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Post by Countydog on Feb 21, 2015 20:52:02 GMT
I want to identify the Stoke fan definitely one maybe two who protected my 7 year old boy during the mother of all mentals today. We were stood together at the front (pitchside) when Victor did the rest. As you know this sparked the mother of all mentals and both me and Joe (my lad fell to the floor) whilst rampaging celebrating Stokies fell on top of us. It was a bit scary as this was a proper crush moment however the bloke above my boy took the weight of the blokes on top of him as did maybe a second fella. These lads are true legends and when the mental subsided slightly we were all able to get up including my boy who had been stuck underneath for a good 30 seconds. These men are heroes in my book - I want them naming and then I want to buy them a beer at West Brom !
This thread is not a dig at any Stokie who were simply enjoying the moment. I accept that taking a 7 year old to an away game carries an element of risk.
Thanks - this is what being Stoke fans is all about.
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Post by davejohnno1 on Feb 21, 2015 20:56:41 GMT
I want to identify the Stoke fan definitely one maybe two who protected my 7 year old boy during the mother of all mentals today. We were stood together at the front (pitchside) when Victor did the rest. As you know this sparked the mother of all mentals and both me and Joe (my lad fell to the floor) whilst rampaging celebrating Stokies fell on top of us. It was a bit scary as this was a proper crush moment however the bloke above my boy took the weight of the blokes on top of him as did maybe a second fella. These lads are true legends and when the mental subsided slightly we were all able to get up including my boy who had been stuck underneath for a good 30 seconds. These men are heroes in my book - I want them naming and then I want to buy them a beer at West Brom ! This thread is not a dig at any Stokie who were simply enjoying the moment. I accept that taking a 7 year old to an away game carries an element of risk. Thanks - this is what being Stoke fans is all about. Your first true mental as a stokie is a life experience never to be forgotten. Your lad will be hooked for life now. :-) |
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Post by 2004 on Feb 21, 2015 21:01:57 GMT
I loved everyone charging to the front after we won the penalty  |
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Post by stokie25 on Feb 21, 2015 21:11:26 GMT
Your boy will never forget today My daughters never forget games either. One is 18 now and at university and the other is 8...both will recall results and we'll always be there. Fans will protect them  |
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Post by bathstoke on Feb 21, 2015 21:24:00 GMT
Please don't this be a green light fir taking 7th olds away. I don't take mine to home games till the age of 5. You just don't know what's going to happen away & you are vastly outnumbered. Villa isn't Fulham...
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