FAO Clayton Enders

Willie Miller · 23-01-2010, 01:02

Especially any first timers.

the Clayton End, even for normal run of the mill games, put on displays to motivate the team & intimidate the opposition. Tomorrow will be no exception.

This basically means that immediately prior to the game, there will be some flags, surfed & displayed at the front of the Clayton End or over the heads of fans. This disruption is for the players & will be finished before the game kicks off.

It is intended as motivation for the men in red. A sea of colour & noise (ala the Kop on Euro nights) can provide the spark needed for the right result.

To that end, it would look even better if fans who brings scarves can hold them aloft as the display is carried out. Same with an shop bought flags.

Lets make the place a mass of colour & noise....

Your help is appreciated

Stanley Ultras

AccyAggro · 23-01-2010, 01:07

Mint idea mate lets have it done!!!

maccawozzagod · 23-01-2010, 01:33

since when has this been done? I aint never seen no displays! T'would be nice if you could sing the occasional song as well please.

nige b · 23-01-2010, 01:42

got to agree with macca bag of ****e, sort it out willie .......sorry from someone who has to sit down later on today!

Willie Miller · 23-01-2010, 02:06

Wahoooooooooooooo!

Avail for christenings, bar mitz vahs, & gypsy weddings

IN ALL SERIOUSNESS, BRING SCARF, RAISE SCARF, THERE WILL BE CARDS TELLING YA JUST IN CASE

katei77 · 23-01-2010, 07:17

jase you and the ultras and other fans will do the lads proud

i have only one word

D I S C O!

Pendle Red · 23-01-2010, 07:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by katei77

jase you and the ultras and other fans will do the lads proud

i have only one word

D I S C O!

that one word could cause a major problem on a packed Clayton End

katei77 · 23-01-2010, 07:28

you cant mean for the ultras not to the DISCO do you on our greatest day ever!

theresonlyoneaccy · 23-01-2010, 08:15

I guess I'll just have to stick to waving my scarf in the cow shed unless something's happening there?

katei77 · 23-01-2010, 08:20

the clayton end is like an infection it will spread through to the cowsheds

im sure the cowsheders will have flags if not get some and get waving em

VALAIRIAN · 23-01-2010, 08:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller

Especially any first timers.

the Clayton End, even for normal run of the mill games, put on displays to motivate the team & intimidate the opposition. Tomorrow will be no exception.

This basically means that immediately prior to the game, there will be some flags, surfed & displayed at the front of the Clayton End or over the heads of fans. This disruption is for the players & will be finished before the game kicks off.

It is intended as motivation for the men in red. A sea of colour & noise (ala the Kop on Euro nights) can provide the spark needed for the right result.

To that end, it would look even better if fans who brings scarves can hold them aloft as the display is carried out. Same with an shop bought flags.

Lets make the place a mass of colour & noise....

Your help is appreciated

Stanley Ultras

Gosh, first time in years you can be bothered to turn up and now you are giving out orders

Nice one WM, we will all try to do our best

theresonlyoneaccy · 23-01-2010, 08:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by katei77

the clayton end is like an infection it will spread through to the cowsheds

im sure the cowsheders will have flags if not get some and get waving em

I'm getting a flag, hope I'm not the only one! Having a post-morning-refereeing Stanley Store trip to get a scarf and flag

Pendle Red · 23-01-2010, 09:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Willie Miller

Especially any first timers.

the Clayton End, even for normal run of the mill games, put on displays to motivate the team & intimidate the opposition. Tomorrow will be no exception.

This basically means that immediately prior to the game, there will be some flags, surfed & displayed at the front of the Clayton End or over the heads of fans. This disruption is for the players & will be finished before the game kicks off.

It is intended as motivation for the men in red. A sea of colour & noise (ala the Kop on Euro nights) can provide the spark needed for the right result.

To that end, it would look even better if fans who brings scarves can hold them aloft as the display is carried out. Same with an shop bought flags.

Lets make the place a mass of colour & noise....

Your help is appreciated

Stanley Ultras

summat along these lines? hairs on the back of the neck on end

cjrk · 23-01-2010, 10:01

What, no bunting?