You lot tonight…

[Skiptonboro]

Thought their fans were spot on considering they had little to get excited about most of the game.

Nice to share our mutual appreciation of the Dirties.

Be good to see Boro do something similar once in a while on ticket pricing.

I was in the bradford end and there was a lot of compliments about some of our passing. Mates I was with weren’t too enamoured with the standard they play against in the league.

 

[HolgateCorner]

Bradford is the only place I have been ejected from a ground in 50 plus years.

I was in the main stand when Karembeau scored in the 81st minute and I stood up and clapped. I didn’t do an in your face celebration, just clapped and sat back down.

Got thrown out ‘for my own safety.’

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

I know it's been said before but needs repeating, well done Bradford City FC for the ticket pricing.

Didn't really work for the home fans, about 7k missing from their normal league turnout.
Maybe pricing isn't such a key factor?

 

[dribble]

Bit disappointed with some of our fans last night, singing “Build a bonfire” only mitigating factor may have been their ages.

 

[HolgateCorner]

Bit disappointed with some of our fans last night, singing “Build a bonfire” only mitigating factor may have been their ages.

Hope so, that was a truly terrible disaster.

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

Bit disappointed with some of our fans last night, singing “Build a bonfire” only mitigating factor may have been their ages.

Ah yes, not the best idea given the location.
I remember Leeds fans setting at chip can on fire at the Odsal stadium not long after the disaster, which beggars belief.

 

[dribble]

Ah yes, not the best idea given the location.
I remember Leeds fans setting at chip can on fire at the Odsal stadium not long after the disaster, which beggars belief.

They stopped once we gave them a shake of the head,

 

[Capybara]

They stopped once we gave them a shake of the head,

Well done. There'd have been words if they had been near me. It's a scummy song anyway.

 

[dribble]

The thing is the group of them were so pis$ed or of their faces that they could barely walk on the way out,I just don’t get that they see this as a great day out.

 

[Jimmy_Salmon]

Bit disappointed with some of our fans last night, singing “Build a bonfire” only mitigating factor may have been their ages.

Also heard "Is there a fire drill?" when their fans started leaving towards the end. I can only assume they didn't realise the connotations in such a location.

 

[dribble]

Yes I also heard that ,again disappointing.

 

[Beverleyred]

Yes I also heard that ,again disappointing.

Typical case of opening gobs without engaging brains

 

[clay]

Also heard "Is there a fire drill?" when their fans started leaving towards the end. I can only assume they didn't realise the connotations in such a location.

I think it's a bit of a forgotten disaster. I'd guess a lot of our younger fans don't know about it.

 

[r00fie1]

Best away support in the country, it must be, we’ve all probably been among em at some point and, unlike the jawdees, we all usually keep our tops on.

Speak for yersel pet!

 

[Caretaker1]

I was wondering why they put their "ultras" so far up in the corner. I think you've nailed it ... the flags. Our support was fantastic. And pretty funny "Who's the W***ker in the blue?". We had seats right at the front .... great pitchside experience, so close to the action. Just behind th Barnard Castle banner.

Must have been neighbours .
We were just to your right behind the Spennymoor banner .

 

[borolad259]

Must have been neighbours .
We were just to your right behind the Spennymoor banner .

It wasn't you who went out for a **** and missed the first goal was it?

 

[Caretaker1]

It wasn't you who went out for a **** and missed the first goal was it?

No not me .
Although I am old and quite frequent .