Just bluffing, you saw him then.BR wrote:I have no doubt about his credentials on this forum - it was his history of attendance at Ravenhill I was questioningBaggyTrousers wrote:Actually BR, I reckon he has been on this forum, more or less since the start, of the 2 of us, I'm the blow-in, even in one or two of my previous existences.BR wrote:Just a hunch, but perhaps the regular poster here is actually a blow in and not that familiar with the way we do things at Ravenhill.
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NEVER MOVE ON. Years on, I cannot ever watch Ireland with anything but indifference, I continue to wish for the imminent death of Donal Spring, the FIRFUC's executioner of Wee Paddy & Wee Stu, and I hate the FIRFUCs with undiminished passion.
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I hadn't realised the old Prom was so damn small, the new superdooper Prom is too big for them.AyeYerMa wrote:Have they released the gate for Friday?
NEVER MOVE ON. Years on, I cannot ever watch Ireland with anything but indifference, I continue to wish for the imminent death of Donal Spring, the FIRFUC's executioner of Wee Paddy & Wee Stu, and I hate the FIRFUCs with undiminished passion.
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Nah - I missed him, but I had been looking out for him. So long as he was in safe hands.BaggyTrousers wrote:Just bluffing, you saw him then.BR wrote:I have no doubt about his credentials on this forum - it was his history of attendance at Ravenhill I was questioningBaggyTrousers wrote:Actually BR, I reckon he has been on this forum, more or less since the start, of the 2 of us, I'm the blow-in, even in one or two of my previous existences.BR wrote:Just a hunch, but perhaps the regular poster here is actually a blow in and not that familiar with the way we do things at Ravenhill.
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10,693AyeYerMa wrote:Have they released the gate for Friday?
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maybe the blow in, in question was simply applying his tremendous singing/chanting AWAY form to the otherwise dull and UN-inspirational home game which lacked in atmosphere... and singing, except for the english stylee brass band.BR wrote:Nah - I missed him, but I had been looking out for him. So long as he was in safe hands.BaggyTrousers wrote:Just bluffing, you saw him then.BR wrote:I have no doubt about his credentials on this forum - it was his history of attendance at Ravenhill I was questioningBaggyTrousers wrote:Actually BR, I reckon he has been on this forum, more or less since the start, of the 2 of us, I'm the blow-in, even in one or two of my previous existences.BR wrote:Just a hunch, but perhaps the regular poster here is actually a blow in and not that familiar with the way we do things at Ravenhill.
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Could be. Or maybe he was a Gatland,
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Perhaps next time the blow-in could visit the new reduced prom where the atmosphere was generally excellent and the beer/stout was even better as it was uncontaminated by proximity to those louts on the Terrace. I might even provide him with some beer/stout and someone who can speak his particular lingo to aid translation.BR wrote:BaggyTrousers wrote:An atmosphere as dull as ditch water, though it often is when we look comfortable & the opposition aren't threatening to humiliate us.
We may need to put an ad in the Belelaugh for some Gulderers, then again, as I've said before, be careful what you wish for.
While I personally was watching the rugby rathe than monitoring the atmosphere - I didn't think it was too bad. Good noise on opposition line-outs. I think the crowd can take credit for at least one free-kick. Did I hear a redition of "Are you Rory in disguise?" Good noise for some of the prolonged defensive efforts too. It's not Ravenhill, but it's getting there.
Just a hunch, but perhaps the regular poster here is actually a blow in and not that familiar with the way we do things at Ravenhill.
BT the capacity of the Prom prior to redevelopment was approx 3,000 so I think the new improved version will be increased in size as well has having a better rake for the shortarses. AND it sounds like we will have the benefit of additional space for most of this season due the the current limitations imposed byt he H&S folks during the re-building work.
BR having now been onthe New improved rear-loading terrace and the new-prom i'd say you have wider walkways on the terrace side though I think we will eventually have a third egress point through the tunnel at the half way line. Currently we have one narrowish stairway at each end which is a bit of a pain.
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I think you are due to have 2 or 4 egress points under the new stand (that's why I thought the walkways may be allowed to be narrower)
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That makes sense now that I think about it BR. I can't see us going forwards and through the tunnel So they'd have to be from the back of the prom. I'll look more closely at the back wall at the next match to see if there are gaps there.BR wrote:I think you are due to have 2 or 4 egress points under the new stand (that's why I thought the walkways may be allowed to be narrower)
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Probably similar to the access to Memorial terrace ?pwrmoore wrote:That makes sense now that I think about it BR. I can't see us going forwards and through the tunnel So they'd have to be from the back of the prom. I'll look more closely at the back wall at the next match to see if there are gaps there.BR wrote:I think you are due to have 2 or 4 egress points under the new stand (that's why I thought the walkways may be allowed to be narrower)
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Room for a few louts from the terrace to join you then, when it's finishedpwrmoore wrote:[Perhaps next time the blow-in could visit the new reduced prom where the atmosphere was generally excellent and the beer/stout was even better as it was uncontaminated by proximity to those louts on the Terrace.
............... the capacity of the Prom prior to redevelopment was approx 3,000 so I think the new improved version will be increased in size as well has having a better rake for the shortarses.
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Cap'n - are you considering a move?Cap'n Grumpy wrote: Room for a few louts from the terrace to join you then, when it's finished
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote:Room for a few louts from the terrace to join you then, when it's finishedpwrmoore wrote:[Perhaps next time the blow-in could visit the new reduced prom where the atmosphere was generally excellent and the beer/stout was even better as it was uncontaminated by proximity to those louts on the Terrace.
............... the capacity of the Prom prior to redevelopment was approx 3,000 so I think the new improved version will be increased in size as well has having a better rake for the shortarses.
We will begin vetting applications from Terrace dwellers from Easter next year Grumps. I can't promise you a fair hearing
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Certainly not - One does have standards old boy, one does have standards ...DavyG wrote:Cap'n - are you considering a move?Cap'n Grumpy wrote: Room for a few louts from the terrace to join you then, when it's finished
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I have a Bodhran, should I bring it along tonight?
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