scott_d 3:55 Fri May 3
Last Home Game Traditions
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What traditions have we lost from the final home game of the season that you miss or are glad to see the back of?
Off the top of my head, I am sure we used to showcase next seasons kit at the final home game?
Also, not necessarily the final game but the final few games I vaguely remember during the Redknapp days, if we were safe you would often see a few youngsters being given games. These days we just seem to play the strongest team. I would like to see these games used as an opportunity to give some up-and-coming players a bit of game time.
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Sven Roeder
3:59 Fri May 3
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Getting relegated
Hoping to see the back of that one
Our captain refusing to play (Upson v Sunderland) because people might be rude to him.
Hope that one has gone too
Would quite like to see Nathan Holland on the bench and given a few minutes.
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Troy McClure
4:01 Fri May 3
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Pitch invasions have been replaced with politely clapping an under-performing team whilst they carry their kids around
MODERN. FOOTBALL. IS. SHIT.
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Northern Sold
4:04 Fri May 3
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Fancy Dress....
200 a side Volleyball in the street outside the Wakefield...
Upsetting the locals...
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Grumpster
4:15 Fri May 3
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Used to love a pitch invasion.
This PC, health and safety world we live in is a right load of cunt.
Then again, imagine having to run that far to the pitch in that fucking stadium? I'd be too knackered to clap.
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Rossal
4:15 Fri May 3
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Troy McClure 4:01 Fri May 3
Half our fans would collapse by the time they make the pitch.....
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Davenport
4:19 Fri May 3
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Getting battered in the DUKE
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Eddie B
4:21 Fri May 3
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Standing outside the Earl of Wakefield and having friendly chats with the locals driving slowly past.
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Grumpster
4:23 Fri May 3
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Duke was a fantastic pub for atmosphere after games, used to love it.
In fact so many boozers around the area where right up my street.
Always missed Charlie's (that right?) just round from the Boleyn when it closed, used to love a ska bounce around in there.
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Steven P
6:46 Fri May 3
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Wakefield was always good. Bar staff always used to have their tits hanging out.
Used to like green gate as well with that extremely fit and extremely moody bar staff bird.
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medwayhammer1
7:27 Fri May 3
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Getting slaughtered and bouncing around to 2 little boys in the Prince of wales!
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gank
7:29 Fri May 3
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What??
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yngwies Cat
7:37 Fri May 3
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Getting pissed then spending mum and dad's phone bill on club call overt the summer.
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simon.s
9:35 Fri May 3
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Prince of Wales
I was probably more upset when that went than when the old ground did.
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joe royal
10:52 Fri May 3
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What Simon said.
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simon.s
10:54 Fri May 3
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Bubbles singing on a Saturday night after a game.
Fucking good times
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munkyfunk
11:11 Fri May 3
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Simon s
Agree mate, don’t think I’ve spent as much time and cash in a pub than the prince.
Like losing a limb when that went...
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mallard
11:29 Fri May 3
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Cambridge in the early nineties was probably the last decent one
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Alex Bunbury
11:39 Fri May 3
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Can I echo how good the Prince of Wales was after a Saturday match. I was gutted when that shut.
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Iron Duke
12:10 Sat May 4
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Hammer of the Year used to be presented after the last home game.
Now they have some stupid 3 hour long awards ceremony during the week. Save of the season ffs.
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terry-h
12:21 Sat May 4
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Will big Andy get injured doing the post match lap of honour?
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