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General Category => Altrincham FC First Team => Topic started by: alty! on November 17, 2006, 08:55:52 PM
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This season will be my first Alty v Vics game.Will the atmosphere be firey or is it a more friendly atmosphere.You know alot of good banter and playing for pride etc.
basically what im saying is if it will be a good game where both sets of fans will be very much behind their tam and will be witnessing good football or are we going in the direction of an Oxford/fc united style game where more stewards are needed.
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somewhere inbetween.
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it will not be like oxford it will be like a derby game very passionate. i have been watching derbys between us and them for years i have only seen 1 fight in 25 years. so dont worry its all gob
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I wonder if the players realise the passion that the older supporters have grown accustomed too!
Have any of them played in a derby game before?
I suppose it is the same for both sides?
I think the fans will play a large part in this game?
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no im not worried,looking forward to it very much
roll on moxing day
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sorry, Boxing day ;D me being clumsy
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good atmosphere buts just a warm up for macc next season ,not seen trouble with vics or macc but has come close
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Remember significant trouble with Vics, unfortunately Alty lead one night in about 76 or 77, but never much since.
Had aggro at Macc a couple of times but again we're talking late 70's.
The Witton cup final at Drill Field was a bit weird, nener really got to what started there?
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SW, remember things getting "lively" with Vics in late 70s....always remember giving Dave Ryan tons of stick and he always had a blinder against Alty! Late 70s aggro I remember Scarboro in the trophy semi and Runcorn away in the trophy semi in '78, although it seemed to be Leeds and Liverpool fans more than Boro and Runcorn fans..
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When our third one goes in, in the 22nd minute, they'll be too sick to cause any aggro!
As far as the Alty fans are concerned, nothing is further from our minds. We go to watch the team and support them to the hilt.
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Its all about football, but there's still fire in the belly. Wouldn't take the little beavers in the golf road as i expect some awful comments to be made, mainly about the goalkeepers mother being involved in the distribution of controlled substances on Northwich market. It will also be noted that she is very economical in her portions!
No fighting, it doesn't actually prove anything. I do enjoy the banter though, there's some funny people in our band of chanters, never seen anyone match us for wit and humour, ecky has quite literally had me in fits pointing out some of the quirkier fashion victims locked in the chequers end!
Roll on boxing day, we're going to have a storm!
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Its all about football, but there's still fire in the belly. Wouldn't take the little beavers in the golf road as i expect some awful comments to be made, mainly about the goalkeepers mother being involved in the distribution of controlled substances on Northwich market. It will also be noted that she is very economical in her portions!
No fighting, it doesn't actually prove anything. I do enjoy the banter though, there's some funny people in our band of chanters, never seen anyone match us for wit and humour, ecky has quite literally had me in fits pointing out some of the quirkier fashion victims locked in the chequers end!
Roll on boxing day, we're going to have a storm!
I disagree with anyone slating the keepers mum just horrific ;D
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Can remember a few scuffles with vics in the late seventies including the terrrible sight of a vics fan badly injured by a brick which added the reality to the song from there on in. Another memory was when the goalfroad didnt actualy run and and actuallly saw off a bunch of mods from Northwich, in fact northwich must be about the onlyn team we didnt run away from.!!!!! however we did once take the shed
at middlewich !!!!!!
Still got scars from Boxing day or new years day 79? at Macc won 5 -1 and got battered for the celebrations. 13 pints of stones in the moss before i got on the coach for a 3 o'clock kick off may have had something to do with it
Happy days
where are all those supporters now SW?
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Well Gazelle who knows, all prob living respectable lives with mortgages?
I remember Frickley "taking" the Golf Rd.................Jeez!
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No they didnt actually take it
but foxy got his usual good kicking; b y the snack bar as we were changing ends at half time, if i recall correctly. He was the unluckiest guy ever to attend football matches can remember him amongst others being on the receiving end at runcorn and the same day as me at macc . mind you where there is no sense there is no feeling.