At the derby match on Sunday, 18 April, one greeted United supporters entering from Leppings lane and welcomed them to Hillsborough.

At the derby match on Sunday, 18 April, one greeted United supporters entering from Leppings lane and welcomed them to Hillsborough.

one what ? one fan in dole corner ? :hihi::hihi::hihi:

"One" meaning "I"
Example: I greeted.

Also try: If someone greeted.

etc.

So, what would happen ?

"One" meaning "I"
Example: I greeted.

Also try: If someone greeted.

etc.

So, what would happen ?

How are you planning on greeting them? Like Roger the greeter at Asda, or with the usual foul and abusive language you'd expect at a derby?

"One" meaning "I"
Example: I greeted.

So, what would happen ?

Why dont you fly over and find out ?

A friendly welcoming greeting of course.

You wouldn't get a ticket as the Blades will sell all those available on the Leppings Lane, however you will be able to pick and choose where you want to sit in the remaining stands;);)

Why dont you fly over and find out ?

When attending other matches at ground, and greeting away fans. have had positive responses and confused responses, but never angry or negative or aggressive ones.

So was just curious about the derby.

You wouldn't get a ticket as the Blades will sell all those available on the Leppings Lane, however you will be able to pick and choose where you want to sit in the remaining stands;);)

Where he will be able to listen to a rousing rendition of

They're here, they're there
They're every <removed> where
EMPTY SEATS, EMPTY SEATS

However if you took the above advice please be aware, you maybe taking a cauliflower ear back to the slums of heeley with you.

You wouldn't get a ticket as the Blades will sell all those available on the Leppings Lane, however you will be able to pick and choose where you want to sit in the remaining stands;);)

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The post is assuming a ticket has already been purchased.

No it isnt they are not on sale for that end yet

Where he will be able to listen to a rousing rendition of

They're here, they're there
They're every <removed> where
EMPTY SEATS, EMPTY SEATS

Empty seats?

are not all the away seats usually sold out for the derby?

When attending other matches at ground, and greeting away fans. have had positive responses and confused responses, but never angry or negative or aggressive ones.


Do you work as a Walmart greeter in NJ ?

Why would you greet away fans unless you are being angry and negative ???

Sorry but you have me confused so i can see why people would give you confused responses at the match :huh::huh::huh:

No it isnt they are not on sale for that end yet

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I'm a wednesday supporter and i sit in the south stand.

How are you planning on greeting them?

With a packet of Fruit Pastilles for the young ones and Werthers for the OAP's!!!!!!

Before the match, you'd get friendly banter, alot of shirters now are pretty good mates with each other when it comes to derbies. After the game is a different matter, assuming a team loses, the winning fans will want to rub it in the other faces, this will be met with a kind ''fu*k off :)'' or a kind ''you're out of the family'' or a gentle smashing of windows, cars, pubs, and just in general the whole of Sheffield :)

However look at who you're greeting, the majority of shirters will have banter as said above, youg chavvies thinking they're on the set of Green Street will tell you to ''fack off you Wednesday mug!'' and the lads that usually stand at the back will have some banter, but wont be as light hearted as the shirters...or scarfers.

Do you work as a Walmart greeter in NJ ?

Why would you greet away fans unless you are being angry and negative ???

Sorry but you have me confused so i can see why people would give you confused responses at the match :huh::huh::huh:

walmart greeter no.

But am a naturally friendly, outgoing, easy to talk to person.

why not give an away fan a friendly greeting?

When meeting footie fans in general (in the states) we are able to discuss the finer points of the beautiful game without any animosity.

Before the match, you'd get friendly banter, alot of shirters now are pretty good mates with each other when it comes to derbies. After the game is a different matter, assuming a team loses, the winning fans will want to rub it in the other faces, this will be met with a kind ''fu*k off :)'' or a kind ''you're out of the family'' or a gentle smashing of windows, cars, pubs, and just in general the whole of Sheffield :)

However look at who you're greeting, the majority of shirters will have banter as said above, youg chavvies thinking they're on the set of Green Street will tell you to ''fack off you Wednesday mug!'' and the lads that usually stand at the back will have some banter, but wont be as light hearted as the shirters...or scarfers.

thank you.

This is the info one was looking for.

walmart greeter no.

But am a naturally friendly, outgoing, easy to talk to person.

why not give an away fan a friendly greeting?

When meeting footie fans in general (in the states) we are able to discuss the finer points of the beautiful game without any animosity.

When did you last attend a Sheffield derby ? have you ever attended a Shefield derby ?

I only ask as i have never seen a hand shake on Leppings lane ! a few fists yes!

jeeeeeeeeeez Blades can you imagine a Yank approaching you on Lepping Lane, "have a nice day now" !!

Its like a Blade offering a spare ticket to an Owl outside bramall lane " here mr Owl a free ticket, come and sit with me on the kop!!"

Footy fans in the states dont have derbys like in Sheffield.

May i sugest despite your best intentions you do not try it !;)

When did you last attend a Sheffield derby ? have you ever attended a Shefield derby ?

I only ask as i have never seen a hand shake on Leppings lane ! a few fists yes!

jeeeeeeeeeez Blades can you imagine a Yank approaching you on Lepping Lane, "have a nice day now" !!

Its like a Blade offering a spare ticket to an Owl outside bramall lane " here mr Owl a free ticket, come and sit with me on the kop!!"

Footy fans in the states dont have derbys like in Sheffield.

May i sugest despite your best intentions you do not try it !;)



By Footy fans i meant actual English football supporting Englanders from England, on holiday, etc, in the states.

ts like a Blade offering a spare ticket to an Owl outside bramall lane " here mr Owl a free ticket, come and sit with me on the kop!!"......................

i would accept your offer, and have a meal with you after the match.

When meeting footie fans in general (in the states) we are able to discuss the finer points of the beautiful game without any animosity.

Dont go a TFC vs Columbus Crew game then :hihi::hihi::hihi:

Oh and stay away when TFC go to Philadelphia this season as well :hihi::hihi:

When did you last attend a Sheffield derby ? have you ever attended a Shefield derby ?

I only ask as i have never seen a hand shake on Leppings lane ! a few fists yes!

jeeeeeeeeeez Blades can you imagine a Yank approaching you on Lepping Lane, "have a nice day now" !!

Its like a Blade offering a spare ticket to an Owl outside bramall lane " here mr Owl a free ticket, come and sit with me on the kop!!"

Footy fans in the states dont have derbys like in Sheffield.

May i sugest despite your best intentions you do not try it !;)

ATTENDED A DERBY ?
no, but am thinking about trying to attend this one.
for if united were promoted or if wednesday were relegated it might be sometime before the next one!!!!

walmart greeter no.

But am a naturally friendly, outgoing, easy to talk to person.

why not give an away fan a friendly greeting?

When meeting footie fans in general (in the states) we are able to discuss the finer points of the beautiful game without any animosity.

Not in England plz, its sound just the way it is.
Meeting and greeting away fans m8, thats another come on comment.:hihi:

Not in England plz, its sound just the way it is.
Meeting and greeting away fans m8, thats another come on comment.:hihi:

Glad hes an owl ...LOL

Not in England plz, its sound just the way it is.
Meeting and greeting away fans m8, thats another come on comment.:hihi:

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Sorry m8 i had just hurt my toe when i posted this :hihi:

By Footy fans i meant actual English football supporting Englanders from England, on holiday, etc, in the states.

ts like a Blade offering a spare ticket to an Owl outside bramall lane " here mr Owl a free ticket, come and sit with me on the kop!!"......................

i would accept your offer, and have a meal with you after the match.

So you like hospital food:loopy: It would never happen, lol

We have crowd segregation at even the safest of games, the derby is not safe, friendly , fans are not slightly interested in offering the hand of friendship before or even after the match.

Sad but true.

So you like hospital food:loopy: It would never happen, lol

We have crowd segregation at even the safest of games, the derby is not safe, friendly or fans are not slightly interested in offering the hand of friendship before or even after the match.

Sad but true.

Never mind what football match you go to there is always that thought in the back of your mind that your out of your own patch.
The reason you feel like that is because of the rivalry between every club going never mind if it's, United, Blackpool or Wrexham.
Thats one of the biggest buzz's about being away from home at a game id say m8.

ATTENDED A DERBY ?
no, but am thinking about trying to attend this one.
for if united were promoted or if wednesday were relegated it might be sometime before the next one!!!!

Extend that warm greeting for your fellow Owls, Overseas supporters would always be made welcome, and am sure the 20,000 Owls would be much more socialable than 7000 Blades.

Never mind what football match you go to there is always that thought in the back of your mind that your out of your own patch.
The reason you feel like that is because of the rivalry between every club going never mind if it's, United, Blackpool or Wrexham.
Thats one of the biggest buzz's about being away from home at a game id say m8.

LOL, and if the match is postponed as at Posh, one can always find trouble amongst your own !!

I agree Corker , when our mini bus turned up outside the Swansea home end 2 mins before kick off... there was a certain buzz!! :)

A friendly welcoming greeting of course.



not a chance....if the owls are still bottom three and need to win to stay up..i will guarantee that the crowd will be a good one and very hostile towards the blades....
it is just how it is in sheffield now.....and we wouldn't want it any other way...

Steel City derby--what would happen if………….. greeted United supporters entering from Leppings lane and welcomed them to Hillsborough.

You would get carried away by guys in white coats because you must be mad to even suggest it.


Canadablade TFC vs Columbus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EquUfYTu6go&feature=related

They look a friendly bunch, somehow I can’t see our police turning up in shirt sleeves on match day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EquUfYTu6go&feature=related

They look a friendly bunch, somehow I can’t see our police turning up in shirt sleeves on match day.

You wont see em turning up with tasers and real guns either :hihi::hihi::hihi:

You wont see em turning up with tasers and real guns either :hihi::hihi::hihi:

Good point I don’t suppose you need riot gear when you have a gun on your hip.