The Robins Nest Forum

tbf sounds like the stewards may have got it right. Not long before chap X (the spa song) got ejected, there was one very angry young lad that was making a bee line for chap X followed by two stewards (he was ejected as well, I think), he seemed pretty angry and intent on 'approaching' chap X and no...

i reckon this is a cruel (but funny) joke, I should imagine this will go on and on and on........

his over arm throwing is very suspect, not much power or direction.

Took me back to the mid to late 90's when Town used to batter teams at WR, constantly winning the ball in midfield and getting the ball in the box.

great stuff.

What with all the talk of lower attendances at WR, I was thinking what the effects (social, financial, environmental, geographical) would be if WR was full to capacity every home game?

Would the club have even contemplated this scenario?

onion onion onion

I'm sure there's a huge flag on show at past England games with CHELTENHAM on it and no reference to CTFC, the owner of that flag is the manager of one of Chelts prestigious nightclubs.

Martin Boyle

From the bbc coverage you get the distinct feeling that not many people wanted rotherham to win that game.

RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Maybe a chorus of "we tap your telephones, we tap your telephones"

nah, lets throw caution to the wind,Brian Sewell can jolly well jog on!

"WE GOT A BANKSY, WE GOT A BANKSY, YOU AINT, YOU AINT"

<repeat to fade>

CheltRobin wrote:Fleetwood match is his last.

Anybody read that as Fleetwood Mac.....?

Have you lot got the samaritans on speed dial?

Post away Little mo, its the comments that I'm posting about.

Its all well and good looking back at past times guys but its the here and know that matters

Footbal changes teams change, lets not keep harping back to times gone.

COYRS!!!

just spat my drink out laughing at that comment

Nobody's mentioned Brown's save......(until now)

Until he gets an England player sent off next year and the nation hates his guts, again.

I like the new badge, the old one was well 90's

the last Town shirt I owned was red/white stripes and sponsored by Empress Car Sales

I'd love to open a museum in my honour.

Malabus wrote:Windmill in old Amsterdam ..... for us old timers.

with all the pushing and shoving at the end of it, funny to watch.

Who was the chap that used to sing a song about baseball (all on his own as well)? He stood in the paddock.