Darlo Uncovered

Comfortably_numb wrote:

Henley wrote:

Darlogramps wrote:

don'tbuythesun wrote:Well, perhaps Tezza can clarify what he meant. If he was joking about mental health issues I agree it's not funny and it's unnecessary.

Well here is what he posted in this thread:

Have to admit it is becoming more and more predictable, repetitive & Monotonous. Has to be in a lonely and sad place. Perhaps we need to be more understanding

No clarification needed. Fairly clearly he's joking that I have mental health issues (even down to the laughing emoticon). I'd find it strange (or a double-standard) for people to be annoyed about me being repetitive in threads, but think this is acceptable.

Anyway, I'm happy enough to leave it there.

Fecking snowflakes

assuming that's a direct response to people with mental health issues that's out of order.

You assume incorrectly but, after your comment, it equally applies to you.

Emdubya wrote:

AndyPark wrote:Been told nearly 500 tickets have been sold so far

Just Darlo or in total?

Just Darlo, not sure on the Pools sales.

AndyPark wrote:

Emdubya wrote:

AndyPark wrote:Been told nearly 500 tickets have been sold so far

Just Darlo or in total?

Just Darlo, not sure on the Pools sales.

That's a pretty impressive figure with just under 2 weeks to go.Nearly as many as Spenny had last night.

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AndyPark wrote:

Emdubya wrote:

AndyPark wrote:Been told nearly 500 tickets have been sold so far

Just Darlo or in total?

Just Darlo, not sure on the Pools sales.

It can only be Darlo because at the moment tickets are only available on line to season ticket holders and DFCSG members only.

Henley wrote:

Comfortably_numb wrote:

Henley wrote:

Darlogramps wrote:

don'tbuythesun wrote:Well, perhaps Tezza can clarify what he meant. If he was joking about mental health issues I agree it's not funny and it's unnecessary.

Well here is what he posted in this thread:

Have to admit it is becoming more and more predictable, repetitive & Monotonous. Has to be in a lonely and sad place. Perhaps we need to be more understanding

No clarification needed. Fairly clearly he's joking that I have mental health issues (even down to the laughing emoticon). I'd find it strange (or a double-standard) for people to be annoyed about me being repetitive in threads, but think this is acceptable.

Anyway, I'm happy enough to leave it there.

Fecking snowflakes

assuming that's a direct response to people with mental health issues that's out of order.

You assume incorrectly but, after your comment, it equally applies to you.

I’m a snowflake because...?

Well, Tezza's taught me something. I had to look it up in the urban dictionary. I've been called much worse!

Just seen the home bar is not open so I’ll try hospitality for 5 of us just hoping we are not to late otherwise its Blackwell Grange.

I expect plenty to be sold over the weekend.

The home bar is not open? Is this true? Are the rugby club taking the fucking piss? Again.

Luckily I have zero interest in this pointless fixture, so won't be there.

Ghost_Of_1883 wrote:The home bar is not open? Is this true? Are the rugby club taking the fucking piss? Again.

Luckily I have zero interest in this pointless fixture, so won't be there.

It’s not the rugby club but looks like Police advice

quakersfan wrote:

Ghost_Of_1883 wrote:The home bar is not open? Is this true? Are the rugby club taking the fucking piss? Again.

Luckily I have zero interest in this pointless fixture, so won't be there.

It’s not the rugby club but looks like Police advice

I'm sure plenty of boozers in the town will reap the rewards before & after the game.

I'm not really sure what closing the bar at the ground does, tbh. I'd argue it'd be better to have people in there. It's segregated, after all. It's not going to stop people having a drink.

Mind you, I think policing is often out of kilter with reality. I don't buy the logic of early kick offs as somehow preventing disruptive behaviour. What it actually does is get the ones who want to get pissed up in the pub a couple of hours earlier than they would normally, and ensures they'll be drunker and causing problems later in the day. Totally counter productive.

Plus I doubt the police have ever tried to buy a drink at the bar when there’s a decent crowd in!


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Confirmed.

Hartlepool United have been given 580 tickets.

Bit pointless when all of the town will be open and poolie fans shouldn't be in there as the game will be all ticket and they'll be segregated with their tickets.

Darlo_Pete wrote:Bit pointless when all of the town will be open and poolie fans shouldn't be in there as the game will be all ticket and they'll be segregated with their tickets.

It is stupid Pete.
I was in the bar at the arena before our game with Darlo and, to be honest, the atmosphere and craic were great (not as great as the result though).
Couldn't get in after like, as it was locked off to keep some of your idiots in and our idiots out.

OYD wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Bit pointless when all of the town will be open and poolie fans shouldn't be in there as the game will be all ticket and they'll be segregated with their tickets.

It is stupid Pete.
I was in the bar at the arena before our game with Darlo and, to be honest, the atmosphere and craic were great (not as great as the result though).
Couldn't get in after like, as it was locked off to keep some of your idiots in and our idiots out.

Yeh I've been in bars at away games, which are for home fans only. The best one was at Carlisle I think it was the Beehive just outside their ground. I'm not well liked by Carlisle fans and I went to the bar and 2 Carlisle blokes were talking, saying they were wondering if I Darlo_Pete would dare come to the ground, little did they know I was behind them.

OYD wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Bit pointless when all of the town will be open and poolie fans shouldn't be in there as the game will be all ticket and they'll be segregated with their tickets.

It is stupid Pete.
I was in the bar at the arena before our game with Darlo and, to be honest, the atmosphere and craic were great (not as great as the result though).
Couldn't get in after like, as it was locked off to keep some of your idiots in and our idiots out.

Yeh I've been in bars at away games, which are for home fans only. The best one was at Carlisle I think it was the Beehive just outside their ground. I'm not well liked by Carlisle fans and I went to the bar and 2 Carlisle blokes were talking, saying they were wondering if I Darlo_Pete would dare come to the ground, little did they know I was behind them.

Did you scrap them Pete?

He won't say but I held his coat and he walked away unscathed.

Darlo_Pete wrote:

OYD wrote:

Darlo_Pete wrote:Bit pointless when all of the town will be open and poolie fans shouldn't be in there as the game will be all ticket and they'll be segregated with their tickets.

It is stupid Pete.
I was in the bar at the arena before our game with Darlo and, to be honest, the atmosphere and craic were great (not as great as the result though).
Couldn't get in after like, as it was locked off to keep some of your idiots in and our idiots out.

Yeh I've been in bars at away games, which are for home fans only. The best one was at Carlisle I think it was the Beehive just outside their ground. I'm not well liked by Carlisle fans and I went to the bar and 2 Carlisle blokes were talking, saying they were wondering if I Darlo_Pete would dare come to the ground, little did they know I was behind them.

You must be famous then ha ha

Ive drank in pubs near grounds and even club houses with away fans and the cracks generally good. Dedicated proper fans of either side generally dont want trouble just a bit friendly banter. On another note whats the crack with salford, a club with there resources who don’t have a club house at all

Salford did have a club house and they plan a new one apparently. That ground is impressive!

shildonlad wrote:Ive drank in pubs near grounds and even club houses with away fans and the cracks generally good. Dedicated proper fans of either side generally dont want trouble just a bit friendly banter. On another note whats the crack with salford, a club with there resources who don’t have a club house at all

It burned down a few years back.

don'tbuythesun wrote:He won't say but I held his coat and he walked away unscathed.

Jack huscroft

How many sold now Craig?

Craig Morley

Well on the way to a thousand , that not including Hartlepool sales

Taken from twitter 5 mins ago

Not bad for a game nobody is arsed about apparently...

As long as it goes off peacefully that's decent money in the bank we probably didn't expect. The cup run we all hoped for?!

AndyPark wrote:Not bad for a game nobody is arsed about apparently...

No one has argued that there aren't people who are "arsed" about the game.

The question was one of how significant the match is. Without wanting to restart the arguments, some think it is significant because it's a derby. Others, like me, argue it's not a proper derby and isn't important because it's a youth team county cup game.

As far as I'm concerned we could get a sell out and it still wouldn't make it significant. That's the argument; not whether people are arsed about it or not.

It’s the first time I’ve bought tickets via the club’s website. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. Really straightforward and you can print tickets at home and/or just keep them on your phone and they’ll be scanned at the gate. Great stuff!!


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