Shrimpsvoices

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 1:45 pm**

I was in the press box over the other side (you can see it in this photo) and we could hear the Morecambe fans loud and clear throughout the game - great support!

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 1:45 pm**

Morectalk wrote:Redredwine, good point made, and here is what it meant to Barry & Jimbo.

Baz really punched the air didn't he, I am just glad I wasn't on the end of it :lol:

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 3:08 pm**

shrimper wrote:I was in the press box over the other side (you can see it in this photo) and we could hear the Morecambe fans loud and clear throughout the game - great support!

Not sure about our support at the Southend game as it was the only game missed for me this season, but I felt the passion returned during the Bury game. Something clicked into place during that game, both on the terraces and on the field.

Yesterday both players and fans gave it 100%, and it felt very, very, VERY GOOD

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 3:17 pm**

Gnasher wrote:Notts County wasn't a joke, unless you got caught. The way they sin-binned persistent offenders was brilliant.

I think you'll find it was, hence why the steward got sacked after all the complaints! :roll:

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:37 pm**

Sammy h wrote:
Gnasher wrote:Notts County wasn't a joke, unless you got caught. The way they sin-binned persistent offenders was brilliant.

Would you like to elaborate?

No.

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:42 pm**

Gnasher wrote:
Sammy h wrote:
Gnasher wrote:Notts County wasn't a joke, unless you got caught. The way they sin-binned persistent offenders was brilliant.

Would you like to elaborate?

No.

I am very confused. Who was 'sin-binned'

As Crooky has already said, the steward was sacked over the matter and there is alsoa thread on the Notts County forum regarding the matter if you would like to see it.

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 6:00 pm**

I'm sorry you're easily confused Sammy and no, I don't particularly want to read yet another thread on the subject. As for who was sin-binned, no, I can't name them as I don't know them.

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 6:27 pm**

Gnasher wrote:I'm sorry you're easily confused Sammy and no, I don't particularly want to read yet another thread on the subject. As for who was sin-binned, no, I can't name them as I don't know them.

Not easily confused at all Gnasher. I think i have every right to be confused. It was me that was thrown out at Notts County. When it happened it was discussed a lot on here, most if not all fans on both forums backed me up on the matter so I wouldn't mind knowing your opinion on the situation?

As the steward got sacked for the offence it makes you look rather silly, not for thr first time may I add.

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 7:45 pm**

Sorry Sammy, you are obviously very confused. Where did I say anything about someone getting thrown out? Perhaps next time reel your neck in and read the full post before launching another one of your venomous personal attacks.

Posted: **Sun Oct 03, 2010 8:16 pm**

Gnasher wrote:Sorry Sammy, you are obviously very confused. Where did I say anything about someone getting thrown out? Perhaps next time reel your neck in and read the full post before launching another one of your venomous personal attacks.

You mentioned Notts county and stewards so I presume you meant last year. It appears I got the wrong end of the stick and I apologise.

You think that's venemous you haven't seen anything yet
:lol:

So I will ask again, would you care to elaborate?

Posted: **Mon Oct 04, 2010 8:16 am**

Not being picky but you weren't kicked out of Notts County last year, nor were the sin-bins used against Morecambe last year. In fact Morecambe didn't play Notts County away last year.

What they did was anyone being an idiot/nuisance/looking to cause trouble were taken under the stands out of sight of the match for about 10 mins then let back into the stand. One serial offender spent the latter part of the match on his own with his own steward. Brilliant idea.