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SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:
SillySteward wrote:
SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Bet you the stewards mentioned will get the sack now....

Jobsworth's probably dont read the Gooner....but someone will grass...grrr
We read!

I was in with the villareal lot last night, thought their support was pretty poor, only 800 fans.

Rest of the stadium was the loudest I've heard in ages, top atmosphere last night

well 800 from a population of about 30000 is not a bad effort...
I think it is sad you called it poor...they were lovely people who are very proud of their small provincial club..

and yes us stewards do read the Gooner!
Didn't think you'd let that slip, Sammy!! :shock: :wink:

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In light of Wengers comments asking for the fans to be loud and get behind the team for the Villareal match, were the stewards told to be a little more leanient?

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MutleyGooner wrote:In light of Wengers comments asking for the fans to be loud and get behind the team for the Villareal match, were the stewards told to be a little more leanient?
MG, probably mate..... they did appear to be super relaxed for once.

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franksav63 wrote:
MutleyGooner wrote:In light of Wengers comments asking for the fans to be loud and get behind the team for the Villareal match, were the stewards told to be a little more leanient?
MG, probably mate..... they did appear to be super relaxed for once.

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Generally there more relaxed for the 'bigger' games. They do realise that fans will be more 'up' for Chavski, Sp*ds, Man U & CL knock out rounds and will be more lax.

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Boomer wrote:
franksav63 wrote:
MutleyGooner wrote:In light of Wengers comments asking for the fans to be loud and get behind the team for the Villareal match, were the stewards told to be a little more leanient?
MG, probably mate..... they did appear to be super relaxed for once.

:barscarf:
Generally there more relaxed for the 'bigger' games. They do realise that fans will be more 'up' for Chavski, Sp*ds, Man U & CL knock out rounds and will be more lax.
I just hope that it continues 8)

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No slip DB10

However, Wednesday was more relaxed, the events of Pires coming home and the fact only 800 Villarreal fans were there made for what you got.
Alas....when the dirty Mancs come to town....it may not be as relaxed...but other things will be on the security minds..

Two huge clubs, playing at a packed stadium, televised to most the world in the semi final of the Champions League...just have a good think about that! Getting people to sit down may be the least of the problems that may occur that evening.

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NBM wrote:Had our usual guy up the back of 98. Did his usual of trying to sit us down in the first half before giving up in the second :lol:
He is a fucking legend. He even told me before the game... 'Don't worry, we're gonna win 2 - 0!'

The look on his face when we went 2 up was priceless. Fucking legend! :barscarf:

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i wonder if there is a new tolerance now that gazidis is running the show. john beattie, stadium manager - who is in charge of stewarding - will report to gazidis, as he did to edelman and friar before. maybe gazidis is a bit more relaxed and in tune with the idea of supporting the team and creating an atmosphere. word has it he's not a huge fan of the wonder of you so will be interesting to see if that is maintained next season.

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gooner.ed wrote: word has it he's not a huge fan of the wonder of you so will be interesting to see if that is maintained next season.
It wont be at the Grove next season...mark my words ;)

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SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:
gooner.ed wrote: word has it he's not a huge fan of the wonder of you so will be interesting to see if that is maintained next season.
It wont be at the Grove next season...mark my words ;)
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SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:No slip DB10

However, Wednesday was more relaxed, the events of Pires coming home and the fact only 800 Villarreal fans were there made for what you got.
Alas....when the dirty Mancs come to town....it may not be as relaxed...but other things will be on the security minds..

Two huge clubs, playing at a packed stadium, televised to most the world in the semi final of the Champions League...just have a good think about that! Getting people to sit down may be the least of the problems that may occur that evening.
Wasn't sure you'd want the locals here to know you were a steward. Is it ok if I tell them which steward you are?

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Well, I have a chat, and never ask my steward for the score, as he predicted a 2-0 for us against Villa, but do chat with him a bit. However, we had some cunty jobsworth woman as well who kept asking me to sit down. However, I think the good steward must have sorted things out after half time there was no interference.

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DB10GOONER wrote:Wasn't sure you'd want the locals here to know you were a steward. Is it ok if I tell them which steward you are?

Not the bald jobsworth *word censored* who "advises" the other stewards who to threaten?

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digger wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:Wasn't sure you'd want the locals here to know you were a steward. Is it ok if I tell them which steward you are?

Not the bald jobsworth c**t who "advises" the other stewards who to threaten?
No. Far from it!

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DB10GOONER wrote:
digger wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:Wasn't sure you'd want the locals here to know you were a steward. Is it ok if I tell them which steward you are?

Not the bald jobsworth c**t who "advises" the other stewards who to threaten?
No. Far from it!
bald jobsworth??? HAHAHA

no....

and you can say what you like DB10.... 8)

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