01-03-2010, 11:41 AM
Loads yes but 75% no way and why were they wearing them?
Read this Benn
So the green and gold was out at Wembley, yeah there were a few thousand scarfs to be seen and a few balloons bouncing around the crowd and a few on the pitch as well but that was it?
Talking to a lot of people yesterday, i asked some why they were wearing those colours, what did it mean to them?
For every one person who said to protest about the Glazers, there were probably 3 or 4 more, said "well we thought it was fun so we did it for a laugh, it seemed something different to do and it all adds to the carnival atmosphere right?"
Carnival atmosphere, yep great protest, some did actually say "that after today i will not wear it again because it is only getting us attention but its not doing anything more than that and other fans are calling us Norwich now and it makes us look foolish"
I thought some fair comments, yes one or two believed in the protest and the usual "til Glazers folds or even dead" but on the whole it all came down to a ""Carnival Atmosphere" and not taken seriously.
Then i came back home decided to watch it all again on the TV and what do i hear straight away from the TV presenter?
"There's me thinking Manchester United were playing at Wembley, not a Norwich day out?"
Enough said.
Read this Benn
So the green and gold was out at Wembley, yeah there were a few thousand scarfs to be seen and a few balloons bouncing around the crowd and a few on the pitch as well but that was it?
Talking to a lot of people yesterday, i asked some why they were wearing those colours, what did it mean to them?
For every one person who said to protest about the Glazers, there were probably 3 or 4 more, said "well we thought it was fun so we did it for a laugh, it seemed something different to do and it all adds to the carnival atmosphere right?"
Carnival atmosphere, yep great protest, some did actually say "that after today i will not wear it again because it is only getting us attention but its not doing anything more than that and other fans are calling us Norwich now and it makes us look foolish"
I thought some fair comments, yes one or two believed in the protest and the usual "til Glazers folds or even dead" but on the whole it all came down to a ""Carnival Atmosphere" and not taken seriously.
Then i came back home decided to watch it all again on the TV and what do i hear straight away from the TV presenter?
"There's me thinking Manchester United were playing at Wembley, not a Norwich day out?"
Enough said.