Pitch Invasion

[LostBee]

Well done the stewards(just for a change)who were sensible in their actions after people ran on the pitch.
I know that technically it is braking the law but it was done in the right spirit with eveyone just going up to the players and shaking their hands and such.
I think that Brentford should make end of season pitch invasions allowed as long as they are done in the right spirit with no mindless violence(eg Luton 97-98 season)
Today was a good day and thankfully was not ruined by some of the stewards we all know and love(!!!!!???????)
Also,well done to the players who have given their all this season and deserved the applause at the end.(even though Oli wouldnt give me his gloves

)
Thank you bees for another INTERESTING season!!!

[This message has been edited by Super Bee (edited 05 May 2001).]

 

[Ghost]

If it has escaped you it has been ILLEGAL for sometime and can get you into more trouble than it's worth, you muppet!

 

[LostBee]

But that should be why its allowed at the end of the season if it is conducted in the right spirit with no aggression,MUG.
Go back to the Beesotted board you fool.

 

[JonnieGee]

Well when they should have done something they didn't typical! Well Super I think your and your little mates were prats. If you want to shake the players hands wait for them in Braemar.

 

[LostBee]

Hang on,why am i getting slagged off here.Im sure none of you two have ever done anything wrong in your lives!
I would have gone to the Braemar to shake their hands if i could have got there but it was a spare of the moment thing and not planned,i have read on here a couple of times on here about on the pitch protests and stuff before and although they came to nothing,would you have joined in???My bet is you would have.
Nothing was wrong with what happened today,it was just a bit of fun,nothing serious,ok?

 

[Ace Face]

SuperBee I agree with your comments.

GhostDog your comments are pathetic and ill thought.

The end of season pitch invasions were always a friendly eagerly awaited occasion.I think pitch invasion is the wrong phrase, I always saw it as a way of seeing your heroes close up and of walking on the hallowed turf.

Today I went on to the pitch and the players were pleased to shake hands etc.

Julian Charles signed his shirt and gave it to me.

Please remember football is a passionate game.You cannot label fans criminals or prats because they follow a club tradition.

The law is an ass.

 

[Voice from the Braemar]

dont let the do-gooders worry you Super Bee, everything you said was spot on...

as for you others - boringgggggggggggg.......!!

 

[Ghost]

For Bricklayers' BEE
How old are you for F@ks sake! I used to love going on the pitch when I was about twelve in the days when it didn't get you points deducted. You wouldn't be so smug if we got shafted by The FA who do some pretty strange things and then went down, you goose!

Best to stay off and wait for the team in Braemar as some sensible fellow said earlier and leave it to the kids who DONT know better! Why do you think Gilham was imploring everyone to get off, cos' it is seriously frowned on these days. Don't tell me to go back to BEESOTTED you imature moron,
go sort out your football stickers with the other ikkle kiddies! GROWWWLLLLLLL!!!!!!!

 

[LostBee]

What is your problem mate,i saw loads of people on the pitch not just kids,it was a bit of fun,why do you try and take the piss out of anyone who has a different view than you,you are the one who needs to grow up.

 

[De-Generation Bee]

Most of the people entering onto the pitch from the Ealing and New Rd were kids, from what I saw.........

 

[LostBee]

I agree there was more youngsters than adults,but im sure that most people have gone on the pitch at some time or other.

 

[TAZ]

Cum on lads 'All for one'and all that..
Different opinions make for good debate so please debate and not ruck ,,cos at the moment we need solidarity not conflict between ourselves........

UUUUUUUURRRRRRRREEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSSSSS

 

[De-Generation Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Super Bee:
I agree there was more youngsters than adults,but im sure that most people have gone on the pitch at some time or other.</font>

*gets all nostalgic* I remember a time, years back, when me and my firm (Ealing Primary School Ointment Squad) used to cross the pitch to have a tear up with the away fans. Those were the days lad, those were the days. Pitch invasions these days are w*** compaired to what we got up too.

 

[LostBee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by De-Generation Bee:
*gets all nostalgic* I remember a time, years back, when me and my firm (Ealing Primary School Ointment Squad) used to cross the pitch to have a tear up with the away fans. Those were the days lad, those were the days. Pitch invasions these days are w*** compaired to what we got up too.</font>

Me and my Hampton Hill Junior school boys would of had you for breakfast mate!!!!

 

[Ghost]

FOR SUPER BEE:You just proved my point you tw@t - the fact that there were GROWN MEN on the pitch aswell as kids - DOHHH!!!! Didn't you hear the boos from the rest of the crowd. Anyway how many of you idiots were on there anyway, hardly a mass invasion. WHY? Cos' most of us have long got it into are heads that the climate in footy thesedays makes it a stupid thing to do. I would like to meet the players for sure but in the current situation with Noades and all why can't you see that it is the more pragmatic (look it up ;o)) thing to do to stay OFF!

[This message has been edited by Ghost Dog (edited 05 May 2001).]

 

[De-Generation Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Super Bee:

Me and my Hampton Hill Junior school boys would of had you for breakfast mate!!!!

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I fear not sir, we had strong ties with the infamous 99th Heston Brownies, Suicidal Corps. Now they were f***ing mental

 

[LostBee]

That may be DGB,but when you have the 3rd Hampton Hill beavers(aye aye

!)on your sides,you find the others are on their toes pretty quick mate!

 

[De-Generation Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Super Bee:
That may be DGB,but when you have the 3rd Hampton Hill beavers(aye aye

!)on your sides,you find the others are on their toes pretty quick mate!</font>

Funny, I heard they got a slap off the Twickenham Catholic Church's Girls Choir. Thats not to say I aint been lied to, just what I got told.

 

[LostBee]

You wanna watch it mate or i will get the boys down on you,the boys being the CS gas crew of the nelson primary!!

 

[De-Generation Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Super Bee:
You wanna watch it mate or i will get the boys down on you,the boys being the CS gas crew of the nelson primary!!</font>

f*** that mate, I was only pissing about earlier, I aint tough enough to face those beasts!

 

[LostBee]

Too late mate,they are on their way,i would go to hide in wales mate,its the only place they wont go!!!

 

[Sweepy]

Please do not argue with each other, Children. You will make Noades a very happy man, because remember DIVIDE AND CONQUER should be Noad£s' motto.

 

[Bucks Bee]

21 - University Undergraduate - entered the field of play on completion of the match. Ran after Oli but he saw me coming!! Clapped the Bury fans and kissed the hallowed turf - then phoned my mate and made my way back to Ealing Road. I have never infringed before on the field of play, and probably will never have the chance to do it again. So I'm with Super Bee on this one. Don't go calling him a "tw*t" please Ghost Dog, not necessary, not clever, not big, not hard. End of chat - enjoy the close season!!! Up the Surrey!!!!!!

ps Especially as I had come down for the day from Loughborough (just north of Leicester). Thanks for listening, good bye and godbless!!

[This message has been edited by Bucks Bee (edited 06 May 2001).]

 

[Ghost]

Yeah OK fair enough - wrists slapped - Sorry.
But he did start on me first!

 

[Railway Side Bee]

27 - qualified lawyer - I ran on the pitch yesterday, shook hands with Oli, Julian and Folan. I understand my actions contravened the law and I know they were probably rather selfish. But life's too short. Easy to say in hindsight, but no one was hurt, there was no ill feeling and I'm not going to lose any sleep over what I did. After a season in which on and off the field we've had some difficult times, I think a few of us will enjoy some happy memories of yesterday.

The changes that have occurred in football over the last decade have not all been good. I appreciate the imperative for safety at football grounds and I would never want to see that compromised. However, it seems curious to me that so many other sports - not least cricket - make pitch 'invasions' such a positive feature of post-match celebrations. I think we sometimes do the game that we all love an injustice by talking it into a paranoid and overly self-conscious corner. I don't advocate reckless flouting of the law, merely a small dose of realism and perspective on this debate.

 

[Bigbee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Bucks Bee:
21 - University Undergraduate - entered the field of play on completion of the match. Ran after Oli but he saw me coming!! Clapped the Bury fans and kissed the hallowed turf - then phoned my mate and made my way back to Ealing Road. I have never infringed before on the field of play, and probably will never have the chance to do it again. So I'm with Super Bee on this one. Don't go calling him a "tw*t" please Ghost Dog, not necessary, not clever, not big, not hard. End of chat - enjoy the close season!!! Up the Surrey!!!!!!

ps Especially as I had come down for the day from Loughborough (just north of Leicester). Thanks for listening, good bye and godbless!!

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Was that you who looked like you had your mums wig on

 

[Voice from the Braemar]

should be more pitch invasions next season if Ron's wishful move to woking looks like happening.
better prepare yourself Ghost Dog for bees fans protesting ON the pitch. be nice if you joined as the more numbers involved the more that white haired old fool will take notice.
you know it makes sense!!!!

if not just look the other way and keep schtumm..............

 

[Ghost]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Voice from the Braemar:
should be more pitch invasions next season if Ron's wishful move to woking looks like happening.
better prepare yourself Ghost Dog for bees fans protesting ON the pitch. be nice if you joined as the more numbers involved the more that white haired old fool will take notice.
you know it makes sense!!!!


if not just look the other way and keep schtumm..............</font>

Good Luck to you really. I just hope I'm not on here saying 'I told you so' if it all goes tits up with da law and The FA. Surely WE can all protest another way. On the pitch WILL get more attention but I'm afraid protesting without breaking the law is often taken more seriously by the powers that be. Boring? Maybe, but its da truth brother!

 

[Alex]

Ghost Dog,

for what it is worth I'd rather see the club in trouble with the FA or the OB than playing at Woking come season after next.

 

[newsybee]

Cheer up Ghost Dog. In normal circumstances running on the pitch is wrong. Nobody on this thread would deny that. But hey it was the last game of the season with absolutely nothing to play for. I actually think its quite funny when 30-year-olds run across the pitch, get half-way and realise they're knackered.
If (sorry when)we beat Rangers next season I might even do it. Better get st.johns to get the oxygen ready.

 

[Alex]

Let's have St John's ready with the oxygen before we go then we'll last.

 

[Alex]

Let's have St John's ready with the oxygen before we go then we'll last.

 

[Tommy69]

I would definetly protest on the pitch if others were, although only if there were enough people to prevent the OB from chucking them all out

 

[Voice from the Braemar]

sometimes you have to bend the rules a little bit to get your point across - and its great for media/tv coverage.

dont worry about the ob as one game will be selected and everyone will be invited to partake.

NO TO WOKING(unless theres a lovely new ground being built while we're there).

 

[Chelsea Bee]

Running on to the pitch at the end of the seasons final game, has been a tradition at football grounds for as long as I can remember. It is only the action of the mindless minority, using the pitch as a battlefield over the years that has led to the authorities making it a nogo area. Bring back the end of season pitch invasion I say.....

 

[Ace Face]

Ghost Dog -- You have insulted the wrong man.I will be taking a close look at your posts.

People like you make me despair. You make what I did sound like I`d threatened the very existence of our club. I simply did what I have done for the last 26yrs at the last home game of each season all fans who wanted to, went on the pitch to say goodbye to their heroes and on occasion play a game of football. This was not the ICF,Cockney Reds etc taking part in a mass pitch battle ..you prat.
Do you really think the FA are interested in a friendly group of fans saying goodbye to their heroes?

Finally to really piss you off,next season at least one of my children will be with me to go onto the pitch at the last home game.

To all the fans who were deeply affected by my behaviour against Bury ...NOADES OUT..!!!!!

 

[Railway Side Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by BricklayersBee:
Ghost Dog -- You have insulted the wrong man.I will be taking a close look at your posts.

People like you make me despair. You make what I did sound like I`d threatened the very existence of our club. I simply did what I have done for the last 26yrs at the last home game of each season all fans who wanted to, went on the pitch to say goodbye to their heroes and on occasion play a game of football. This was not the ICF,Cockney Reds etc taking part in a mass pitch battle ..you prat.
Do you really think the FA are interested in a friendly group of fans saying goodbye to their heroes?

Finally to really piss you off,next season at least one of my children will be with me to go onto the pitch at the last home game.

To all the fans who were deeply affected by my behaviour against Bury ...NOADES OUT..!!!!!</font>

With you on this one BricklayersBee

 

[JimP]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Alex:
Ghost Dog,

for what it is worth I'd rather see the club in trouble with the FA or the OB than playing at Woking come season after next.</font>

What a wonderful sentiment - which 2 of your remaining 3 brain cells did you use to think that up ?!

 

[saffrey]

First we invade the pitch, then try to annexe Drayton Park, and next thing we know, it West London at War!!

 

[saffrey]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by saffrey:
First we invade the pitch, then try to annexe Drayton Park, and next thing we know, it West London at War!!</font>

PS no to Woking Anschluss!!!

 

[Bucks Bee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Bigbee:
Was that you who looked like you had your mums wig on

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Whats that supposed to mean sunshine??????? Blonde hair - sunglasses - no wig for me matey!!!

 

[Brickie Chap]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by BricklayersBee:
Ghost Dog -- You have insulted the wrong man.I will be taking a close look at your posts.

People like you make me despair. You make what I did sound like I`d threatened the very existence of our club. I simply did what I have done for the last 26yrs at the last home game of each season all fans who wanted to, went on the pitch to say goodbye to their heroes and on occasion play a game of football. This was not the ICF,Cockney Reds etc taking part in a mass pitch battle ..you prat.
Do you really think the FA are interested in a friendly group of fans saying goodbye to their heroes?

Finally to really piss you off,next season at least one of my children will be with me to go onto the pitch at the last home game.

To all the fans who were deeply affected by my behaviour against Bury ...NOADES OUT..!!!!!</font>

With you on this - where can we run into this Prat called Ghost Dog??

 

[howsie]

I've never heard so much crap in all my life. Every club has the traditional pitch invasion at the end, barring the premiership elite. The reason PG wanted everyone off the pitch was because the players were going for a lap of honour. I was one who went on, and yes I'm an adult. I had an opportunity to have a quick word with Jay Tabb & Creepsta about the GPG!! Whats wrong with that??? If I thought I was putting the Bees in trouble I wouldn't have done it.

 

[Bigbee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Bucks Bee:
Whats that supposed to mean sunshine??????? Blonde hair - sunglasses - no wig for me matey!!!

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Not a wig ??? sh*t ,you mean you cant take it off ???!?!?!

 

[shaggy]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Ghost Dog:
...I used to love going on the pitch when I was about twelve in the days when it didn't get you points deducted. You wouldn't be so smug if we got shafted by The FA who do some pretty strange things and then went down, you goose!...</font>

I take it you weren't at Rotherham?? Yesterday was nothing - end of season jolity (with very little cause as far as I can tell) which wasn't going to harm anyone. Rotherham was rather different. More joyous (for them) but much more potentially dangerous. Considering the potential for problems I think the rotherham guys did well to be very relaxed and not provoke anything, much in the same way as the stewards acted on saturday.

Chill out guys!

 

[Bermondsey Bee]

just got back from barcelona,what happened-did i miss much.glad the invitation from the players for the true bees fans to enter the field off play went ahead.

 

[Voice from the Braemar]

you missed f@ck all mate, just a hundred or so saying goodbye to the players.
then some c@nt called Ghost Dog came on here and stirred up a load of bollox about nothing.
anyway, hows the nou camp these days?? - been 14 years since i was last there!!!

 

[Bigbee]

this thread is pathetic,Talk about mountains and molehills......now thats lined up some one for a piece of wit !


BTW, did you realise we may not be the only Bees apart form Barnet in trouble?.Our stripey insect friends are in trouble due to mans destruction of the natural habitat

 

[bigmac]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by howsie:
I've never heard so much crap in all my life. Every club has the traditional pitch invasion at the end, barring the premiership elite. The reason PG wanted everyone off the pitch was because the players were going for a lap of honour. I was one who went on, and yes I'm an adult. I had an opportunity to have a quick word with Jay Tabb & Creepsta about the GPG!! Whats wrong with that??? If I thought I was putting the Bees in trouble I wouldn't have done it. </font>

I know creepy uses the GPG but does the little jay dog use our home as well. ?

 

[howsie]

Sorry - what I meant was a had a quick word with Jay, THEN spoke to Creepsta re GPG! Sorry for confussion