The fans have spoken

[valetillidye]

I was there today and people were cheering as it was funny - not because they universally support the "bid" - bladdy hell twitters

[valeblue]

I didnt hear anyone cheering , and I found it cringeworthy...

[Top Dog]

But some of the fans in the paddock cheering a man in a dog suit waving an American flag

 

 

This is the trouble making Boomer with the flag,

 

What do you mean a man in a dog suit, Isnt Boomer real

[Aussie Rules]

But some of the fans in the paddock cheering a man in a dog suit waving an American flag

 

 

This is the trouble making Boomer with the flag,

 

What do you mean a man in a dog suit, Isnt Boomer real

 

Of course he TD - and not just for the kids :)

[geosname]

Boomer has just come running past the Paddock holding an American flag and bar for one or two boos was universally and loudly cheered by fans in the Paddock.

 

Seems those that go are in favour of the deal.

 

Hahahahahahahahahahaha.........

[Toby]

You fancy yourself as the Posh and Beck's of PVFC and OVF I swear. No one cares what you think.

 

I don't think this got the credit it so rightly deserved. Love your work!:D

[the old bycars tea bar]

I was there today on a freebie thank god I didn't have to pay

 

Re boomer and the flag it was funny at best cringeworthy at the worst most just ignored it or laughed

[melv]

I don't think this got the credit it so rightly deserved. Love your work!:D

 

I would not be at all surprised if this light hearted comparison is bought up in a few post's in the future.It certainly has something about it worth remembering.

[PVTony]

There weren't many people cheering the flag.

I didn't cheer, I felt it was an insult to 58 yrs supporting.

At least for the time being the Union Jack was above the Yankee flag.

 

B.T.W. The only booing I heard was aimed at the useless linesman for not seeing a blatant foul in the pealty area.

[FRITTER]

Boomer has just come running past the Paddock holding an American flag and bar for one or two boos was universally and loudly cheered by fans in the Paddock.

 

Seems those that go are in favour of the deal.

 

Eh? Apart from a few seals clapping away,i thought it was a muted response to say the least,maybe they could speak a bit louder next time. I personally thought it was very cringeworthy. *Throws fish*

[Memphis]

It would appear that Boomer was also waving the Union Jack, something which Mark chose to ignore in his post.

 

Given the amount of knuckle dragging BNP types that get in the paddock I wouldn't be suprprised if that was what they were cheering.

[ValeOatcake]

I was there today and people were cheering as it was funny - not because they universally support the "bid" - bladdy hell twitters

 

If anything I thought it a little 'tongue in cheek'. and yes it was a bit of light entertainment.

Some people realy do need to unwind...............

[IDF]

What the ****?

 

Twitters didn't even post an opinion, just stated what he saw.

 

yet decided to call the thread "the fans have spoken".......

[Jacko51]

If we are going to judge who the fans want in control of the club by how loud the Paddock cheers then they clearly want that bloke in his socks and no keks who ran on a few weeks ago as chairman - he got a far bigger cheer than Boomer!!

[Bluedevil]

This so called American 'investment' isn't going to improve things inside VP on a matchday, so why flaunt that flag thing up and down the pitch. Hank the Yank can go and hoist his flag down Fegg Hayes! For an £8M investment you'd think they could have afforded a proper flag pole instead of an old fishing-rod - only at Port vale!