Argyle ultras - load of crap

As the title says really, no real difference apart from about 20 green and black scarfs being waved. Didn't lift the team when losing.

oh dear, im sure theyll be practising night & day to get their 'tactics' right.

first game nerves perhaps needs to pick up for the next game or i would say drop the idea until the football is worth singing about and crowd numbers are up.

no ultras any time soon then

Such negativity! tut tut

6500 isn't too bad considering it's just before Christmas.

I'm sure either Webby or IJN will be along soon to declare what a huge success it was and they will be in Armada Way on Thursday night to serenade the late night shoppers.

Don't knock the Ultras. They have improved on their performance in the last game.

It is very early, I hope it catches on.

What did you expect ?
No doubt Webb will have them marching up and down the carpark tonight practicing.

Let's face it,it was always going to be an embarrasing failure

Give it a break lads.....

Its a slow burner and yesterday was the first step on a very long road.

cansome one explain the difference between the ultras and other folk who like to sing at games?

Sneinton Green wrote:

cansome one explain the difference between the ultras and other folk who like to sing at games?

Green and black scarves, knitted by Ian Newell and El Presidente.

Sneinton Green wrote:

cansome one explain the difference between the ultras and other folk who like to sing at games?

Branding, control and job creation.

If people want to sing, sell them a voice.

Mind you I've never thought of it as singing. Let's be honest here, it's warlike chanting, it's hardly a male voice quoir, it's not even peasants singing over their crops.

Cerbera wrote:

Sneinton Green wrote:

cansome one explain the difference between the ultras and other folk who like to sing at games?

Green and black scarves, knitted by Ian Newell and El Presidente.

500 sold out in one game..........obviously your judgement is right though

Bet you are going around every old peoples home in the area handing out balls of wool aren't you?

Did you leave your sense of humour outside when you came in here then?

Cerbera wrote:

Bet you are going around every old peoples home in the area handing out balls of wool aren't you?

Did you leave your sense of humour outside when you came in here then?

I would knit them myself if I could as it would raise more money for the staff...........

I knitted my first ever Argyle scarf, with the help of me dear old Ma, so it can be done!

And a bobble hat...Jeez, I was such an Aviva back then

[quote="GOB"]I knitted my first ever Argyle scarf, with the help of me dear old Ma, so it can be done! [/quote

Brilliant can I put in an order for a,pair of six fingered gloves I can't find any anywhere .

[quote="greengenes"]

GOB wrote:

I knitted my first ever Argyle scarf, with the help of me dear old Ma, so it can be done! [/quote

Hope that helps

How was it for you Peggy?

Be interested to know how it was managed by stewards and what instruction they received re standing in that area and if they were the same for the rest of the ground including the away support.

Must have been a great job for the stewards checking the EU fire certificate on each flag

Chris Webb wrote:

Cerbera wrote:

Bet you are going around every old peoples home in the area handing out balls of wool aren't you?

Did you leave your sense of humour outside when you came in here then?

I would knit them myself if I could as it would raise more money for the staff...........

.... and reduce the debts of your new friend.
My brother had a superb green and black scarf knitted by our mother. It was better and longer than Michael Foot's. We had many a laugh with it. I wouldn't wear it, I was far too cool by then

[quote="GOB"]

greengenes wrote:

GOB wrote:

I knitted my first ever Argyle scarf, with the help of me dear old Ma, so it can be done! [/quote

Hope that helps

Posting on a mobile mate a bit difficult with six fingers

greengenes wrote:

Brilliant can I put in an order for a,pair of six fingered gloves I can't find any anywhere .

i didn't know you were from Tiverton!

Bleddy 'ell, small world!

Cerbera wrote:

greengenes wrote:

Brilliant can I put in an order for a,pair of six fingered gloves I can't find any anywhere .

i didn't know you were from Twsiverton!

Bleddy 'ell, small world!

Back in the early seventies I always stopped at Willand at a small roadside cafe for the best doorstep Bacon sandwiches in the world served with a huge mug of builders tea .