[8] on the pitch on the pitch on the pitch....

[jew 0]

...on the pitch on the pitch pitch....

 

Sod the happy clappers.... get on the pitch and have fun, it may be your last chance

[Go Wash Your Mouth Out Son 0]

Start singing it near the end and watch all the stewards scramble into action. Hopefully there will be a pitch invasion though.

[Talk Show Host 0]

[quote user="grolt"]

...on the pitch on the pitch pitch....

 

Sod the happy clappers.... get on the pitch and have fun, it may be your last chance

[/quote]

Are you suggesting we''re all going to die?

[nutty nigel 7,509]

[quote user="grolt"]

...on the pitch on the pitch pitch....

 

Sod the happy clappers.... get on the pitch and have fun, it may be your last chance

[/quote]

Now if I clap happily as you invade the pitch what will it make me?

I think I had my last chance years ago..

Hope I''m not about to die though[^o)]

 

[Syteanric 1]

the players want to come out and thank us for our support.. lets let them do it eh?

[can u sit down please 0]

I''m sure the players would rather do it when they have silverware in their hands!

Seems strange to do this in the penultimate home game.

The club knows what they are doing and are just trying to stop it happening.

[Joanna Grey 0]

Yeah, sod the Happy Clappers. Those that stand and give their team the applause and cheers they deserve after (hopefully) securing the top spot in the division today. Then again who needs to see the players (and Lambert et al hopefully) doing a lap of honour when we could see them rushing for the dugout whilst a couple of hundred retards stand around on the pitch wondering what to do with themselves?

[jew 0]

exactly

[Davo 0]

I don''t understand why people think it''ll be fun. I was involved in a pitch invasion a few years ago at another club. Like the idiots posting now I thought it would be a good laugh. It wasn''t planned like this one but a relief at securing safety with a last minute winner on the final day of the season.

We charged onto the pitch along with a few other hundred fans and the players ran off the pitch. We stood milling around after that doing nothing and waiting until we could go out. Standing on grass milling about isn''t my kind of fun.

Davo

[Canary_on_the Trent 0]

Just seems rather simple-minded to me, whats so great about standing on a pitch doing nothing? Surely you''d much rather be able to give the players the ovation and applause they deserve?