bournemouth away support

yes.... that was a rather obviously handball - lucky we were at home and the ref bottled it. Obviously there will be those tha say the ref had a wonderful game but bottling that decision means he was one of the worst(from a impertial point-of-view of course!)
 

Bournemouth away support

I did meet a couple of em on the way back and they did shake my hand and say well done! I think the taunting was a bit much some of em seemed to clap us and stayed to see the lap of honour! by then their "firm" gone.

Also taunting creates horse's on the pitch and the streets and I do not Like Horse Sh*t in my motor:nono:

Think on!
 

Bournemouth away support

Banana said:
yes.... that was a rather obviously handball - lucky we were at home and the ref bottled it. Obviously there will be those tha say the ref had a wonderful game but bottling that decision means he was one of the worst(from a impertial point-of-view of course!)

He owed us a red card anyway and looked like he knew it.
 

Bournemouth away support

how did the horses get through the turnstiles :scratch:
more comps no doubt :rolleyes:
 

Bournemouth away support

Met a couple of b/mouth lads on the train and they were real "diamonds".


Good luck next season cherries!
 

Bournemouth away support

One of my customers is a Bournemouth fan and we went for a drink after the game he and his mates were so glad that we stayed.Playing them is almost like a local derby.

:wave: :cool: :cool: :wave:
 

Bournemouth away support

yeah, i agree, all really sporting people.
after the match, when we were waiting for our players to come out, i saw the bournemouth players looking pretty miserable, so i went over to them and congratulated them on giving us a good game, told them they played well, and that i looked forward to meeting them again next season. that made 'em smile.
 

Bournemouth away support

i don't know what the beach ball thing was about (more then likely some kind of dig at us) but it did amuse me greatley all the same. a bit like celtic v rangers only with a lot less beach balls and supporters, but nethertheless a friendly derby match, and always welcome in my book
 

Bournemouth away support

simon_porter00 said:
i don't know what the beach ball thing was about


:rolleyes: rofl

Would you have got it if we were playing Brighton, Torquay or Southend or even Clacton-on-sea perhaps?
 

Bournemouth away support

It wasn't a dig at you at all

Judging on our last couple of games, we thought we might get bored so brought some toys to play with :D

And we live by a beach...

Shame you stewards nicked half of em before we got in though

Paul - www.rednblack.net
 

Bournemouth away support

BoroBee said:
What sort of a man takes a lilo to a football match???? :wave:

They would argue what sorta fans have cheese crazes, it's just part of the fun of football really aint it ;)
 

Bournemouth away support

Lived and workd down on Bournemouth for a year. Great people, so I'm not surprised at their fans. Top fans, Cherries lads.
 
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