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Posted by: Les Brechin, September 7, 2014, 9:32pm
Looks like they had fun and games there on Saturday. Braintree seem to have a habit of beating newly relegated teams to The Conference early in the season. Rovers fans seem a friendly lot too.
WARNING - Some rather colourful language in this clip.
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Posted by: ginnywings, September 7, 2014, 9:55pm; Reply: 1
Seems Rovers are fast learning that getting out of this league is way way harder than dropping into it.
They don't know what's to come. ;D
Posted by: KingstonMariner, September 7, 2014, 11:40pm; Reply: 2
Sounds no worse than us at Aldershot.
Posted by: Abdul19, September 7, 2014, 11:46pm; Reply: 3
Never understood people who spend their time at sporting events filming everything!
Posted by: lobsterpot, September 8, 2014, 3:16pm; Reply: 4
That's reminded me to watch the barn dance episode on Worzel Gummidge!
Posted by: tanga_the_indestructible, September 8, 2014, 3:58pm; Reply: 5
Sounds no worse than us at Aldershot.
you don't truly realise just how bad it is, until you take your 6-year-old son to his first away match. It's pretty shocking and largely uncalled for, frankly.
Posted by: oldun, September 8, 2014, 4:26pm; Reply: 6
They are not happy on the gas forum.
Posted by: MrsMariner, September 8, 2014, 4:53pm; Reply: 7
Rovers fans learning how bad the standard of refereeing is in this league.
For me its the biggest difference between league 2 & the conference, the standard of football is at times as good if not better, there are the exceptions of course, but the refereeing is just dire. Everybodys got to start somewhere I suppose
Posted by: WetFlannel, September 9, 2014, 5:28pm; Reply: 8
you don't truly realise just how bad it is, until you take your 6-year-old son to his first away match. It's pretty shocking and largely uncalled for, frankly.
Absolutely agree. Nothing worse than people bringing their young kids, especially since they expect that the entire grounds experience should be based around the needs of their offspring who barely understand how the offside rule works.
Posted by: Madeleymariner, September 9, 2014, 7:42pm; Reply: 9
Absolutely agree. Nothing worse than people bringing their young kids, especially since they expect that the entire grounds experience should be based around the needs of their offspring who barely understand how the offside rule works.
Hey pretty much knew all the rules and was a regular aged about 8 but it absolutely petrified one game when it all kicked off a few yards away, why do people think that they can forget about being normal people and turn into Neanderthal loonys the minute they get near a football ground :-/
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