| Away games.....in the home section. 17:06 - Oct 27 with 4554 views | E_I_E_I_E_I_O |
Is this something people have done before and is it recommended?
I was abroad when Birmingham tickets came out and totally forget to get them. So thinking about going with my son and sitting quietly in the home end somewhere and not getting excited or upset whatever team is scoring.
Not too sure, but with a pleasant non-stop 2 hour train journey seems a shame not to go even in these circumstances. |  | | |  |
| Away games.....in the home section. on 15:50 - Nov 5 with 450 views | southnorfolkblue |
Done it several times at Carrow Road over the years and never really had a problem celebrating when we scored. That said, times have changed a bit and you are certainly more likely to be chucked out than a few years ago..and it’s not easy sitting on your hands when you score 😁😁 | |
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| Away games.....in the home section. on 17:22 - Nov 5 with 387 views | BrandonsBlues |
in answer to your question, yes and no | | | |
| Away games.....in the home section. on 18:55 - Nov 5 with 355 views | ford6600 |
At Old Trafford in Oct 1978 wry grin as Town
scored, surrounded by Utd.
Oct 1980 league cup in River End beat Norwich
3-1, crazily we walked into Norwich city centre
wearing colours, silence in pub in city centre.
Then chased by mob to bus station...
Oct 1984 went into Chelsea section in Barclay
Stand, no trouble at all! | | | |
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