This has surprised me as well. I didn't think those who appear to be going would. Give us a waveBingo wrote:Why would anybody want to go to the crossbar 3 hours before a game anyway to be told when to talk when to cheer, where to stand and when to wave a scarf by some patronising arsehole from the BBC
But that is your opinion which isn't necessarily anyone else's. You didn't want to go so why are you so against those that do? If I wasn't interested I wouldn't be bothered what anyone else was doing and certainly not insulting the event.Bingo wrote:I'm sure some are Elaine but as a general rule the national medias coverage of non league is a load of patronising crap - why so much arguing about being at something which won't be very good anyway I have no ideaHolkerbird wrote:##
You didn't want to go but don't disparage those who do.The people who work on the programme are probably decent folk earning a living. Why turn on them? Each to his own I say.
So those 75 people might be people who have been to a couple of games and only since we won promotion and some could have been Gateshead fans too.K-Man wrote:Who is considered an Xbar regular ? I can think of several people who go before and after the game pretty much every game who haven't even been invited. A lot of those who appear to be going drink in another pub before the game . . .
The first 75 people who came in to the Crossbar for the Gateshead game should have been given a ticket. Simples
Doesn't the corporate packages start from 1:30 ? So how has Phil Collier managed to get in ?
And boycotted the xbar not long ago lol but on the flip side travel week in week out so arguments for both sides really.K-Man wrote:Who is considered an Xbar regular ? I can think of several people who go before and after the game pretty much every game who haven't even been invited. A lot of those who appear to be going drink in another pub before the game . . .o
This seems to be the Barrow AFC mentality at the moment.tictactoe wrote:those who don't like the outcome go elsewhere and watch it on tv it will be better anywayK-Man wrote:Who is considered an Xbar regular ? I can think of several people who go before and after the game pretty much every game who haven't even been invited. A lot of those who appear to be going drink in another pub before the game . . .o
Yes it's my opinion Elaine you seem quite happy to ram your opinion down everyone elses throatHolkerbird wrote:But that is your opinion which isn't necessarily anyone else's. You didn't want to go so why are you so against those that do? If I wasn't interested I wouldn't be bothered what anyone else was doing and certainly not insulting the event.Bingo wrote:
I'm sure some are Elaine but as a general rule the national medias coverage of non league is a load of patronising crap - why so much arguing about being at something which won't be very good anyway I have no idea
If it causes all this division and ill feeling perhaps we are better off left at the bottom of the footballing heap and ignored in future.
Yes.Steeley wrote:Will the BDF store be open?
It's not just for Cross Bar regulars though - looking at the groups mentioned in Ian's post (you did read it, didn't you?) you're probably looking at no more than 10 from each group so there's bound to be folk missing out - same as not every member of the NSC would have been invited etc etcK-Man wrote:Who is considered an Xbar regular ? I can think of several people who go before and after the game pretty much every game who haven't even been invited. A lot of those who appear to be going drink in another pub before the game . . .
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