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Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Newcastle United (28/08/2022)


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Away games can be a lot of money. If I'm doing them these days I want to make a proper day/weekend of it and justify the expense. Being cattled in on a bus to a single grotty pub is basically a waste of a day - particularly if the result goes to shit.

 

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9 minutes ago, HTT II said:

Ridiculous take. Anyone should be free to visit and enjoy a town or city even in a football top as long as they are not acting like complete cunts. It’s a free country as they say. Thankfully, mostly, I’ve experienced good times when all over the U.K., it’s just certain places, Sunderland of course, the blue half of Liverpool and sometimes the red half, wolves and for some weird reason parts of Kent!

Not really why should a Wolves fan get to experience every bar in our city, whilst our lot are turned away everywhere. In life you treat others how they treat you is my experience. It may make their away fans push for their city pubs to be more accommodating in return.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

Not really why should a Wolves fan get to experience every bar in our city, whilst our lot are turned away everywhere. In life you treat others how they treat you is my experience. It may make their away fans push for their city pubs to be more accommodating in return.

 

Fairly sure it's the other way around that you treat others the way you want them to treat you.

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11 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

Sometimes think we should treat visiting fans how we get treat at their place. Apart from the mackems most clubs get free reign to drink where they want as long as they don’t act up.

Because that’s the way it should be. 95% of fans of any team are sound and just want a drink and a bit of a laugh with opposition fans (away from the stadium and surrounding area). 
 

It’s a massive shame whoever’s in charge of what happens in Wolverhampton on match days still thinks it’s the 1980’s.

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6 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

Not really why should a Wolves fan get to experience every bar in our city, whilst our lot are turned away everywhere. In life you treat others how they treat you is my experience. It may make their away fans push for their city pubs to be more accommodating in return.

 

 

 

It’s not illegal to be a human being…

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2 minutes ago, SteV said:

Because that’s the way it should be. 95% of fans of any team are sound and just want a drink and a bit of a laugh with opposition fans (away from the stadium and surrounding area). 
 

It’s a massive shame whoever’s in charge of what happens in Wolverhampton on match days still thinks it’s the 1980’s.

It’s down to their fans who kick off with visiting fans, hence why they do it to avoid bother.

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8 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

Not really why should a Wolves fan get to experience every bar in our city, whilst our lot are turned away everywhere. In life you treat others how they treat you is my experience. It may make their away fans push for their city pubs to be more accommodating in return.

 

 

 

because its great for local economy in the short and in the long term. 

you want to be city everybody wants to come and spend a couple of nights in.

 

 

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13 minutes ago, GeordieDazzler said:

Without sounding arrogant, we must be one of the absolute first away fixtures fans look up when they are released. Can’t be many better away trips all in.

Nothing arrogant at all, I know fans of many clubs and they love coming here and I’ve had many up for a game when I used to have a ST just before Ashley. Some even become followers of the ‘Heed. 

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4 minutes ago, huss9 said:

because its great for local economy in the short and in the long term. 

you want to be city everybody wants to come and spend a couple of nights in.

 

 

 

No problem with that but hospitality works both ways in my book.

 

 

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Isn't it mostly why we get that Yorkshire rugby thing every year? The whole original point of it was to have it in a different place each year where they don't naturally care about it (99.999999% of Britain) so they can spread their message but they've now settled on us because you can be straight out on the piss in any number of pubs within a square mile after the Bradford and Bingley game has finished. 

 

It's the cross we have to bear for being so mint and friendly, I suppose. 

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39 minutes ago, number37 said:

Isn't it mostly why we get that Yorkshire rugby thing every year? The whole original point of it was to have it in a different place each year where they don't naturally care about it (99.999999% of Britain) so they can spread their message but they've now settled on us because you can be straight out on the piss in any number of pubs within a square mile after the Bradford and Bingley game has finished. 

 

It's the cross we have to bear for being so mint and friendly, I suppose. 

 

This is it, neutral venue that is perfect for visiting people to enjoy their time at the event, and after the fact.

 

Newcastle is a canny day out with enough eateries and boozers. Further afield you have decent coastline and countryside.

 

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47 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

No problem with that but hospitality works both ways in my book.

 

 

 

I want my city and ideally the entire world to be as fully hospitable to anyone visiting, footy or no footy, race, ethnicity, sex, sexuality, religion etc. We should be thankful our fair city is one of those places where a supporter of say Wolves can come to here and enjoy a drink without being told to get the fuck out or get aggro. It happens, of course, but from all my years drinking in the city and following NUFC, it’s only mainly when rival fans have been utter cunts.

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1 hour ago, Whitley mag said:

Not really why should a Wolves fan get to experience every bar in our city, whilst our lot are turned away everywhere. In life you treat others how they treat you is my experience. It may make their away fans push for their city pubs to be more accommodating in return.

 

 

 

You treat people how you would hope you were treated if the roles were reversed. Otherwise the whole world goes to shit.

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5 minutes ago, Kid Icarus said:

:lol: What a miserable life to live 

 

Just as well your opinion's an unpopular one up here, I'd fucking hate for us to be like Wolves 

I’m very happy in life thanks and never been one for just having a popular opinion.

 

 

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It happens at most away grounds because there is only like 4 pubs within walking distance. Would be the same here if the stadium was out in the sticks. 
 

The sheer amount of establishments in Newcastle means overall very little bother as people aren’t penned apart from each other. 99% of away fans I meet pre game are sound.

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